Sprint 4G LTE network will grow by 100 markets over next few months
Sprint today announced that its 4G LTE network will grow substantially over the next few months. A press release tells us that major markets such as Boston, Chicago, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami Nashville, New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. are on tap to …
Boost adds Samsung Galaxy S II 4G, Galaxy Rush to lineup
Boost Mobile has announced a pair of Android-powered smartphones from Samsung, both of which are due in September. Each is a little different from the next and offers something unique to their pre-paid subscriber base. Generally speaking, one could consider these two to be on …
Sprint flipping the switch on 4G LTE in select areas July 15th
Are you on Sprint? Do you have an LTE device? Good news, then… for some. Sprint has announced plans to turn on LTE on July 15th for the following areas: Atlanta Dallas Houston (Yay!) Kansas City San Antonio To add on to this, 3G speeds …
Blurrycam and Clearshot pictures of the LG “Snapshot” LS730 leak
A source of BriefMobile has leaked some images of a new device from LG, headed to Sprint. The “Snapshot” (how appropriate), also known as the LG LS730, should be coming out in the last quarter of 2012. The device is a standard design, with a …
No Contract 4G with Virgin Mobile USA, starting at $35 a month
I love it when Richard Branson gets a bug under his skin and sets out to prove everyone else he’s right and they’re wrong! Kinda “sticking it to the man” (aka the 4 major carriers in the country) he is claiming consumers don’t care about …
Review: Verizon Motorola Droid 4
The Droid line from Motorola and Verizon has made quite a stir over the years, and has almost set itself apart from the “Android” platform. Donned with an ultra techie moniker that any Star Wars fan would be able to relate, we’re on the 4th …
Sprint smartphone LTE to receive same unlimited data and pricing as 3G and WiMax
Sprint has a fantastic value going for its plans right now, both in price and the fact that they’re the only US carrier to offer unlimited data without throttling for its smartphones. There was some question as to whether that value would carry over to …
Sprint hangs up on WiMAX devices and shifts entirely to LTE
Sprint is completely done with releasing WiMAX 4G devices and is ready to move on to 4G LTE, according to new details hitting the wires today. Speaking at Competitive Carriers Global Expo today, Sprint’s Bob Azzi confirmed that they would be solely focusing on LTE for …
Sprint Galaxy Nexus confirmed for April 15th?
The guys over at S4Gru.com say they have Sprint sources that confirm the release of the Sprint Galaxy Nexus to be on April 15th, which is a Sunday. Sources are reporting that it’s unlikely the device would actually be released on a Sunday, but it’s more …
Will the Nexus S ever get Android 4.0?
I have a Nexus S 4G on Sprint. And I’m mad as heck. Well… not mad, but frustrated. It has been nearly 5 months since Android 4.0 was announced at a special event in Hong Kong. My girlfriend and I waited, stayed …
Sprint brings the ZTE Fury, an entry-level Gingerbread for $20
Looking to go the dirt-cheap route for an Android smartphone? This should suffice.
Google reconsiders Clearwire involvement, sells stake for $47 million
Despite a rather large monetary refresher from Sprint, Clearwire’s financial woes haven’t ended quite yet. Earlier this month, Google announced that it would be selling its 29.4 million shares in the mobile data company for $1.60 each, a total of $47 million. Letters were sent …
Spotted: First sign of Android 4.0 ICS coming to Sprint Epic 4G Touch
Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy SII always seems to be left in the dark. Whether it’s official updates from Sprint or Samsung, there is hardly ever any mention of it. Samsung has tried convincing us in the past regarding their efforts to speed up …
Honeycomb on a Budget: Sprint debuts the $99 ZTE Optik
Sprint’s latest tablet brings very respectable hardware at a price that’s hard to refuse.
Registration Open for Sprint Galaxy Nexus
Are you looking for unlimited LTE data on Google’s latest flagship phone? If you answered, “heck yes” (like myself), you can now register for information updates for Sprint’s iteration of the Galaxy Nexus, set to debut sometime later this year. The device will be Sprint’s …
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