Boost Mobile shaves $50 off ZTE Warp, now only $199.99
Boost Mobile has dropped the price of their most recent Android handset, the ZTE Warp, shaving $50 off the no-contract cost. Now available for $199.99, the Gingerbread-powered phone features 1 GHz processor, 2GB memory (microSD), a 4.3-inch display, and a 5-megapixel camera. What’s more, the …
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Samsung Galaxy Prevail Review
If you are in the market for an inexpensive Android device, you might want to check out the Samsung Galaxy Prevail. The Samsung Galaxy Prevail is only $180 on Boost Mobile.
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Additional Samsung Galaxy Prevail Details Uncovered on Eve of Boost Mobile Event
Boost Mobile takes to the stage tomorrow night where they are expected to announce the Samsung Galaxy Prevail. Well, that and some other stuff, but you don’t care about the non-Android news. Widely anticipated to be Android-related from the moment the invitations went out (we …
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Boost Mobile Officially Announces Motorola i1 for June 20
Rumored and whispered no more, Boost Mobile has just announced that they will be offering Motorola’s push-to-talk i1 handset on June 20th. As mentioned last week, this marks the first prepaid Android handset to arrive on the market. The phone is expected to be offered …
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Boost Mobile to Offer First Android Phone Without a Contract
Much has been made recently over the Motorola i1, it being the first push-to-talk Android device of course. Today sees an announcement for the phone that I feel has even bigger implications. The i1 is set to become the first Android phone offered without a …
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Rumor: Kyocera Zio M6000 Headed for Boost Mobile
Kyocera unveiled their Zio M600 over two months ago at CTIA yet we’re still waiting to hear which carrier will be offering the device. The last time we checked in, it was rumored to be Sprint-bound with a $99 price tag attached to it. A …
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Nearly Full List of Motorola Opus One Specs Leaks
The Motorola Opus One has been pretty much all but confirmed at this point. We’ve seen pictures of the device and heard silly stories about its life in the wild. Up until now, the specs were pretty much rumor and conjecture. Today the picture gets …
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Motorola’s ‘Opus One’ Could be First iDEN Handset to run Android
Even though the list of carriers with iDEN support is a short one, Motorola is still committed to supporting the technology. Naturally, we’d expected the handset maker to start offering Android-based iDEN units before too long. If BGR’s new tipster is correct, the first model …
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