Cricket intros new family plan discount
Prepaid wireless carrier Cricket today announced a discount for the $50 family plan. Essentially, the plan sees a $10 savings from the $50 plan when customers activate two lines of service. For the money subscribers receive 1GB data on top of the unlimited talk and texting …
Cricket Wireless announces $129 Groove for November 21
Cricket Wireless is set to add another Android device to their portfolio tomorrow as the carrier pulls the curtain back on its new Groove handset. Built by ZTE, the smartphone runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread (yikes!) and features a 3.2-megapixel camera, 1GB internal storage, microSD expansion, …
RadioShack’s Black Friday ad leaks with multiple Android savings, freebies
RadioShack’s Black Friday ad has found its way online and, as is usually the case, is full of Android savings. While some might be for devices from larger companies such as Samsung and HTC, there’s also an offering from outfits such as DiGiX. Nevertheless, if …
Cricket adds $179 Desire C to Android portfolio
Cricket Wireless adds another Android smartphone to its smartphone portfolio today, introducing the Desire C. The HTC smartphone runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (with Sense) and should make for a more than adequate first handset for consumers getting a taste of the smarter side …
Cricket Wireless adds ZTE Engage to Android roster
Cricket Wireless today announced that they will soon be offering their second Android 4.0 smartphone in the form of the ZTE Engage. Set to arrive on October 2, the handset features a 4.0-inch display, 1.4GHz processor, 8-megapixel camera, and mircoSD expansion. Priced at $249.99 without …
Cricket celebrates Muve Music with discounted Androids, reduced rate plan
Cricket Wireless is celebrating the success of its digital music subscription service, Muve Music, with discounts all around. Throughout the month of June, Cricket is offering all of its new customers $10 off the Muve Music monthly rate plan. What’s more, they are also selling …
Huawei Honor (U8860) Review
What’s to like: Fans of stock Android experience will enjoy the Huawei Honor’s simple interface that sits atop Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The battery pretty much delivers on its promises of a considerably longer standby and talk times. What’s to be desired: A U.S. carrier would …
Cricket announces $250 Huawei Mercury
Cricket today announced their next Android smartphone , unveiling the $250 Huawei Mercury putting it on sale immediately. As the most powerful device in the carrier’s lineup thus far, the specifications are on par with some of today’s better handsets. We’re not exactly clear as …
Cricket Wireless launching Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tomorrow
Cricket Wireless isn’t one of the major mobile phone networks in the USA, but they do offer a number of Android powered devices sans contract and at a reasonable price. They just announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 which was launched by Samsung a few …
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Best Buy to Offer ZTE Score for Cricket Wireless
Cricket Wireless has announced the second Android smart phone to support the Muve Music service just days after unveiling the Samsung Vitality. The ZTE Score will be available for $129.99 when it goes on sale later this month, giving subscribers a low-cost Android alternative. Unlike …
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Cricket Wireless Announces $199.99 Samsung Vitality
Cricket Wireless unveiled their next Android smart phone today, the Muve Music enabled Samsung Vitality. Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread and powered by a 800MHz processor, the handset will be available next week for the price of $199.99 after $20 instant rebate. Details include a 3.5-inch …
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Cricket Wireless to Offer Samsung Vitality with Muve Music Service
Cricket Wireless looks to be hopping onto the same train as U.S. Cellular and MetroPCS, offering a new mid-range Samsung handset. Known as the Vitality, specifications include Android 2.3 Gingerbread, an 800MHz processor, 3.5-inch HVGA display, and 3.2-megapixel camera. If this sounds a little bit …
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Cricket Wireless Reminds Us That Adobe Flash Is Still Relevant
Think back to roughly a year and a half ago when the big stink in mobile was over how Apple refused to support Adobe Flash. Remember hearing from people on the other side of the fence about how Flash was going to die and it …
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