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Five Reasons Why the EVO Shift 4G is Not Just a “Smaller EVO With a Keyboard”
Sprint began airing a revised “Accolades” commercial this week, featuring a brief mention of the new EVO Shift 4G at the end. Touting it as a “smaller EVO with a slideout keyboard.” On the surface that might sound right, but there’s more to it than …
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Sprint’s EVO 4G Ad Revised to Include EVO Shift 4G [VIDEO]
Sprint has started airing a modified version of their EVO 4G commercial to include the brand new EVO Shift 4G. Have you seen it yet?
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PSA: EVO Shift 4G Pre-Sale Starts January 6 at Best Buy
Jonesing to get ahold of the EVO Shift 4G? Best Buy Mobile just announced their pre-sale will start on January 6 with just one catch: only Best Buy Reward Zone members will be able to take advantage of the early date.
If you’re not a member, you’ll be able to find the EVO Shift 4G online and at Best Buy stores three days later on January 9.
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Best Buy Gearing up to Launch EVO Shift 4G at $149.99 with Contract
Here’s a bit of welcome news for those of you looking to pick up Sprint’s next big thing. The EVO Shift 4G will not come with the typical $200 price tag on it. To our surprise, the smart phone looks to debut with a lower-than-expected …
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HTC Knight Spied as PG0610 in Best Buy System
We’re still waiting to hear something official from Sprint about the sliding QWERTY handset, the HTC EVO Shift 4G due any day. Previously listed with a product number of A7373, the Knight/Speedy has recently been spotted in Best Buy’s internal system with a designation of PG0610.
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HTC Knight Images Show a Finished Looking, Production Ready Handset
he folks over at HTCPedia Shop were passed a handful of HTC Knight images from one of their suppliers yesterday. The pictures show what appear to be production ready handsets with respective accessories in different colors. While it is entirely possible that these are very high quality renders, we get the feeling that the phone is right around the corner.
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HTC submits trademark for “EVO shift 4G”
It appears as though HTC has gone the route of a series of branded phone lines to help users want their phones. We’ve got the Desire and the Desire HD, The Mytouch line, the HD2/7, and now it appears HTC is looking to grow the …
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