RadioShack outlines branded no-contract service plans
RadioShack has confirmed the recent whispers that they will be offering their brand of wireless service by today announcing new prepaid plans. Piggybacking off of Leap Wireless’s network (Sprint), the RadioShack plans start as low as $25 for feature phones and $50 for smartphones. For …
T-Mobile, Walmart now offering discounted Galaxy S II without contract
T-Mobile and Walmart today announced that they will be offering the Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone to customers in a more affordable no-contract option. Priced at only $299.00, the Android handset can be paired with a T-Mobile Monthly4G rate plan that starts as low as $30.00 …
FCC brings MetroPCS’s ZTE N910 to light
The FCC has helped to reveal an upcoming MetroPCS smartphone out of Chinese handset maker ZTE. According to PhoneScoop, the N910 will be feature a large display, Qualcomm MSM8660 processor, 5-megapixel camera, microSD expansion, and support for MetroPCS’s 4g LTE network. Of course there’s also Wi-Fi, …
Virgin Mobile debuts new “Happy Accidents” campaign [VIDEO]
Aww man, you just got that phone? That’s too bad, because Virgin Mobile has a really great plan and an increasingly better selection of Android devices. Dude, that sucks. Virgin Mobile has launched a new ad campaign, “Happy Accidents” which hits television and Internet today, …
POLL: Would you consider a prepaid Android smartphone?
The last 24 ours have seen a number of prepaid smartphone announcements from a handful of carriers. If you are a T-Mobile, Virgin, or Boost Mobile subscriber then you’ll have a new option in the near future. This got us to wondering – how many …
T-Mobile Concord joins carrier’s prepaid roster
T-Mobile today announced that they’ve added another Android-based smartphone to their prepaid lineup. Called the T-Mobile Concord, it’s a manufactured by ZTE and features 3G connectivity. We’re not sure the user-base is going to mind, considering the $99 price point and basic Android features. Details …
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 …
Virgin Mobile debuts Samsung Galaxy Reverb for September
Virgin Mobile has added another Android smartphone to their no-contract roster, announcing the Samsung Galaxy Reverb. Due in September, the handset is a mid-range model with a somewhat reasonable $250 sticker. Details for the Galaxy Reverb include a 4-inch WVGA display, 1.4GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera …
U.S. Cellular bows trio of new prepaid options
U.S. Cellular today announced three new prepaid voice, text, and data plans for subscribers which go into effect immediately. Available for a select number of Android models, the no-contract options range between $35/month to $65 per month. Each comes with its own allowance of minutes …
Virgin Mobile USA now offering $149 LG Optimus Elite
The no-contract carrier debuts the successor to their Optimus V.
Boost Mobile to offer Android 4.0-powered Evo Design 4G
The no-contract carrier is set to offer an Ice Cream Sandwich experience in the mid-range HTC handset.
Virgin Mobile adds $99 Venture to Android lineup
Virgin Mobile has begun taking preorders for their next Android handset, the Gingerbread-powered (PCD) Venture, with expected shipping to begin March 15. At $99 it’s pretty much all the Android you might hope to see out of a no-contract carrier, if not a little more. …
Boost Mobile announces their first Android for under $100 – Samsung Replenish
Boost Mobile today announced that they will be offering the Samsung Replenish starting tomorrow with a super-appealing price tag. Bowing as the first Android smartphone on the carrier’s network for less than $100, the handset helps bolster the no-contract lineup with a low-cost eco-friendly option. …
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Cricket Announces $179.99 Samsung Transfix
Cricket Communications has announced their next Android endeavor today, the Android 2.3-powered Samsung Transfix. Available immediately for $179.99, the phone features an 800MHz processor, 3.2-inch display, 3.2-megapixel camera, and a full sliding QWERTY keyboard. Cricket seems to really be ratcheting up their Android roster, having …
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AT&T Adds ZTE Avail to GoPhone Roster
AT&T, doubling the size of their Android-based GoPhone offerings overnight, has announced the upcoming availability of the ZTE Avail. Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread and featuring a 3.5-inch display, 5-megapixel camera, the Avail should make for a low-cost step up from the LG Thrive. We’re hoping …
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