Sprint slated to take down 9,600 iDEN towers by October
Sprint has recently announced more plans to decommission their iDEN network. They have now said that they have selected vendors throughout the country to remove Sprint’s equipment from cell towers and base stations fro recycling and re-use. Sprint has also said that they plan to …
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Rumor: Moto Making Rugged, PTT, CDMA Andy For Sprint
A little birdie (not of the “Angry” type) has informed us that some Sprint managers have been receiving emails from Motorola regarding an upcoming phone launch that will require an in-store advocate. Since Motorola makes nearly all of the Sprint/Nextel iDEN phones, this wouldn’t seem …
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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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Sprint Dropping Motorola i1 and Samsung Intercept (Moment 2) July 11
Sprint customers looking beyond this week’s EVO 4G release are advised to mark their calendar for July 11th. If the latest leak holds up, this will be the day Sprint releases both the Motorola i1 and Samsung Intercept.
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Sprint to Release Motorola i1 Next Month for $150
PhoneDog is reporting that the Motorola i1 will be arriving at Sprint’s doorstep on June 20th with a $149.99 price tag attached to it. The ruggedized phone is designed to withstand pretty much anything you can throw at it and features a 3.1-inch screen with …
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