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EVO Shift Getting Gingerbread AS PROMISED! (is the rapture happening?)
Well color me impressed, there is a mobile carrier out there that has actually met it’s self imposed and promised deadline to bring an OS update to and Android device.
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Get You an EVO-3D for $99 from Radio Shack
Now before you rush out and run to Radio Shack, know that to get an EVO3D for that price, you have to trade in an original EVO or a EVO Shift. That being said, the above image was taken from an email that goodandevo.net received. As you can see, the Shack is offering the brand new EVO device for a base price of $199 on contract, $499.00 off.
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RadioShack Offering Trade In Credit on New Android Handsets
If you are in the market to upgrade your device, and want a nice incentive to do so, RadioShack is offering some trade-in deals that may make your decision a little easier to make, or at least satisfy your spouse that you really do need …
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Sprint Announces EVO Shift 4G and MiFi 3G/4G Hotspot
This baby has been getting a lot of press lately, and for good reason. It’s a pretty amazing looking device. This morning, Sprint “officially” announced the EVO Shift 4G. They also threw in another nice little surprise–the MiFi 3G/4G hotspot.
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HTC Evo Shift? Yeah, We Got More Info On It!
Remember when we got the info on the Shift’s release date? Well, now, thanks to Cellphonesignal, we have more info. It seems that WalMart’s website is showing us that the Shift will, indeed, be available January 9th. Not only that, but they’ve also posted some …
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EVO 4G Shift is Coming January 9th, and Its Accessories Are Already Popping Up!
The HTC Evo 4G Shift is finally confirmed to arrive by RadioShack of all places. The ad shows that they are selling it for US$149.99 with a 2-year contract, and it does brand the name EVO 4G Shift (picture below taken from Android Central). Engadget …
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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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