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Sprint “Announces” HTC Hero
Sprint is finally putting the word out that they’re bring the HTC Hero to their network. We should be clear – there are no press releases or conferences to report on here. What we have is a little behind-the-scenes announcing for you.
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Samsung: Android Phones “Well Under $100″ by Next Year
Tucked away at the very end of a NY Times article today is a little blurb that perked our ears up. The piece is about the new Reclaim handset from Samsung and Sprint which is made from recycled materials and corn. It’s neat and all, …
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HTC Hero All But Officially Announced for Sprint
The fellas over at Engadget Mobile are reporting that they have seen the page shown in the image below. They’re keeping the URL a secret, but this essentially wraps up the Hero to Sprint rumor. There are still plenty of unknowns such as A)will it …
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Sprint Launching Two Android Devices October 11th?
Some of the best Android tips and leaks over the last year have come from xda-developers. Here’s a case of one that took a little over 4 months to come to fruition. All the way back in April, a “senior member” from their forum had …
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Sprint to Have Android in 2009
Not a terrible ground breaking news article to pass along, but it’s news to some of you. Speaking at the Brainstorm: Tech conference today, Sprint CEO Dan Hessee confirmed that at least one Android device will arrive in 2009. It has been widely assumed that …
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Verizon Says Yes to Android Too
You didn’t think Big Red would let the other three companies run around with Android and not want to get in on the fun, did you? AT&T became the largest carrier in the US to offer Android handsets earlier this week, albeit in an unofficial …
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You Tell Us: What’s Your Thought on Carrier Specific Android Market Results?
It’s time for this weekend’s reader feedback and it’s a pretty hot topic. What’s your thought getting different Android Market results based on your carrier?Â
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G1 and Cupcake – What’s the Deal?
Current G1 owners are licking their chops at the prospect of getting some much desired updates to their Android phones. Features like video recording, stereo Bluetooth, and an on-screen keyboard are the only things missing from an otherwise robust OS. But will the G1 ever …
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Sprint Dropping CDMA/WiMAX Modem Next Week
Check your Sunday newspapers this coming weekend. There might be an ad somewhere in there for the new Sprint dual-mode CDMA/WiMAX modem. Set to launch for $150, this will be the first device that works on both the high-speed WiMAX network that Clearwire is building …
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Ailing Sprint Needs Android Now More Than Ever
The third largest carrier in the US is hurting. Bad. They’re watching customers jump ship left and right and they are almost unable to do anything about it. Even their Simply Everything plan can’t stave off the exodus, with nearly 3 million subscribers leaving this …
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Google’s Rich Miner to Give Sprint Keynote – Android Handset to Follow?
December 10th marks the start of this year’s Application Developer Conference for Sprint, which has been held annually since 2001. One of this year’s keynote addresses will be given by CEO Dan Hesse. Another keynote will be given by Google’s Rich Miner.
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From Out of Nowhere Sprint’s CDMA Head Says “Peace Out”
John Garcia, Sprint’s CDMA leader has decided to leave the company. In his absence, Bill Morgan, SVP of brand management will report to Dan Hesse. The CDMA portion of Sprint accounts for 70% of their business. Garcia has been a part of their company for …
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Sprint CEO: Android Has to Wait
Dan Hesse has made some great decisions since he’s been with the company, but somehow we don’t think this will is one of them. Android is ready for prime time and Sprint is missing the boat.
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Sprint’s Touch Pro in Select Retailers
The coveted device has started making its way into a few locations with a complete launch due in weeks.
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