March 11, 2014
Kyocera unveiled their Zio M600 over two months ago at CTIA yet we’re still waiting to hear which carrier will be offering the device. The last time we checked in, it was rumored to be Sprint-bound with a $99 price tag attached to it. A source of ours is telling us tonight that ...
Read MoreNo more teases, Sprint Hero owners. No more waiting. 2.1 is here. Get yourself on over to HTC’s site for the download, then head to Sprint and follow the instructions. One big caveat:
Read MoreSprint is doing their part to make Android handset owners aware of apps that can benefit them come Memorial Day. If you plan to do any traveling or cooking out, you’ll be wise to check out these recommendations! Many of you seasoned vets may already be familiar with these titles. ...
Read MoreAs of a now, Evo fans can go into a Best Buy and Radio Shack and preorder the Evo 4G for pickup when the Android superphone launches on June 4. You will have to go into an actual store to place the order, but the good news is that you’ll get the $199.99 price instantly... Read More
Last night I attended the Sprint EVO 4G event in New York city. Of course, I brought along my handy little video camera, just in case I saw something you AndroidGuys would like. Sure enough, Sprint aimed to please. For hours, I was able to play around with the device and watch Sprint ...
Read MoreWe’re starting to see a significant number of emails and questions coming our way about the latest Sprint handset. Rather than trying to answer them all over and over again, we thought we’d put together a quick list of FAQs to help you out. We may be adding to the list as time ...
Read MoreDan Hesse and the Sprint gang just announced the price of the next super phone, the EVO 4G. Due on June 4th, the HTC beauty will retail for $199.99 and a 2-year service agreement. Oh, and there’s that little $100 mail-in rebate to deal with as well. Like many had hoped, the 4G WiFi ...
Read MoreSay good bye to the CDMA Nexus One. Like Verizon did a few weeks back, Sprint has opted to drop the Nexus One from its future handset roadmap. Why, you ask? Well, the EVO 4G is going to be a considerably beefier phone with (presumably) a similar price point. According Gizmodo, a Sprint rep ...
Read MoreEngadget has managed to catch the EVO 4G passing through the halls of the FCC. The device was branded as PC36100 and sports Sprint’s 2500MHz WiMAX band, in addition to Sprint’s usual CDMA bands. Now that we know the device is ready to roll, it’s only a matter of time till ...
Read MoreThere has been much talk regarding the Sprint version of the Nexus One and whether it will meet the same fate as Verizon’s. Back in March, prior to Sprint’s formal announcement of their support for the Google’s flagship device, I wrote a post entitled “Opinion: What Does ...
Read MoreAndroidGuys has been privileged to receive a plethora of screenshots showing Sprint’s EVO 4G training materials. According to our source, today’s the day that Sprint employees are beginning to train on the new WiMAX phone. Rumors have the phone pegged for a June 6th launch. With ...
Read MoreTune in tonight at 7PM Pacific/10PM Eastern and catch the AndroidGuys Thursday Night Podcast! Every Thursday evening we get unique guests, an eclectic panel of commentators, and fun give aways together for our late week show. This week we’ll be giving away THREE $50 AndroidGuys shopping ...
Read MoreSprint has been hard at work rolling out the U.S.’s first 4G wireless network. The new network, based on WiMAX technology, is currently available in a select number of markets, with many more on the way. On that note, Clear, who is Sprint’s partner in crime, has put out a press ...
Read MoreWhen purchasing a new phone many of us are being faced with not only a question of a handset but a prospective betrothed wireless carrier for at least a two year term (this is/was the genius of the Nexus One, more on that later). That has not been more evident since Apple signed an ...
Read MoreIn a leaked image that has been posted to the XDA Forums, the news has broken that Sprint is rolling out Android 2.1 (Eclair) to both of their phones! This has been LONG rumored, with users taking a “believe it when we see it” mentality (with good reason). Finally Sprint Android ...
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