Walmart Black Friday ad has smattering of smartphones to snag
Walmart has become the latest retailer to see its Black Friday ad posted on the internet. While it’s got more than some of the others we’ve encountered the last few days, it’s mostly a bunch of budget-priced handsets. There doesn’t seem to be anything particular …
U.S. Cellular expands presence to 460 Walmart locations
U.S. Cellular has started expanding its retail presence, today announcing that it will bring its postpaid plans to 460+ Walmart locations within its footprint. The move will help the carrier get more exposure and potentially reach more new consumers. This expansion comes shortly after the …
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 …
Huawei Sonic launches as an Android prepaid goPhone for AT&T, drops the Sonic in place of Fusion
Those of you looking for a low-tier prepaid Android solution may be interested in the new Huawei Fusion. The Fusion started off as the Huawei Sonic and was earlier pictured by pocketnow sporting AT&T branding. It was later learned that the Huawei Sonic was in …
Walmart’s Black Friday features $69 Galaxy Prevail (Boost Mobile)
Purchase a smartphone on contract and receive $100 Walmart gift card.
T-Mobile announces the Samsung Exhibit II 4G, available at Walmart starting tomorrow
The Samsung Exhibit II 4G, T-Mobile’s latest budget-friendly 4G device, is set to hit most Walmart stores tomorrow. We first heard about the Samsung Exhibit II 4G a couple weeks ago when it dropped its Galaxy W moniker and showed up in a leaked T-Mobile …
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T-Mobile and Walmart Announce Wallet-Friendly, No Contract 4G Plan
Even with the four major carriers each offering something a little different in terms of plans, there are still hoards of users that really want a no-contract offering without sacrificing data speeds. It appears that T-Mo and Walmart may have the answer to this dilemma, …
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Walmart Offering the Samsung Epic 4G Touch for $99 With new 2-Year Contract
The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S II is starting to hit the US market and while Sprint’s Epic 4G Touch was supposed to be the first subsidized Galaxy S II, it was beat to the punch by Alaska’s GCI. Since most of us don’t have …
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LG Enlighten Spotted in Walmart Catalog
We first heard about the LG Enlighten earlier this month, and we got a better look at it on Tuesday. It appears that the Enlighten will be making its way to Big Red through Walmart, as someone has gotten their paws on a Verizon catalog …
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Walmart’s StraightTalk to Intro Samsung Galaxy Precedent
Walmart, and its mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), TracFone, are gearing up to release an Android-powered handset known as the Samsung Galaxy Precedent. The up-front price is said to be $150 off-contract whereas the monthly bill of $45 will provide consumers with unlimited voice, text, …
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Walmart Offering Sharp FX Plus Free with Contract
Walmart, stealing a bit of AT&T’s thunder, has begun offering the Android 2.2-powered Sharp FX Plus to consumers without any fanfare. As expected, the handset features a 3.2-inch display, sliding QWERTY keyboard, a 3-megapixel camera, and 2GB MicroSD card. Walmart lists the phone as …
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Xperia Play Hitting Wal-Mart Soon?
The Xperia Play was announced by Sony Ericsson at MWC, and it was launched recently in UK. We heard that Verizon will be launching this phone in U.S., and it seemed that it will be launched either this month or next month. Well, now it …
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Walmart to Sell Droid Charge, Price Leaked
Samsung recently announced their first ever LTE device which is known as the Droid Charge. It was introduced at CES 2011 and then last month we saw that the phone is still alive and it will be launch soon.
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Walmart: No Nexus One for Us. Thanks for Nothing, “Technical Error”
After less than a day in existence, the rumor that Walmart plans to offer the Nexus One has been killed. In a statement earlier today, Walmart dashed the hopes of more than a couple of folks. Due to a technical error, this item erroneously was …
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