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HTC EVO 4G (a.k.a. Supersonic) on Sprint
It’s here! The “Supersonic” that has been running through the rumor mill has officially been announced by Sprint as the HTC EVO 4G. It has everything they said it would have, and more.
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Is the HTC Supersonic the Subject of Sprint’s “Groundbreaking” Announcement?
Rumors have been swirling that Sprint would be announcing the WiMax-powered HTC Supersonic at CTIA this week, and it looks like another sign is pointing in that direction. Sprint Premier customers report receiving an alert that the carrier will make “an exciting announcement about a …
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Warehouse Shows HTC A9292 (Supersonic) in Equipment List
We’re merely days away from CTIA and Sprint CEO Dan Hesse’s keynote address but we’re pretty darn sure we know what will be part of his agenda. The HTC Supersonic is all but an official “go” as pretty much everyone expects it to be unveiled. …
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Sprint’s WiMAX Handset (Supersonic) to Launch by Summer
Sprint plans to have their first 4G WiMAX-capable handset on the market before the summer gets started. According to Forbes, the carrier told them that the device will arrive a few months earlier than expected. So which handset will this be? It’s widely rumored to …
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HTC Scorpion Could Be Most Powerful Android Phone to Date,But is it Real?
It gets harder and harder to stay on top of the Android phones coming down the pipeline. Even on its own, HTC makes it difficult on us to keep out in front of the rumored handsets. Today finds us adding another device to the list …
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HTC Supersonic in the Wild
Here’s the first look at the forthcoming HTC Supersonic. That is, if you want to believe it. Someone over at AndroidMobileOS was sent a couple of photos of what’s likely to become one of the hottest rumored handsets this year.
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HTC Supersonic Screen Grab Has Us SuperExcited, Confused
We’re not even sure where to begin with this one. Just this week we reported that an upcoming WiMAX-enabled handset called the Supersonic was headed to Sprint. If you look at the picture to the left of this paragraph, you’ll see a reference to said …
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Sprint’s HTC ‘Supersonic’ to be WiMAX-Enabled Android
Engadget is reporting that a recently uncovered HTC handset with WiMAX will be known as the Supersonic. Further, they’ve added a few details to the mix. Among the rumored specs are a massive 4.3″ touch screen, a kickstand on the rear, Snapdragon speeds, and Sense …
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Rumor: Sprint Working with Walmart on WiMax Build Out
Here’s a rumor that we’d like to see play out if only for curiosity’s sake. According a tipster of ours, Sprint has been working with an unusual partner on a project to help build out their WiMax network. As we all know the carrier plans …
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Ye Still Doubt the GPhone?
For any naysayers out there, I bring a little more evidence to help convince you of a VoIP GPhone. In an article titled “Android Comes to WiMAX,” it’s mentioned that Android has been used in VoIP phone calls. “In early November, D2 and Beceem completed …
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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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HTC Shifts to fast gears with its MAX 4G
HTC has announced the world’s first ever 4G mobile device. HTC has successfully incorporated the features of WiMAX in to the MAX 4G, a device which is said to be a Touch HD look alike. This makes Windows Mobile 6.1 the first mobile OS to …
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Android and 4G
T-Mobile’s new 3G network will show off some of Android’s most compelling applications and capabilities. Wait until we see 4G from Sprint and others can do for the platform!
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Google Patents a Game Changer – Telcos Aren’t Going to Like This One
Imagine having carriers submitting bids directly to your handset for the lowest cost data and cellular service.
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WiMAX is Coming
We’ve been all over the unconfirmed Android news lately and inadvertently, we’ve pushed our other stuff aside. Longtime AndroidGuys readers will recall that we cover all the major members of the Open Handset Alliance whenever news is relevant. One of the bigger companies neglected lately …
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