Articles Tagged Sprint
Steep competition for iPhone 5c sales
Apple might not have made the iPhone 5c as cheap as many might have expected, but this isn’t stopping the big department store chains from offering wide-spread discounts mere weeks after its big debut.
FreedomPop launches 4G LTE hotspot
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Virgin Mobile & Boost Offer 4G LTE
Both Virgin Mobile and Boost have just released new 4G LTE coverage via the Sprint network and new phones which can access the 4G LTE speeds. Both the brands had previously offered 4G via WiMax with the flagship phone being the Galaxy S2 4G. Sprint, which owns both Virgin Mobile and Boost, is likely to use these brands to leverage even more super-fast devices on 4G LTE at a price discount to T-Mobile and to better go head to head with other pre-paid carriers Cricket and MetroPCS.
Samsung Galaxy S II US Launch Date
It’s taken a while, but the Samsung Galaxy S II finally has a likely US announcement date. That’s right, American customers will finally be able to purchase the already iconic and internationally successful Galaxy S II ‘superphone’. The believed launch will happen on August 29th during a major Samsung product announcement in New York.
Kyocera Echo Available For Pre-order
We’ve already told you about the Kyocera Echo and why we think it’s a great idea. Well if you agree with us then now might be a great time to pre-order one on Sprint’s online store. In an entertaining twist Sprint has offered its customers to “duel for a dual” screen phone – winner gets a free Kyocera Echo. The duels themselves are against computer opponents, of course. To enter simply click on the ‘play game’ button below the Echo and submit your score afterwards.
Kyocera Echo: Bi-Winning Displays?
The Kyocera Echo was first introduced back in Feb and immediately grasped attention due to its unique dual-screen slider design. In honour of its impending release date on the 17th April we thought we’d give this Android 2.2 device a little mention. Mechanically, the Kyocera Echo operates just like any normal QWERTY slider or the Xperia Play, but instead of a keyboard or gamepad the user is gifted with another 3.5 inch capacitive touchscreen.
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