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Sprint just announced a fleet of Moto devices that will arrive on their network in 2011. The device that is on the forefront of this lineup is Photon 4G, Sprint’s first dual-core phone. The Photon 4G is packed with features like the integration of Nvidia Tegra 2 processor along with Android 2.3 OS, 4.3-inch [...]
Expanding the EVO family further, HTC announced their first tablet for Sprint consumers. As the name goes, the View 4G will come with support for faster 4G speeds and 1.5GHz Snapdragon processor. The tablet has a 7-inch display supporting WSVGA resolution, Android OS, HTC Sense UI, 5MP main camera with 720p HD video recording [...]
HTC has announced their first ever 3D phone at the CTIA. The EVO 3D is meant for Sprint subscribers and is touted to be America’s first phone with 4.3-inch QHD (960×540 pixels) 3D display. The phone is powered by a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and comes with dual 5MP cameras that allow capturing content [...]
Samsung-developed Google Nexus S is now announced for US’ CDMA network, Sprint. The Sprint variant dubbed as Nexus S 4G has support for CDMA and WiMAX network and is one of the first phones to come fully integrated with Google Voice. Full integration means a user does not have to change or port their [...]
Sprint’s mystery invitation for CTIA event does not reveal anything but thanks to some sleuthing by Engadget, we do have a hint of what to expect on March 22. The site got hold of URLs on Sprint’s website that suggests Nexus S 4G, Evo View and Evo 3D slated to go official soon. According [...]
Sprint has announced that Samsung’s Galaxy S device, Epic 4G will receive the impending Android 2.2 update today. The EB13 will upgrade the Epic 4G’s OS to Froyo and bring in additional features like GPS improvements, Adobe Flash 10.1 support, Bluetooth voice dialing, install apps on external storage etc. The update will be released [...]
Sprint’s event yesterday showed off an Android phone featuring two touchscreen displays. The phone known as Kyocera Echo features two 3.5-inch touchscreen displays (800×480 pixels) and the specialty of it is that both the displays can work independently or as one, according to user’s preference. In short, you can check your email on one [...]
HTC has announced three new 4G-enabled phones for three different operators in the US market. The HTC EVO Shift 4G expected on Sprint is an extension of the original HTC EVO 4G with a full QWERTY keyboard. Running on Android 2.2 OS, the phone features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 4G speeds, HTC Sense UI [...]
Sprint has launched a unique case for iPod touch that not only protects the iPod but also allows users to surf the internet using Sprint’s 3G connection. The ZTE Peel that will go on sale from November 14 is a MiFi-like device that slides nicely on second and third-gen iPod touch devices and takes [...]
Sprint has got a new Blackberry handset, dubbed as the Blackberry Style (9670). The Blackberry Style is a flip phone from RIM that takes advantages of the recently released Blackberry 6 OS and sports a full QWERTY keyboard. The BB 6 OS ups the ante with improved social networking support with Social Feeds, webkit-based [...]
Sprint’s event yesterday in San Francisco saw three Android phones launched along with a new service. The phones launched were LG Optimus S, Sanyo Zio, Samsung Transform and Sprint ID service that will now allow users to choose what sort of ID packs consisting of apps, ringtones etc. they want on their phone. In short, [...]
Samsung today announced its first Android-powered tablet for the American market. Galaxy Tab that is touted to take on the mighty iPad will hit retail shelves before the holiday season on four major carriers – AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless and Sprint. Unlike the international version, Galaxy Tab for US won’t feature voice calling capability [...]
Samsung’s high-end Galaxy S variant for Sprint has finally got a release date and price. Starting tomorrow, interested users will be able to reserve the 4G-toting device and will start retailing from August 31 for $249.99. It is Samsung’s first 4G device and second on Sprint that will compete with HTC’s Evo 4G offering. [...]
Sprint has officially confirmed to roll out the Froyo update for Evo 4G. Starting from August 3, Evo users will get the Android 2.2 goodness and other improvements like voice dialing over Bluetooth, expanded application storage to allow more apps, 4-way camera rotation, improved browser performance with faster JavaScript engine and Adobe Flash support. [...]
Samsung wants to make sure each and every one gets their latest high-end Android device, which is why they’ve announced the availability of Galaxy S on major US mobile operators. Operators have named the phone differently and comes with their own set of customizations. AT&T has already announced it as Captivate while Verizon will [...]