Early this year Sprint revealed that they would eventually bring 4G LTE to their pre-paid brands, and now it appears the launch is imminent. A trusted source sent us a picture of a Boost Mobile poster that advertises 4G LTE, and we were told the service is also coming to Virgin Mobile. Both ... Read More »
Welcome back to our weekly column where we round up all the Android-related rumors and discuss the validity of each one. Everyone seems to love our original rumor reports, but we thought it would be fun to examine the rumors from around the web and share our thoughts on the possibility of them coming true. ... Read More »
Boost Mobile is Sprint’s foray into the prepaid network market that offers a $55 unlimited plan for Android smartphones that flexes down to $40 per month the longer you’re with Boost.
Sprint launched the Samsung Replenish back in May 2011, and we suspect sales of Sprint’s first eco-friendly device were less than stellar. Today, Boost Mobile ... Read More »
Boost Mobile and Samsung have teamed up today to announce the Samsung Transform Ultra–a mid-range to high-end Android device with a full slide-out physical keyboard.
With Android 2.3 and a VGA front-facing camera for video chat, the Samsung Ultra aims to cover a wide range of consumer needs in one device. By utilizing a full ... Read More »
Update: Walmart is not selling this device or taking reservations at this time and will not have it for some time. Straight Talk is exclusively selling it in early September and consumers can reserve the device today through the following link http://Reserve.StraightTalkAndroid.com
The Motorola Triumph and Samsung Prevail might ... Read More »
Phones from the small carriers tend to be ignored by the general public, but it is undeniable that these such companies offer great deals, and even better, without a contract. Though it is exciting to get the new devices at highly discounted prices, signing your wallet to a carrier for two years always leaves a ... Read More »
Boost Mobile has finally announced that the push-to-talk equipped Motorola i1 will be landing on their network on June 20th. With a 3.1 inch HVGA display, 5MP camera, Android 1.5, the Motorola i1 may not be the most feature-rich Android handset on the market, but will be the first Android phone ... Read More »
Android gains a no contract prepaid cell phone with an unlimited plan.
The Super Bowl Shuffle makes a return for its 25 anniversary.
How low will the first iDEN Android phone go for?
