So, you’ve seen Sprint’s HTC EVO 4G (formerly known as the Supersonic), and you’ve seen how awesome it’s feature-set is. Now, it’s time to check out what the 4G handset can do with its HDMI-out port. The video you see here is Planet Earth’s soon-to-be baddest Android phone pushing 720p HD video through its HDMI…
Hands-on the HTC EVO 4G – Well done, Sprint!
Sprint just unveiled the HTC EVO 4G as the first 4G (WiMAX) Android phone to hit the US scene, and you know what that means. Yup! It’s time to put our dirty mitts all over the latest media-monster from HTC. The HTC EVO 4G was previously known to us as the “Supersonic,” but Sprint apparently…
LG Remarq Eco-Friendly, Coming to Sprint
Sprint has announced the LG Remarq at CTIA Wireless, their second eco-friendly phone after the Reclaim. The LG Remarq is a modest little slider with a 1.3 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, and a 16 GB-capable microSD memory card slot, but the whole phone is 87% recyclable, and is itself made of 19% post-consumer plastic. The…
HTC EVO 4G Announced – WiMAX, 4.3″ Screen, 8 Megapixel Camera, HDMI-Out
Sprint and HTC just announced the EVO 4G, a beast of a device that we had seen glimpses of under the monicker Supersonic. The overall package is extremely impressive: 4.3″ display, 8 megapixel primary camera with a secondary 1.3 megapixel video conferencing camera, 1 Ghz Snapdragon processor, Android 2.1 with HTC Sense, HDMI-out, GPS, and…
T-Mobile swings for fences with HSPA+
The nation’s fourth-largest carrier may have dragged its feet with 3G in the past but it is trying to make up for it. T-Mobile said it plans to cover 185 million people in its HSPA+ network, and it says this will be better and faster than 4G networks. This super fast data network is already…
Hands on the Motorola i1 – Sprint Nextel’s first Android iDEN handset
Sprint Nextel has just launched the first iDEN smartphone to run the Android OS, and we just had a chance to play with the rugged “push to talk” Android phone. It’s called the Motorola i1, and it isn’t just the first Android device to support Sprint’s Nextel PTT technology, it’s actually one of the very…
Yap’s speech cloud solution used in Microsoft’s Talk to Text app for Sprint
Provider of automated cloud-based speech recognition services Yap announced that is has been selected by Microsoft to provide speech-to-text capabilities in its Talk to Text mobile application for Sprint. Initially, the new application is available for all Blackberry devices, allowing users to speak their text messages and emails. The Yap speech cloud provides fully automated,…
Sprint wants iPhone and iPad users, too
Sprint is running a new ad for its MiFi-like device – Overdrive 3G/4G Hotspot mobile router, which as you may know allows users to turn their cellular connection into a WiFi hotspot. The ad features an iPhone user called (guess) Steve and his Overdrive-ownin’ friend Matt, who turns on his Sprint device to make a…
Motorola i1 Brings Android, Ruggedness and Push to Talk to the Yard
The Motorola i1 has gone all official-like at CTIA today, offering push-to talk over Sprint’s iDEN network, Wi-Fi, and a 5 megapixel camera, topped with a dollop of Android and wrapped a velvety coat of military-spec ruggedness. Plain Jane vanilla Android here – no Blur, but the folks who use PTT and need a rugged…
Get ready for CTIA
The CTIA Wireless tradeshow kicks off this week in Sin City and we’re going to be busting our humps to bring you the best coverage. We already have boots on the ground and are prepped for a big show full of news. Read after the break for a thorough preview of what to expect from…