With the enhanced screen size, beefier dual-core Cortex A15 processor, and improved cameras, we knew the iPhone 5 would move a ton of units in the opening weekend. Many loyal iOS users stayed up through the night or woke up at 3am EST to preorder the iPhone 5, and Apple sold out of the initial inventory…
Sprint announces the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE; priced at $150 and available Sept 16
Today Samsung and Sprint announced another addition to the Galaxy line of phones. The Victory 4G LTE is a mid-range device packing a 4-inch WVGA (800×480) display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor (probably a lesser version Qualcomm chip), a 5MP rear shooter and 1.3MP front facing camera, with the now-standard Google Wallet and Sprint LTE support…
Sprint LTE to launch in New York, Chicago, LA, and 100 more cities soon
Sprint has decided to give us an update on the rollout of its LTE network. The third largest wireless provider in the United States announced that its new LTE network will be coming to over 100 major cities around the US. Albeit, the carrier wasn’t specific as to when we can expect its high-speed 4G…
Sprint’s Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S 4G getting Jelly Bean updates as we speak
Our readers with Sprint’s version of the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S 4G are getting the latest version of Android as we speak. The Now Network has started rolling out Jelly Bean goodies for two Google phones, with folks around the Interwebs getting them as we speak. However, we’re hearing not everyone got to taste…
Sprint Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S rumored to get Jelly Bean this week
For those of you out there who own either one of Sprint’s Nexus devices, it may be time for you to rejoice. Rumor has it, that Samsung is readying Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) updates to go out this week to the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S. The folks over at Android Central had a reliable…
Sprint adds four new markets to its LTE network
Today, Sprint shared some great news about its expansion of its LTE network. The third largest wireless provider in the United States announced it is launching LTE service in four new markets across four states. These new additions will bring the company’s count up to six markets. A list which now includes Baltimore, Atlanta, Dallas,…
New mobile carrier ting plans to let folks use any Sprint phone
Today is an exciting time as a prepaid revolution is beginning to swell before our very eyes. Soon no longer will users have to be attached to a choke chain directly to the big four (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile) in the United States. MVNO startup ting, is looking to shake things up a bit,…
Sprint issues minor update to Samsung Epic 4G Touch, brings battery life enhancements
Sprint is currently issuing out a minor over-the-air (OTA) update to the phone with perhaps the longest name in history, the Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch. The OTA update, also known by its technical name of software build D710.10S.FH13, is supposed to address one simple thing: battery life enhancement. Battery life is easily…
Hands-on with the Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE for Sprint
I’ve always been one to enjoy a QWERTY keyboard on my smartphone, but the likes of the G1 and G2 are a distant memory and there haven’t been many options coming out lately. Until the Motorola Photon Q hit my doorstep. The Photon 4G successor boosts the specs, adds in a nice QWERTY keyboard, LTE support, and…
WMPoweruser: Sprint noticeably absent from Windows Phone 8 testing
WMPoweruser is a popular site for Windows Phone fans, so it only makes sense that people with Windows Phone handsets visit the site regularly. The site recently scanned its log files and found evidence of several Windows Phone 8 handsets in the wild. This isn’t surprising as Microsoft is slated to release Windows 8 and…







