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Sprint customers in a handful of markets across the country can now enjoy 4G LTE. Accoridng to the Kansas City Star, the wireless carrier is lighting up LTE in the following locations: Atlanta, Georgia; Newnan, Georgia; Rome; Georgia; Kansas City, Kansas; St. Joseph, Missouri; Austin, Texas; Dallas, Texas; Forth Worth, Texas; Houston, Texas; San Antonio,…
Samsung and Sprint have started rolling an Ice Cream Sandwich update for Now Networks’s version of the Galaxy S II – Epic 4G Touch. As you know, Android 4.0 brings a number of changes and features to the mix, including: Refined user interface that is “simple, beautiful and useful.” Face Unlock Redesigned camera that sports…
As rumored, Sprint will be launching a white version of the EVO 4G LTE this Sunday. Following in the steps of the EVO 4G and the EVO 3D before it, the white version of HTC’s latest EVO handset might be a little more appealing than the original handset’s color scheme, which not too many people were fond…
AT&T and Sprint are rolling out an update for the Samsung Galaxy S III that will remove the universal search bar, limiting the search functionality to web and not including locally-installed stuff like apps, contacts and messages. It is said that the move is related to Apple’s lawsuit against Samsung, which prompted Google and the…
Apple trying to get the Samsung Galaxy Nexus banned has been the talk around the Internet for the past few weeks, with the latest news being how Samsung managed to get the ban temporarily lifted over the weekend. Now Sprint, the third largest wireless provider in the United States, has decided to back Sammy in…
Carriers have reported for the first time the number of instances they’ve been asked to provide some form of subscriber information to law enforcement officials. Nine carriers in the U.S., including Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, released information in response to a Congressional inquiry, and revealed that they responded to a whopping 1.3 million requests for…
Good news for those of you considering to grab the Samsung Galaxy S III, with Amazon Wireless offering Sammy’s superphone for less (than what the carriers are asking for). AT&T’s 16GB models — both white and blue — are available for $189.99, while Sprint’s blue version (also with 16GB) could be yours for $149.99! As…
Sprint may get a white version of the HTC Evo 4G LTE on July 15th. The information comes from the TechnoBuffalo website, which says it got the intel from “trusted source.” Somehow we’ve no doubts there’s some truth here since Now Network is well known to release white versions of its popular devices after some…
We’ve already told you Sprint will launch a successor to the Motorola Photon smartphone in the near future. Well a Moto-made device marked with XT897 has been caught at the FCC and we have reasons to believe this is the phone we’ve been telling you about earlier. As you can imagine, it’s an LTE-enabled handset…
If you’ve been holding off on getting a Samsung Galaxy S III for any reason, now might be a good time to reconsider. The Galaxy S III is available on Sprint starting yesterday in a 32GB flavor for $249 with a two-year contract. Yes, the 32GB version also naturally comes in either the pebble blue…