The Sprint roadmap we saw last week has been updated with a few new devices. On top of the phones we’ve already seen, like the Samsung Conquer and the BlackBerry Torch 9850, the LG Optimus Black (listed as the LS855) and the Samsung M930 (a slider we had caught a glimpse of not long ago)…
Six American wireless operators, including the big four, urge government to free spectrum below 3 GHz
Spectrum, quite possibly the most expensive invisible thing you can buy, is absolutely crucial for the wireless industry to function. The Chief Executive Officers of six American operators (AT&T, Cellcom, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S Cellular, and Verizon Wireless) recently sent a letter [PDF file] to President Obama asking if he could get the Department of Commerce’s…
Samsung Galaxy S II U.S. signup page live, could come to 7 carriers
Well friends, the long wait for the Samsung Galaxy S II in the United States is almost over as we’ve heard it will be announced in August and Samsung has put up a signup page for the superphone. The Samsung Galaxy S II signup page asks for the usual information like name and e-mail but…
With LightSquared deal, is Sprint 4G WiMax dead?
By now, you’ve heard the big news that Sprint and LightSquared are partnering to build out a 4G LTE network and this could give the carrier a next-generation mobile data network which can match AT&T and Verizon’s 4G networks. But what will happen to your existing WiMax 4G handset and will devices like the Photon…
Sprint adds 1.1 million subscribers during Q2 2011
Sprint has just posted its second quarter figures, and it shows that its attractive plans and growing portfolio of high-end smartphones has done wonders. Sprint says that it has posted its “best ever” postpaid churn. It’s quite a turnaround considering the fact that Sprint had been bleeding customers just three years ago. Here are some…
RadioShack now takes pre-orders for the Motorola PHOTON 4G; Could be yours for $179.99
If you happen to want Sprint’s Motorola Photon 4G badly and can’t wait for the very end of July, nothing stops you from pre-ordering it. Up until this point, the Android-powered device was available from Walmart and Wirefly, and now RadioShack is joining the ride, too. Their price is also $179.99, which is $20 less…
Sprint to build LightSquared’s 4G LTE network, LightSquared to get access to Sprint’s 3G network
We hope you’re sitting down, because this next bit of news is not only groundbreaking, but damn right confusing. LightSquared, which right now is nothing more than a PowerPoint presentation bouncing around people’s laptops, is a wireless operator run by a hedge fund who originally planned to contract Nokia Siemens Networks to build out a…
Top 5 Sprint Smartphones
Sprint is one of my favorite wireless carriers in the U.S., and it has an excellent selection of smartphones. It all started with the HTC EVO 4G, which was the first 4G WiMax device for Sprint. It was also a beast of a phone with a four-plus-inch screen and a 1GHz processor running Google’s Android…
BlackBerry Torch 9860 for Sprint spotted, too
Just in case you needed some extra assurance that Sprint would be getting RIM’s latest touchscreen slate, a shot of the device with a Sprint wallpaper has been sighted. Although we’ve also seen an AT&T wallpaper on the new Torch, and there are no sure bets without seeing the device itself branded, but the “activation…
WiMAX packing Samsung Galaxy S II hits the FCC, expect Sprint to announce it soon
Samsung’s Galaxy S II, which reviewers around the world hail as the best smartphone currently on the market, has been noticeably absent from American shores. Yesterday we got a peak at the AT&T version of the device, and it’s been heavily modified with the addition of a QWERTY keyboard. What use are physical keys when…









