Those of you who have been waiting anxiously for a version of the HTC Evo with a slide-out keyboard won’t have to wait much longer; a Radio Shack flyer says it’ll be coming out January 9 for $149.99 on a two-year contract. That price lines up with what we’ve seen over at Best Buy. You…
Sprint lights up 4G WiMAX in the San Francisco Bay Area
Good news for San Francisco Bay Area residents, Sprint 4G is now available in your locale! Right on time, the WiMAX service officially launched today in San Francisco, San Jose, Palo Alto and Oakland. Residents should expect 4G coverage similar to their Los Angeles counterparts who had their 4G service switched on earlier this month.…
HTC 7 Pro poses for high-quality pics
We know that the HTC 7 Pro will be bringing Windows Phone 7 to Sprint and other CDMA devices but we haven’t got a good look at the device until now. The Unwired has snagged a bunch of high-quality shots of this QWERTY-sporting smartphone. The HTC Pro 7 has been spotted on Germany’s website, so…
HTC EVO Shift 4G Spotted for $150 on Best Buy system
The HTC EVO Shift 4G for Sprint might be landing any day now as it has been spotted quite a few times this month alone, and it’s now appearing in Best Buy’s systems. The WiMax capable device is an Android handset that also has a physical QWERTY keyboard – a nice alternative to those who…
Sprint BlackBerry Bold 9650 and Curve 9330 Ready for OS 6
Sprint went live with their over-the-air update for OS 6 on the Blackberry Bold 9650 and Curve 9330 last night. If you’ve got either and haven’t received a notification yet, you can initiate it under Options, Advanced Options, Wireless Upgrade. Blackberry 6 offers quite a few new features, like universal search, a WebKit browser, and…
Sprint trashes T-Mobile 4G on Twitter
Sprint is talking trash on Twitter about the T-Mobile HSPA+ 4G network but I think the nation’s third-largest carrier should read IntoMobile a bit more to be more informed about what can be called “4G.” Stephanie Vinge, with the corporate communication division, tweeted: “A little #4G math: # of T-Mobile 4G phones: 0 (oh wait,…
Sprint Epic 4G getting Android Froyo the day after Christmas?
Samsung Epic 4G owners on Sprint must be getting a little impatient with Android 2.1 knowing that 2.2 Froyo has been available for the HTC Evo 4G for quite some time now. However, it looks like the wait might not be much longer as a leaked screen shot shows the Epic 4G slated for an…
Radio Shack offers EVO 4G for $99 with trade in
Radio Shack is having another cool smartphone promotion, as the retailer is offering the Android-powered EVO 4G for $99 when you trade in a phone and sign a new contract. The promotion will run through Christmas day and it’s unclear if you can just bring any old phone in off the street. Still, if you’ve…
Motorola to support Sprint’s iDEN network for 3 more years, release 2 new handsets that actually use it
Sprint, looking to extend the life of their 17 year old iDEN network that for some strange reason remains popular thanks to the push to talk feature that annoys countless numbers of office workers, students, and just about everyone else, has inked an agreement with Motorola who will support the network for an additional 3…
What FCC Net Neutrality means for wireless broadband
The Federal Communications Commission just introduced six core guidelines regarding net neutrality and it’s causing an uproar. Some businesses are saying these are overly intrusive and can hamper innovation while consumer advocacy groups say these don’t go far enough to protect a free and open Internet. Being that we’re IntoMobile we decided to break down how…








