Samsung has already released their flagship Galaxy S II in most of Europe and Asia. but it has yet to hit the North American market. The picture above shows a leak stating the three variants of the Galaxy S II in USA.
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Google I/O conference brought a lot of good stuff today, and also some information. Google made another announcement, and we don’t want our readers to miss anything. Google officially announced their partnership with 10 OEM’s and all 4 major carriers of USA and only one major carrier of UK which is Vodafone UK, and the reason behind this is to guarantee timely Android updates to the devices. Continue reading “Google partners with different OEM’s and carriers, guarantees timely Android updates”
Sprint Nexus S 4G is the first handset to feature the Android Gingerbread OS along with the 4G connectivity. This handset was available for pre-order from last month, but today, Sprint finally released this amazing smartphone.
Back in March, Sprint announced the 4G variant of the latest Google phone, the Nexus S 4G. This handset is the successor of the Google Nexus One and it runs on the latest Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Operating System. Sprint Nexus S 4G is the first handset to feature the Android Gingerbread OS along with the 4G connectivity. This handset was available for pre-order from last month, but today, Sprint finally released this amazing smartphone. You can purchase this handset directly from Sprint or you can even get it from Best Buy. Continue reading “Google Nexus S 4G Now Available At Sprint For $199.99”
Last year, Motorola and Verizon launched the Droid Pro, which is a good looking Android powered phone. Droid Pro comes with a BlackBerry-ish touch and it’s especially made for business professionals and they need a device which is good enough to handle their work. Continue reading “Sprint announces Motorola XPRT and Motorola Titanium”
Windows Phone 7 was introduced by Microsoft last year, which is actually a successor to Windows Mobile 6.5. The OS is gradually growing and giving other operating systems are hard time. Big companies like Samsung, HTC and LG are offering WP7 devices, and Nokia will also launch WP7 powered devices soon. At the moment, HTC is leading the race and they are offering several WP7 devices. Continue reading “Verizon finally launching HTC Trophy on May 12th?”
We told you last month that Sprint will be launching the first ever Honeycomb tablet known as Motorola XOOM, and at the moment it’s available at Verizon Wireless and several retailers in USA. Today, Sprint officially announced the Motorola XOOM which is coming out on May 8th for $599. Only bad news is that the tablet is neither 3G nor 4G, it’s Wi-Fi only tablet. Continue reading “Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi officially announced by Sprint, coming out next week”
Nexus S is one of the best Android devices available in the market, and it offers the “Pure Google” experience. It’s currently available in all the major countries in the world, and also available in USA via T-Mobile. Last month, Sprint officially announced the Nexus S 4G which is just like the original Nexus S, only difference is that it comes with 4G connectivity a.k.a WiMax. Now Sprint has officially announced the price and release date of Nexus S 4G. Continue reading “Nexus S 4G price and release date announced for Sprint”
Sprint and Samsung launches their first Eco-friendly phone – Samsung Replenish that runs on Android. This phone is made of partial recycled plastics and recyclable packaging. Sprint has already launched four eco-friendly handset already before this. Continue reading “Sprint launches Samsung Replenish Eco-friendly Android Smartphone”
Microsoft announced Windows Phone 7 last year, which is a successor to Windows Mobile 6.5 and if you compare both operating systems, then Windows Phone 7 is completely different and a refreshed version. WP7 is growing slowly and Gartner predicted that it will be the second leading mobile OS by 2015 after Android. When it was launched, HTC also announced their first ever WP7 devices, and at the moment they are offering a good line up of it. As HTC recently announced HTC Sensation which is an Android powered handset, it looks like HTC is now paying their full attention towards WP7. XDA-developers has posted the first leaked shots of a WP7 phone which is codenamed as HTC Mazaa and it’s rumored to hit Sprint in next 6 months. Continue reading “HTC Mazaa leaked, hitting Sprint this year”
Sprint and HTC recently launched their first ever Android powered 3D smartphone and it’s known as HTC EVO 3D. The phone is successor to the famous HTC EVO 4G, which is the America’s first 4G phone. You may have seen the video in which HTC is telling us about the new phone. Continue reading “HTC EVO 3D hitting France”
At the CTIA 2011, Sprint officially announced the successor to the famous and America’s first 4G phone HTC EVO 4G, which is known as the HTC EVO 3D. The front panel of the device is similar to EVO 4G, but it’s completely different from the back side. Continue reading “HTC EVO 3D Official Video Released”
HTC have just announced a new Android based tablet for the US market on the Sprint network. It is called the HTC Evo View 4G.
Sprint is expected to unveil some amazing Android smartphones and tablets, next week at the CTIA show. check out the leaked specs of HTC EVO 3D and HTC EVO View 4G.
Sprint is expected to unveil some amazing Android smartphones and tablets, next week at the CTIA show. HTC EVO 3D, HTC EVO View 4G, Motorola Atrix 4G, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Nexus S 4G are some of the devices, which are expected to be announced next week by Sprint. Recently, the leaked specs of HTC EVO 3D and HTC EVO View 4G has been emerged. HTC EVO 3D is the company’s first 3D phone, which can record 3D videos in 720p. This handset is also said to be thinner than the LG Optimus 3D. Check out the leaked specs, after the break.
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Kyocera (Kyoto Ceramic) and Sprint together launched the World’s First Dual Touchscreen Android phone for the US market.
As many of you have already read Sprint yesterday announced that they were increasing their smartphone data plans by $10 a month. If you were browsing headlines you immediately assumed this was a bad thing, more equals less for your money right? Sprint has an added value for their customers in that they offer one of the only truly unlimited data plans on the market. Even T-Mobile, which is known for affordable data plans, limits your bandwidth once you exceed the fair use policy. By adding an extra $10 for the new premium data you still save money when compared to others which can charge up to $29.99 on top of your talk minutes. Not only are the “Everything Data” plans cheaper but they actually offer unlimited data, not capped at the 2GB or 5GB limit like other carriers. For the average consumer this means you can use your phone without worrying about going over your allocated data limit, accruing large fees in the process .Nobody likes it when prices increase however when you stack it up against the competition I think you will see that the increase isn’t a bad thing after all. Below are the facts, you be the judge. Continue reading “Sprint smartphone data rate increases, value remains”
