The Evo 4G is touted as the next generation of mobile device, featuring a 1 GHz processor, a huge 4.3” screen, micro HDMI out connection, and most importantly a 4G chip for connecting to Sprint’s next generation WiMax network. In the Android world, there’s always another great phone around the corner, so the Evo faces stiff competition from the Droid [...]
Lenovo and Sprint today announced support for Sprint’s 3G and 4G (WiMAX) networks in all new Lenovo ThinkPad laptops.
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Sprint today launched the LG Remarq messaging phone, made from 19 percent recycled plastic. Other green credentials include a complete absence of hazardous materials, an impressive 87 percent recyclable components, recycled paper packaging, a low-energy charger and an app to measure your carbon footprint.
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A tipster has provided Android Central with a Sprint document revealing plans to bring Android 2.1 and all its improvements, like Google Maps Navigation, to the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment.
If you’ve been holding out for a better price on the Palm Pre, perhaps this latest deal on Amazon will tickle your fancy. If you can handle the two-year contract, you can pick up the Pre for under $100 – without having to send in a rebate form. Interested? Head over to Amazon.
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When the HTC Hero and it’s new Sense UI were introduced in June, the question on everyone’s minds was when is this thing coming to the US. Little by little, bits of information and speculation came and it was basically a given that the Hero would first be coming to Sprint. Today they made it [...]
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The bigger question is, will they buy it? Barcode scanning makes sense and people may like it but it’s not making anyone serious money yet here in the US. Carriers and partners are in it for one reason and that reason starts with a dollar sign. Until that part of the equation is clearly in [...]
During Fortune’s Brainstorm: Tech event in Pasadena, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse confirmed Android is now ready for prime time. The Now Network wasn’t quite comfortable with Android last year, but with the latest version of the OS, Sprint is gearing up for at least one Android device in 2009.
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Sprint is always taking things to the next level. Sprint customers will soon be able to scan their phones for “upgrades” to larger soda or popcorn in theaters.
Of course, you’ll have to activate and that means you’re in a contract. Sprint has great service though, so why not? There’s at least one reason some may not immediately realize.
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