It’s at this point that I turn my attention to Sprint customers, and give them a thumbs-up, signifying the beginning of celebration. That’s right, you might be getting some Galaxy Nexus love as well, according to a leaked shipping list. The list has one single item on it: a poster advertising the “Nexus Prime,” which we all know as the Galaxy Nexus. Now, we have to stress that this isn’t concrete, and it could just be something fabricated, so we advise everyone to take it with a grain of salt until more information comes in.
So, what can we infer from this rumor, other than the fact that Sprint apparently uses UPS Ground shipping? Well, if it is indeed true, the Now Network will be getting the Galaxy Nexus in the near future, most likely with some form of 4G connectivity. Keep in mind that Sprint is planning a switch to LTE by 2013, so they may release the device with LTE onboard. Again, this is all smoke and mirrors at the moment, but it’s nice to dream, isn’t it?
So, do we have any Sprint customers out there that are holding off for a possible Galaxy Nexus? Anyone not impressed with the device? Sound off in the comments below!
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Verizon isn’t the only carrier announcing an Android handset with one day’s notice this week. Sprint has unveiled the Kyocera Milano, a low-cost Gingerbread handset with a sliding QWERTY keyboard. Due tomorrow, September 9th, the phone will cost customers only $50 with a two-year service agreement. Features include a 3.2-megapixel camera, 512MB memory, 2GB microSD card and support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. Additional details include Swype keyboard, Sprint ID support, and a proprietary power management app called ‘Eco Mode’.
Sorry about the image there, guys. It’s the biggest official shot listed on Sprint’s site at this time.
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We’re but one day away from getting the official announcement, but we now have a very clear indication as to how the Sprint version of the Galaxy S II looks. Assumed to carry the name of Epic 4G Touch when it debuts in the next few weeks, it’s a slim, sleek, and sexy on the outside. As for the inside, well, we’re still waiting on the details. We’re really hoping for the same dual-core 1.5GHz processor that’s in the refreshed Galaxy S II so as to keep it on the front-side of the mobile arms race.
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We’re but one day away from getting the official announcement, but we now have a very clear indication as to how the Sprint version of the Galaxy S II looks. Assumed to carry the name of Epic 4G Touch when it debuts in the next few weeks, it’s a slim, sleek, and sexy on the outside. As for the inside, well, we’re still waiting on the details. We’re really hoping for the same dual-core 1.5GHz processor that’s in the refreshed Galaxy S II so as to keep it on the front-side of the mobile arms race.
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It’s nice to see the carriers come together for a good cause every now and then. If you haven’t watched the news lately, Hurricane Irene is set to hit the southeastern part of the States, namely in South and North Carolina, and Virginia. 
We’ve already learned that T-Mobile is doing their part, as they’ve sent crisis resources and teams to the areas that may be affected. FEMA has also released a preparedness app, and now it appears that Sprint wants to help as well. They’ve deployed teams up and down the eastern seaboard, to prepare for power outages, flooding, and other disasters. As the saying goes, “better safe than sorry.”
So are any of our readers residing in the eastern area? What precautions are you taking for the hurricane? Leave a comment below!
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It’s nice to see the carriers come together for a good cause every now and then. If you haven’t watched the news lately, Hurricane Irene is set to hit the southeastern part of the States, namely in South and North Carolina, and Virginia. We’ve already learned that T-Mobile is doing their part, as they’ve sent crisis resources and teams to the areas that may be affected. FEMA has also released a preparedness app, and now it appears that Sprint wants to help as well. They’ve deployed teams up and down the eastern seaboard, to prepare for power outages, flooding, and other disasters. As the saying goes, “better safe than sorry.”
So are any of our readers residing in the eastern area? What precautions are you taking for the hurricane? Leave a comment below!
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Sprint has begun offering new data plans for the EVO 4G, designed specifically for non-committal types. Consumers now have three no-contract options to choose from for the HTC EVO View 4G with prices that start as low as $15. Depending on how much data you need or how long you plan to use the 7-inch tablet, you’ll be able to select from a one day, one week, or one month data pass.
The plans break down as follows:
- Day: $14.99 for 150 MB of on-network usage in a 24-hour period (includes 50 MB off-network roaming usage)
- Week: $29.99 for 500 MB of on-network usage in a 7-day period (includes 100 MB off-network roaming usage)
- Month: $49.99 for 1.5 GB of usage in a 30-day period (includes 150 MB off-network roaming usage)
According to Sprint’s forums, the carrier’s mobile broadband devices will also be getting in on the same no-contract options, although as to exactly when still remain unclear.
Via: TalkAndroid
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Sprint has begun offering new data plans for the EVO 4G, designed specifically for non-committal types. Consumers now have three no-contract options to choose from for the HTC EVO View 4G with prices that start as low as $15. Depending on how much data you need or how long you plan to use the 7-inch tablet, you’ll be able to select from a one day, one week, or one month data pass.
The plans break down as follows:
- Day: $14.99 for 150 MB of on-network usage in a 24-hour period (includes 50 MB off-network roaming usage)
- Week: $29.99 for 500 MB of on-network usage in a 7-day period (includes 100 MB off-network roaming usage)
- Month: $49.99 for 1.5 GB of usage in a 30-day period (includes 150 MB off-network roaming usage)
According to Sprint’s forums, the carrier’s mobile broadband devices will also be getting in on the same no-contract options, although as to exactly when still remain unclear.
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The Samsung Conquer 4G goes on sale today at Sprint stores, online, and telesales for a cool $100 on a two year contract. The mid-range Gingerbread device sports a 3.5 inch HVGA display, 1GHz processor, and both front and rear cameras. Oh, and let’s not forget that the Conquer runs on Sprint’s WiMAX network. Pretty powerful stuff for a pretty low price. Anyone running out to grab one today?
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The Samsung Conquer 4G goes on sale today at Sprint stores, online, and telesales for a cool $100 on a two year contract. The mid-range Gingerbread device sports a 3.5 inch HVGA display, 1GHz processor, and both front and rear cameras. Oh, and let’s not forget that the Conquer runs on Sprint’s WiMAX network. Pretty powerful stuff for a pretty low price. Anyone running out to grab one today?
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