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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A quick peek at the description for the Sprint Mobile IP Relay app, designed to allow users with hearing disabilities to place relay calls using text on Android phones, gives us a look at some upcoming devices — Notably the Samsung Galaxy S II. Listed along side things we know and love like the Optimus S and HTC EVO 4G, we see the Galaxy everyone is aching for, as well as the mid-range Samsung M930 (a qwerty slider said to be heading to Boost Mobile) and the decidedly low-end Kyocera Oblique.
Nothing here is really new — and anyone can put anything they want in their app’s description. But seeing it in print — err pixels — is bound to make more than a few happy. The Galaxy S II is coming, and I know quite a few folks on Sprint ready for it.
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A quick peek at the description for the Sprint Mobile IP Relay app, designed to allow users with hearing disabilities to place relay calls using text on Android phones, gives us a look at some upcoming devices — Notably the Samsung Galaxy S II. Listed along side things we know and love like the Optimus S and HTC EVO 4G, we see the Galaxy everyone is aching for, as well as the mid-range Samsung M930 (a qwerty slider said to be heading to Boost Mobile) and the decidedly low-end Kyocera Oblique.
Nothing here is really new — and anyone can put anything they want in their app’s description. But seeing it in print — err pixels — is bound to make more than a few happy. The Galaxy S II is coming, and I know quite a few folks on Sprint ready for it.
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Sprint announced earlier today that CEO Dan Hesse will be delivering the keynote address at their upcoming annual developer-centric conference. Formerly known as the Sprint Developer Conference, the three-day Open Solutions Conference will focus on a variety of aspects that appeal to software developers, enterprises and entrepreneurs. The event takes place November 2-4 in Santa Clara, California and features a number of sessions to help bring about innovative applications and solutions that harness the Now Network.
Like other multiple day developer conferences, the Open Solutions Conference will offer sponsor exhibits, hands-on coding sessions, and more. Hit the break to see a few key events scheduled to take place.
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Sprint announced earlier today that CEO Dan Hesse will be delivering the keynote address at their upcoming annual developer-centric conference. Formerly known as the Sprint Developer Conference, the three-day Open Solutions Conference will focus on a variety of aspects that appeal to software developers, enterprises and entrepreneurs. The event takes place November 2-4 in Santa Clara, California and features a number of sessions to help bring about innovative applications and solutions that harness the Now Network.
Like other multiple day developer conferences, the Open Solutions Conference will offer sponsor exhibits, hands-on coding sessions, and more. Hit the break to see a few key events scheduled to take place.
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Sprint and Swype have teamed up to offer Nexus S 4G owners the first chance to download and install the newest release of the popular keyboard alternative. Rolling out to the general public in the next few weeks, the new special trial edition will work through December 31, 2011. Features in this build include a custom skin, tap correction, horizontal word choice list, personal dictionary management, and shortcut gestures.
Those of you have the latest Pure Google phone from Sprint are advised to head here to get started!
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Facing increased competition from Sprint and MetroPCS, Verizon Wireless is considering expanding their $50 unlimited prepaid plan to additional markets. Currently being offered in Florida and California as Unleashed, the trial is said to have gone “very, very well” for Verizon. Customers on the no-commitment plan are able to enjoy unlimited voice, text and web for $50 per month, somewhat in line with other carriers.
Why the added focus on pre-paid? Verizon ended June with 4.4 million prepaid customers, down 3.4-percent as compared to last year. In the meanwhile Sprint grew their prepaid segment by 5.1-percent while MetroPCS ratcheted their’s up by 19-percent.
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Facing increased competition from Sprint and MetroPCS, Verizon Wireless is considering expanding their $50 unlimited prepaid plan to additional markets. Currently being offered in Florida and California as Unleashed, the trial is said to have gone “very, very well” for Verizon. Customers on the no-commitment plan are able to enjoy unlimited voice, text and web for $50 per month, somewhat in line with other carriers.
Why the added focus on pre-paid? Verizon ended June with 4.4 million prepaid customers, down 3.4-percent as compared to last year. In the meanwhile Sprint grew their prepaid segment by 5.1-percent while MetroPCS ratcheted their’s up by 19-percent.
Source: WSJ
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Sprint and McAfee have teamed up to bring an added level of mobile security to a number of the carrier’s Android smart phones. Available today, Sprint Android users can head to the Sprint Zone to quickly and easily download a pair of McAfee applications designed to secure and protect their beloved smart phone. The two apps, McAfee Mobile Security and McAfee Family Protection Android Edition, provide peace of mind from a trusted brand.
McAfee Mobile Security($29.99 per year) comes with a seven-day trial and offers remote wipe/lock, anti-virus, backup and restore, and the ability to remotely locate lost devices. What’s more, the SiteAdvisor feature also blocks phishy and harmful websites as well as displaying a color coding and rating for other mobile websites.
McAfee Family Protection Android Edition ($19.99 per year) is offered in free 30-day trial and gives parents control over their child’s Android phone with content restrictions, web history, and more.
While both apps can be found in the Sprint Zone, they are also available in the Android Market. Each McAfee title requires Android 2.1 or higher to install. Hit the links below to download and try both out!
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