Some tasty juice dripped into our Inbox this afternoon, and it’s one that will have many consumers who were once feeling a bit left out, feeling like their carrier likes them – they really like them. Hot on the heels of Google announcing the availability of an AT&T-compatible Nexus One yesterday, Sprint threw its hat [...]
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The guys over at simflecks.com are reporting that T-Mobile have begun to roll out the 2.0.1 update for the G1 and My Touch. All we can say is that this still a rumor and we can’t confirm this yet So don’t get your hopes up like I did. We’ll definitely keep an eye on this one.
Here’s [...]
LG has been a big player in the phone market in recent years, and it seems they’ve learned from their early mistakes. They make stylish phones with great keyboards, and while others are playing catch-up, LG is trying to one-up everyone with the latest in it’s “Prada” series, the Prada3.
If you’ve never heard of [...]
Sprint has introduced its second Android phone, Not HTC, Not Motorola but Samsung, and a nice Samsung at that. With a full QWERTY keyboard and a 3.2 inch AMOLED HGVA touchscreen display. Available from yesterday and this is Samsung’s third Android handset coming after the release in Russia of the Samsung Spica formerly the Samsung [...]
Well well well, look at what we have here. The anti-full touchscreen heads out there are about to get a new weapon to choose from in the Android artillery closet. We first heard about the mysterious Samsung InstinctQ awhile back, and while we knew it was headed to Sprint (the leaked photo has the Sprint [...]
We know that Sprint’s Hero will be $179.99 with a 2-year contract, but one of the biggest questions we’ve gotten from our review of Sprint’s HTC Hero is “how much off-contract?” Well, I just got word that the Hero will officially be available for $329.99 off-contract!
Lots of people out there have been Sprint customers for [...]
Sprint HTC Hero
The HTC Hero is an upcoming Android Smartphone launching on Sprint on October 11th. Delivering to the World the first ever Android Smartphone, HTC has the jump on all other manufacturers readying their Android wares. The Hero is HTC’s third Android device, and the manufacturer seems to have learned quite a few things [...]
Yup, you read that right. We at Leakdroid got our hands on a tasty new HTC Hero from Sprint, and are bringing a sneak preview to our readers. We will be doing a full review of the Sprint Hero, complete with pics and more in-depth video, but for now, here’s a sneak peak of the [...]
Samsung InstinctQ; Credit: Phandroid
A reader over a Phandroid, like many of us, spent a looong time trolling the FCC’s archaic website, and dug up this little gem. It looks like the Samsung InstinctQ has passed thru the FCC’s testing and approval labs.
The new model in the popular Instinct line from Samsung is said to run [...]
In anticipation of the upcoming HTC Hero release, today the Sprint Developer Network launched the Android section of their website. Sprint gives you access to the Android SDK, Java development tools, tips and tutorials, and support for developing your own applications for Android.
It looks like Sprint is putting their weight behind Android and the Hero [...]
We’ve heard this one before, but the rumor mill is heating up about Samsung and Sprint developing the first U.S. 4G smartphone to run on Sprint/Clearwire’s 4G WiMax network. Currently, the WiMax network only supports data cards and USB modems, but we all knew that a 4G smartphone would be the next logical step.
What we [...]
Reports in is that Deutsche Telekom owners of T-Mobile could be in the running for a Sprint Nextel takeover in the United States. The news comes not long after T-Mobile announced a joint partnership with UK Network Orange in 18 months time which will surely take the UK mobile market by storm taking [...]
There will always be a debate amongst smartphone users about the infamous Android “chin”. Some love it and some hate it – most people end up liking it. Well apparently Sprint didn’t want to take that chance when launching their first Android phone. I guess they are shooting for more mass-market appeal. Not [...]
