One of the most interesting BlackBerry smartphones coming this year, when it comes to the general design, is the BlackBerry 9670 clamshell smartphone that's been spotted in various leaks so far. A more recent shot, available here, shows the device with distinct Sprint markings all over it, which must only mean that Verizon is not going to be the exclusive carrier for this handset. The BlackBerry Torch 9800, launched just a ... Read More

Folks over at USA are waiting for Samsung Epic 4G from a long time, and finally Samsung has announced that the Epic 4G is hitting Sprint on August 31st, for $249.99 with a 2-yr agreement and $100 mail in rebate. Epic 4G is an epic phone, and for some reasons it’s better than the EVO 4G. The Epic 4G comes with a Super AMOLED display, which is bright and clear as ... Read More

For those of you awaiting the Samsung Epic 4G  for Sprint, you might not have to wait much longer. Rumor is that the WiMax capable handset will be launching on August 11. The Epic 4G, in case you didn’t know, is a Galaxy S series handset from Samsung, one we covered quite a bit and got some hands-on time  with last month. The Android handset features a Super AMOLED screen ... Read More

The official upgrade for Sprint's EVO 4G smartphone from HTC is being rolled out now according to a few lucky recipients. The firmware upgrade is for the device's operating system, which moves the EVO 4G up to Android 2.2 aka Froyo. The upgrade is being pushed out over-the-air now and is the first carrier to offer Android 2.2 to its customers. Users who cannot wait can also choose to manually initiate ... Read More

It looks like there's a new 4G Android phone in town and where else could it be heading if not Sprint, USA. Following the HTC EVO 4G, which was the first 4G Android phone in the world, we now have a creation from Samsung, the Epic 4G which is basically a Samsung Galaxy S that comes with a full QWERTY keyboard and WiMAX connectivity on board. There are no official launch ... Read More

A new Android handset is heading to Sprint and this time around it's coming from Motorola. The i1, a PTT phone we talked about before, is going to be available in Sprint stores on July 25. The phone will cost $149.99 with a two-year contract but that's the price after a $50 mail-in rebate. The phone will come with features like a 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen display, 5-megapixel camera with flash, Wi-Fi, ... Read More

Today Motorola announced the ES400, a new enterprise digital assistant (EDA) that the company will sell through Motorola, Sprint, and other members of the PartnerEmpower network channel. The Windows Mobile 6.5.3 device runs on Sprint's 3G network and is the first mobile computer to be carrier-branded and sold to enterprises through Sprint's Direct and Business Solutions Partners. It offers a 3-inch VGA display, one button scanning of 1D and 2D bar ... Read More

Sprint has just launched Samsung Restore m570, but that may interest you a little less than HTC EVO 4G, also launched by the carrier a couple of days ago. For those of you who still like Restore, you might want to know that the handset is eco-friendly and comes with a full keyboard and an alphanumeric one. Samsung Restore m570 is 84% recyclable and packs a QVGA display, Sprint Navigation, a ... Read More

We knew the Sprint (NYSE: S) BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Bold 9650 was headed to the US as the first CDMA Bold handset from RIM, but we didn’t think they’d go live with the new smartphone on a Sunday. Nevertheless, Sprint has just made their first BlackBerry Bold for the expected price of $199.99 when purchased with a new 2-year contract from Sprint. The new push emailing smartphone rocks more RAM ... Read More

The BlackBerry Bold 9650 might just be just a Tour version, but it's definitely one hot device heading to U.S. carriers. The phone has been recently announced and we could expect it to arrive in stores in the very near future. Verizon is expected to launch the Bold 9650 a lot faster than expected especially since the phone has been spotted in some leaked Verizon Wireless internal images. Sprint, on the other ... Read More