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Sprint still considering the sale of its iDEN network
It's no surprise that Sprint is looking for a potential buyer for the iDEN network, however the company is keeping cool and fielding the best offers...
Sprint launches on-line self-service tool
Sprint Plan Optimizer offers customers a historical view of their cost and usage trends and searches for a better plan to fit their usage needs.
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Sprint To Offer HTC 'Touch' Smartphones
Sprint announced Wednesday it would be offering in the United States two powerful, touch-screen smartphones from HTC. . The HTC Touch Pro and the ...
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Sprint Touch Diamond ( HTC ) Unboxing and Hands-On
Unboxing the Sprint version of the HTC Touch Diamond. Noah's quick tour shows some Sprint modifications to the design and software, including Sprint TV and Music Store support.
Sprint May Launch WiMax in Baltimore 6-October
DSLReports has a tip that Sprint will launch its WiMax service in its first commercially available market on 6-Oct-2008: The site for the service should go live on 26-Sept, allowing sign ups. Pricing will likely be sub-$50. Speeds will likely be advertised as 2 to 4 Mbps with higher bursts. Long-time market watcher Karl Bode writes that backhaul issues appear to be sorted out, with Sprint having signed a number of new deals to ensure that their high-bandwidth WiMax sites can be fed with enough bites. Baltimore is one of what I believe are still three test markets that will go into commercial availability, albeit as much as a year after initial plans, and then months delayed after revised plans were announced. Still 2 to 4 Mbps is far above the level that current cell technology can achieve as a consistent range.
Judge refuses to halt suit against Sprint network (AP)
AP - An Illinois judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to halt Sprint Nextel Corp.'s plan to create a next-generation wireless network.
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T-Mobile G1 said to be landing October 17th, Sprint Android phone out by 2009?
Filed under: Handsets, HTC, Sprint, AndroidWe've already been hearing that the HTC G1 (otherwise known as the Dream) would be landing on T-Mobile in late October, but VentureBeat now claims that it has further pegged the actual release date down to October 17th (it'll apparently start shipping on the 13th), which would be a tad earlier than most had expected. What's more, the site is also citing "multiple sources" claiming that Sprint's own Android phone will "definitely" be out by 2009, and that it will have "other functionality" than the Dream / G1. Ah, the endless cycle of speculation. Place your bets, folks.[Via The Boy Genius Report]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
My Sprint Samsung ACE works on Vodafone UK
I can’t tell you how pleased I am that my newest handset purchase — the Samsung ACE from Sprint — works perfectly fine on Vodafone UK. It’s a CDMA/GSM handset — which is why I bought it — only to find out that I didn’t have the right account settings in order to use [...]
Sprint: WiMax Still On for Sept. Launch
Sprint has confirmed that it will launch its first commercial WiMax network in Baltimore this month, as planned. Xohm will provide wireless broadband services for laptops and mobile Internet devices to start. Original post by Eric M. Zeman
When will Verizon and Sprint Get the iPhone
Apple’s exclusive agreement for at&t to carry iPhone is supposed to end sometime in 2009. However, at&t has made so much (so does Apple) from selling the iPhone exclusively, they are very happy to extend the agreement for one more year, which will bring the date to sometime in 2008. That’s good for those who [...]


