The AT&T SGH-I747 and T-Mobile SGH-T999 variants of the Samsung Galaxy S III received Bluetooth SIG approval recently, but now it’s Verizon’s turn with the SCH-i535 model. The listing appeared on Bluetooth Special Interest Group today showing support for CDMA , which all but confirms that the device will be heading to Big Red...
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Hooray, this is the beginning of the end for the terribly inefficient WiMax technology. Sprint announced their accelerated plans for LTE at their 4G Strategy/Network Vision Update event today. The third largest wireless carrier in the U.S. claims they’ll launch their 4G LTE network by mid-2012 and expects it to reach 250 million people...
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What do we have here? It looks like Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S II Android super-phone has been spotted in the wild. Of course, you may also know the device as the Samsung Galaxy Within. Not much is shown, but the back panel clearly shows Sprint and Samsung branding, along with an...
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SprintUsers forum-goer r0fl has posted a photo of a Motorola Xoom with Sprint branding. Just yesterday, we heard a big rumor that Sprint is prepping an April announcement for the Motorola Atrix 4G Android smartphone and Xoom Android tablet. This certainly adds fuel to the fire, well, as long as the photo isn’t manipulated...
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There’s a wild rumor going on that Sprint could possibly announce versions of the Motorola Atrix 4G Android smartphone and Motorola Xoom Android tablet for their CDMA network soon. These two devices are currently offered on AT&T and Verizon Wireless, respectively. The following rumor stems from a trusted source close to the situation. Next...
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Engadget just posted some hot info regarding Sprint’s massive 2.5 hour session at the CTIA Wireless conference in Orlando later this month. It’s possible that the third largest carrier in the US is prepping to launch two new smartphones and an Android tablet at the event. On the smartphone front, Sprint is said to...
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Engadget just received an image tip showing a Verizon branded HTC Trophy in the wild, presumably the first Windows Phone 7 to hit Big Red’s CDMA network. Aside from having the “NoDo” update pre-installed (WP7 copy/paste video demo) and sporting red highlights rather than orange/yellow accents, the Verizon HTC Trophy is virtually the same...
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All we can say is… finally. After making the news by way of leaks on a weekly basis late last year, the CDMA HTC Merge went into hiding – but now it’s back, and this time it’s official. HTC announced the Merge today and its spring 2011 availability for North American carriers. We know...
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Sprint has announced the HTC Arrive, known as the HTC 7 Pro in other regions, which makes it the first Windows Phone 7 to land on a CDMA carrier. To refresh your memory, the Arrive features a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.6″ WVGA display, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with flash, and 16GB of...
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Sprint tweeted a couple of messages today on Twitter that nearly confirms the imminent launch of the first CDMA Windows Phone 7. We’ve known about the Sprint HTC 7 Pro and its multiple WP7 hubs for quite some time, but now it looks like the third largest wireless carrier in the nation is ready...
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UPDATE 2: Microsoft keynote at MWC now available for viewing on-demand. UPDATE: Microsoft also showed off an awesome tech demo of Xbox Kinect with WP7 integration! Android has taken most of the spotlight during Mobile World Congress thus far, but now it’s Microsoft’s turn to steal the show with Windows Phone 7 news. Microsoft...
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An HTC smartphone with CDMA and WiMax (4G) capabilities has just hit the FCC, so which device could it be? Due to the technologies at play here, we’re bound to assume it’s a Sprint device. The only upcoming HTC Sprint devices that we know of include the HTC EVO Shift 4G and HTC 7...
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On the day of the US Windows Phone 7 launch, November 8, Verizon sent out an interesting tweet saying they’re “excited” to offer Windows Phone 7 devices “as soon as Microsoft has ‘em ready.” Those of you on Verizon and Sprint, who are patiently waiting for a Windows Phone 7, probably know the possible...
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If you haven’t heard, CDMA carriers won’t be releasing any devices with Windows Phone 7 until early 2011, which is certainly unfortunate. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t get a taste of what’s in store, at least for Sprint. At today’s WP7 unveiling, the HTC 7 Pro stood out as the only CDMA-powered handset....
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“Apple Inc. is making a version of its iPhone that Verizon Wireless will sell early next year, according to people familiar with the matter, ending an exclusive deal with AT&T and sharpening the competition with Google Inc.-based phones.” That line came straight out of none other than the Wall Street Journal. The iPhone for...
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