Tag: Sprint
Motorola X phone leaks, shown working on Sprint LTE network
A smartphone device with the model number XT1506 from Motorola, alleged to be the long-rumoured Motorola X Phone, has leaked online at Phone Arena. A leaked photo of the device that many expect is Motorola's first true "Google Phone" after…
USA finally gets Samsung Galaxy S II: AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile variants on the way
Samsung's Galaxy S II smartphone, arguably the finest phone of the year, is now finally available in the United States of America after being onsale in most other global territories for a few months now. Ultra thin and ultra fast,…
What is 4G? A beginner's guide to the next-gen mobile tech
Of all the buzz-terms floating around the mobile industry over the past twelve months, few have the potential to be more exciting than that of 4G. But, just like any with new technology, 4G has been wrapped up in…
ROM dump reveals new-look HTC Sense UI
No sooner do HTC have their 2010 roadmap leaked online than they let slip another gem out onto the web. It looks like their proprietary Sense UI is to be given a bit of a visual overhaul. A leaked HTC…
Palm Pixi due in three weeks?
Usually reliable blog The Boy Genius Report is reporting that Palm has set October 20th as the date for the launch of its second WEB OS device the Pixi. Of course that's US launch rather than UK one. We are…
Google Android delayed until 2009
Fans of the eagerly awaited Google Android – the blissfully open mobile phone platform – look away now, and if your name is Steve Jobs prepare to cackle till dawn like an evil mad scientist in the moonlight. Android is being delayed until 2009…
Sprint to sell Samsung Instinct at $199.99 to compete with iPhone 3G
Yes, the Samsung Instinct 3G touchscreen phone is being sold by Sprint at just $199.99 to match the $199 iPhone 3G on AT&T…
Palm Centro $100 smartphone not that exciting after all
There’ve been internetweb rumours about the Palm Centro smartphone for a while now, but yesterday it was officially unveiled in the US. It’s a compact-looking handset with a full QWERTY keyboard, and is aimed at regular folk rather than business users.
The big thing is the price: $99.99 in the US, where operator Sprint has bagged a three-month exclusive on the handset. Besides that keyboard, the phone runs the Palm OS, and has a touchscreen, Bluetooth and support for push email and instant messaging. The camera’s only 1.3-megapixels though, which is disappointing for a consumer-focused smartphone.
