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Sprint?s Samsung Instinct is $129, on sale now  Yeah, you read that one correctly. The Grocery Outlet of the cellular world, Sprint, has finally come out with the Samsung Instinct at the low price of $129 on a 2-year contract after a $100 mail in rebate. This is $70 less than the initial price of $199, which was announced only a little over [...] [..] |
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Sprint launching HTC Touch Diamond on September 2nd?  If there’s one handset out there that’s almost as highly anticipated as the iPhone, it’s the HTC Touch Diamond. Announced in May, we’ve been waiting for an official carrier announcement here in the United States. Sprint and Verizon are rumored to be among the first to offer here, but specific dates have been elusive. According [...]
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Sprint preparing to increase data costs?  Chock this one up to the rumor mill for the time being, but word on the street is that Sprint is getting set to increase data costs for new and old customers alike. According to the SprintUsers site, the carrier will be axing their current standalone Vision and Power Vision plans, which start at $15/month, [...] [..] |
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Sprint to discontinue PCS Mail and Calendar  If you’ve logged onto your Sprint account recently, you might have noticed that glaring red print under your “Online Tools” tab. So, if you relied heavily on your PCS Mail or Calendar for productivity, it’s all coming to an end apparently. It’s not news that mail is being discontinued - just consider this a friendly [...] [..] |
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Verizon is paying Sprint and AT&T subscribers money to port over!  Check out these docs we just got our hands on! They are for authorized Verizon Wireless dealers at the moment, and not applicable to corporate stores, but we heard they might be soon. Verizon is offering a “switcher credit” to Sprint and AT&T subscribers who port their number over. Awesome idea, and one I’ve said [...]
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SouthPeak bringing Brave: A Warrior's Tale to Wii, 360  Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action
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LG Lotus, Samsung Rant and Highnote now available at Sprint  Ready for your buying pleasure from Sprint are two new QWERTY texting phones and one dual-sliding music phone. The LG Lotus and the Samsung Rant give texting fanatics two new choices for finger flying messaging. The LG Lotus is the more compelling of the two with a square design that looks like a someone took [...] [..] |
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| Sprint, Clearwire to build national Wi-Max network
(USATODAY.com) USATODAY.com - NEW YORK - Sprint and Clearwire are forming a new company to build a nationwide “WiMax” wireless network, with the goal of offering advanced wireless Internet services to millions beginning next year, people with direct knowledge of the situation say. YahooTechNews [..] |
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T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom (DT) is considering bidding on rival Sprint Nextel (S), the Wall Street Journal reports, citing anonymous sources. A deal would create the [..]
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