Sprint on TFTS

Could a Sprint-T-Mobile merger be possible? It may be, according to some recent speculation from the industry press after Sprint CEO Dan Hesse talked about Sprint having some more options during a recent earnings call. Should the two smaller major carriers merge together in order to take on AT&T and [...]

Yesterday, we told you about how AT&T, Verizon and Sprint were losing a ton of money on the iPhone. The Apple phone is quite expensive for the carriers to subsidize, and while people are buying them in droves, mobile carriers are taking a hit on the margins for these popular [...]

We had seen the recent rumors and now we have the official confirmation. The ZTE Optik tablet will soon be available with Sprint. And nicely done, this is a case of where the rumors were just about entirely true.

The Sprint Galaxy Nexus has been unveiled back at CES 2012, as previously expected, and Google’s third Nexus-branded device will be the carrier’s first 4G LTE smartphone. However, Sprint never mentioned actual availability dates or pricing details at the Las Vegas trade show, and it will take some time until [...]

Okay, if you missed out on the HP TouchPad debacle, and aren’t too convinced that the Kindle Fire is the route you want to go in terms of tablet, then the folks out at ZTE have a solution for you. It’s cheap, it’s reasonably fast, and it’s got a Sprint [...]

If you are using an Android device with Sprint there is a good chance that a software update is on the way. Coming from the Sprint Community User Forums, we have word of a software update coming for the HTC EVO 4G, the Samsung Epic 4G and the HTC EVO [...]

CES 2012 is already underway with plenty of new devices being unveiled hour after hour. So far we’ve seen four, well technically three, new Android 4G LTE smartphones hit Verizon, the LG Spectrum, the Motorola Droid 4, the Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX and the purple version of the Droid RAZR, [...]

The unthrottable has been throttled, folks, as Sprint has admitted that it’s no longer offering a “truly unlimited” data plans. Hardcore data users are throttled according to the company’s own CEO, Dan Hesse, who admitted the carrier has to take such measure against the top 1% of unlimited data users:

Ever since the Samsung Galaxy Nexus was officially announced, we heard that Sprint could be the second mobile operator in the USA to carry the device as Verizon does not have a confirmed exclusivity for the handset in the country, or at least not a very long one.

First we have word that a white Galaxy Nexus was coming available in early-February for those in the UK and now we have confirmation of another white smartphone. This one is also running Android and from Samsung, however it will be coming available for Sprint customers here in the US.