Sprint

Sprint mentioned that one of the holdups to get its LTE network rolled out is waiting for fiber-optic backhaul to be connected to its network sites. Of course, the company also mentioned a very different reason: birds. It turns out that some of the towers have become home to some avian families determined to hamper Continue Reading →

Sprint’s 4G LTE network is only one day old and it’s already ahead of the game. The nation’s No.3 carrier must have been feeling guilty after releasing its latest flagship smartphone, the EVO “4G LTE,” without a “4G LTE” network to support it — the network went live on Monday in 15 markets instead of Continue Reading →

Sprint will now charge customers a $15 fee for changing their phone numbers over the phone with Sprint Care or in a Sprint Store — a service the carrier used to provide free of charge. Read the full story at The Verge Continue Reading →

Sprint, in unveiling its plans to offer the iPhone through one of its pay-as-you-go businesses, announced a pricing structure that may change how users buy and pay to use the popular smartphone.  Read the full story at The Wall Street Journal   Continue Reading →

Sprint plans to offer unlimited data on the next iPhone even if it’s LTE. This would make the carrier the only one in the U.S. with the pairing. Read the full story at The Next Web Continue Reading →

Sprint plans to start selling its first LTE-capable phones, though it has yet to officially launch LTE service.  Read the full story at Mashable Continue Reading →

There’s a fair bit of cognitive dissonance involved in announcing an LTE phone for a hitherto-nonexistent LTE network. But that’s exactly what Sprint is doing with the LG Viper. Read the full story at ZDNet Read more Top Stories Continue Reading →

The 15-year, $9 billion dollar deal between Sprint and LightSquared inked in July is officially dead. This comes after a decision last month by the FCC to revoke LightSquared’s waiver to turn on its nationwide wireless network due to GPS interference. Sprint will return $65 million in prepayments, but has left the door open for future Continue Reading →

Sprint customers with an iPhone and unlimited data plan can now watch live TV on their phone. The free Sprint TV app lets you watch streaming and on demand content from networks like ESPN, NBC and CBS. Premium plans up to $10 a month gives you access to even more channels. Read the full release Continue Reading →

Packed full of powerful mobile communication and multimedia features, the HTC EVO 4G has a large, vibrant 4.3 inch display and a built-in kickstand for easy viewing of videos–from Sprint TV programming to HD movies captured on the 8-megapixel auto-focus camera. It’s powered by a screaming fast 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and Google’s Android Continue Reading →