Well, well, looks like Sprint are all set to capture their customers’ imagination this fall and this dazzling new Sanyo Katana Eclipse offered by them certainly shows us why. Featuring some pretty stunning lighting effects like the option of choosing illumination for each of the contacts, the cellphone is all set to enable high-speed wireless […]

Continue reading " Sprint adds Sanyo Katana Eclipse to its kitty "

Just when you thought the Motorola Razr was dead, Moto has brought it back for another round with the Razr VE20 for Sprint. Before you start grumbling about Moto never having anything new–a sentiment we’ve no doubt shared–we advise you to give this Razr a chance. Sure, the design is old hat but the VE20 […]

Continue reading " Motorola VE20 - silver (Sprint) "

When a struggling company does something right, you have to reward them for it. Otherwise, what was the point of criticizing their previously unacceptable business practices?

Sprint, in this case, has been rumored to be making another change in their push to redefine themselves as the premier wireless data provider in the US. Rather than aiming […]

Continue reading " Sprint planning to reduce wireless modem data rates? "

We all knew Sprint’s Apple iPhone-fighting Samsung Instinct would sell quite well, but it turns out that’s a gross overstatement. Toting features like EVDO Rev. A, GPS, 2 megapixel camera, WiFi, and full-body touchscreen with haptic feedback (via device vibration), the Sprint Samsung Instinct has the distinction of being the iPhone 3G’s most competent rival.

And, […]

Continue reading " Sprint sees record sales of Samsung Instinct "

With the Samsung Instinct poised to take the reigns as Sprint’s flagship smartphone, it might make sense to stop pushing lesser handsets. As such, we’re hearing that Sprint’s Windows Mobile-powered Motorola Q9c is getting the ax, as it enters it’s “end of life.”

The speculation comes from reports that indicate Sprint is not stocking the Moto […]

Continue reading " Sprint Motorola Q9c enters hospice care - nearing end of life? "