Sprint Passes on BlackBerry Z10

By Grant Hatchimonji | 3/7/2013

Sprint will be the only major US wireless carrier to not offer the upcoming BlackBerry Z10, instead opting to wait for the release of the keyboard-based Q10 later this year.

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White House Says Consumers Should Be Legally Permitted to Unlock Smartphones

By Amber Riippa | 3/5/2013

The White House has publicly stated that consumers should be able to freely unlock their phones without the risk of criminal penalty or any other imposed punishment. Doing so is currently illegal.

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Sprint Offers Open Enrollment for Smartphone/Tablet Protection Plans During March

By Hannah Becker | 3/5/2013

Sprint users who originally opted out of the company's device protection plan now have another chance to purchase the added protection for their phone, tablet, or other device.

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Sprint Rolls Out Affordable Sprint Force 4G with LTE

By Amber Riippa | 3/1/2013

Sprint announced the Sprint Force 4G today, an Android phone that is 4G LTE compatible, and available for only $50.

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J.D. Power Says You'll Be Happier with a 4G Phone, But It Will Cost You

By Hannah Becker | 2/21/2013

As mobile phone technology rapidly increases, it can be difficult for consumers to determine whether or not and when they should upgrade their smartphones to the newest models and network capabilities. A new report from J.D. Power and Associates may make that decision a little easier.

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Sprint 4G LTE Coming Soon to New York, San Francisco, Florida

By Ed Hardy | 2/19/2013

It won't be long before Sprint's new high-speed data service is available in New York City, San Francisco, and other locations in the U.S.

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HTC One Price and Release Date Leaks Out: Still Over a Month Away

By Ed Hardy | 2/15/2013

The HTC One, formerly known as the M7, is going to be released in the U.S. in about a month, according to an unconfirmed report. It will become HTC's latest flagship Android smartphone.

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Why Americans Have to Wait Until March for the BlackBerry Z10

By Ed Hardy | 2/4/2013

The BlackBerry Z10 launched a few days ago, but not in the U.S. -- people in this country will have to wait until March to get it. But this isn't the fault of BlackBerry, it can be blamed on the wireless carriers.

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LTE Subscribers to Hit 200 Million Mark in 2013

By Andy Patrizio | 2/2/2013

Despite hitting the market just three years ago, Long Term Evolution (LTE) is expected to reach 200 million subscribers this year, doubling its current levels in 2012, according to a report from IHS iSuppli.

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Samsung Galaxy S III vs. LG Optimus G

By Adama D. Brown | 1/29/2013

The LG Optimus G and the Samsung Galaxy S III both promise a high-end experience, HD screen, and are available on multiple carriers. But how to they really stack up?

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Samsung Galaxy Note Available for Only $100

By Ed Hardy | 1/28/2013

Those who are looking for a deal on the Samsung Galaxy Note II are in luck: the Sprint version of this smartphone is available from Amazon for $100, much less than half off.

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Kyocera and Sprint Announce Ruggedized Handset, Torque, Available in Spring

By Grant Hatchimonji | 1/28/2013

Sprint will be offering a new ruggedized handset with Military Standard 810G protetion, the Torque, sometime later this spring.

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