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To cut the story short for maximum grasp on the topic at hand and easy reading, AT&T subscribers will get free calling and texting to Japan for the whole month of March, while Sprint and Verizon customers will get the same sort of courtesy until April 10th, both wireless and residential for all aforementioned networks. So, uh, T-Mobile, wanna be a humanitarian this time around? Via: VentureBeat
Back in the ‘ol days, you could get an unlimited 3G plan on Sprint with your 3G smartphone for $70. When 4G WiMAX came around for the Epic 4G, Evo 4G, and Evo Shift 4G, the 4G service required a mandatory $10 add-on (why else would you buy a 4G phone to not use the four-geees, eh?). Starting January 30th, the normal “unlimited” package will go up by $10 due to bandwidth and that sort of jazz, for new and upgrading customers. Not such a big deal: it’s just $80 instead of $70 of your hard-earned greens. That means the entire network is balanced-out, in a way. All is well, move along folks. Via: BW
So this is rather interesting. You have The Samsung Mobile Event on the 8th, you have Windows Phone 7 launching on the 8th, you have several Android devices like the MyTouch 4G launching on the previous week, and if what Sprint is confirming is true, pre-orders for the HTC 7 Pro for Microsoft employees starts on December 8th. I’m just saying, 8 seems to be rather popular.
This rumor/confirmation seems real enough, as Microsoft said no CDMA Windows Phone 7 phones until 2011, and Sprint themselves stating no HTC 7 Pro until sometimes in 2011. Either way, I wouldn’t mind seeing it in action, rather than a non-functional hardware prototype when it was announced.
Via: MSNerd (Twitter), BGR
So this is interesting. The Wi-Fi only model of the Galaxy Tab will cost $499.99, the Verizon version $599.99, and now the Sprint CDMA variant will cost — $399.99 on November 14th? This is seemingly strange, considering that it’s the same device, priced differently by different companies. As for data pricing, you’ll be paying $29.99 for 2GB a month, on an agreement.
Press release after the break. Via: Sprint Samsung Galaxy Tab
Yes, RIM has outed that strange-looking 9670 flip phone with Blackberry OS 6, 624MHz processor, a 5 megapixel camera, GPS, and Wi-Fi b/g/n. It contains two screens: one 2.7-inch QVGA on the inside, and on the outside of the flip phone, there’s 2-inch QVGA. It’ll cost you $99 on a 2-year contract from Sprint starting October 31st in either Royal Purple or Steel Gray. Needless to say, would you really buy this Blackberry Style, even though it is one of the least un-stylish smartphones out there? Press release after the chop.
So Samsung’s Epic 4G was due for a release today, online at Sprint’s website, and at 8AM at their retail stores. For $249.99 you get one of the best Android sliders to date, with a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, 8 megapixel 720p HD recording camera and front-facing, 1GHz Hummingbird processor, Android 2.1 with Touchwiz 3.0 (Froyo inbound), and finally a super awesome slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
Or you can just buy it for $50 less at Amazon with a new contract.
The highest-end Android slider WILL be $250 (after $100 rebate) on a 2-year contract with Sprint. Reminder of the specs:
Quickie specs: 1GHz Samsung Cortex A8 processor, 4-inch Super AMOLED capacitive display, Android 2.1 (not surprising that it doesn’t have 2.2 yet), 3G/4G hotspot, 5-megapixel camera with auto focus, LED flash, 720p video recording, front-facing camera for video chat, Samsung’s AllShare and Social Hub features, 3.5mm headset, the normal junk Sprint apps, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, compass, six-axis motion sensor and an included 16GB microSD card for storage.
And yes it’s still a Galaxy S phone. And yes, it supports WiMAX. And yes, it is freakin‘ epic.
Source: Sprint
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So, with the EVO4G getting Android 2.2 Froyo over-the-air (OTA) ahead of the August 3rd schedule, would you mind telling us if you’re Froyo’d, or still eating Android 2.1 Eclair?