Sprint to reportedly finalize cutting $1 billion through layoffs, moving cell towers
It's not looking good for Sprint. The carrier is reportedly ready to begin making layoffs, and will attempt to move its radio equipment.
Sprint officially kills two-year contracts, no one mourns
Rest in peace two-year contracts on Sprint. You will be missed by no one. The service provider is doing away with contracts in favor of monthly fees.
Sprint extends 50 percent mobile promotion for T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon customers
Sprint will extend its "biggest wireless offer in U.S. history," letting AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile customers save up to 50 percent on plans.
Go get your refunds from Sprint and Verizon fast
Verizon and Sprint may owe you a late Christmas present in the form of cold, hard cash, but you're going to have to get a move on.
Sprint customers can now get $200 credit for every line switched to T-Mobile
T-Mobile is offering $200 credit for every line you switch from Sprint as a part of its Un-carrier Unwrapped month-long gift initiative.
Twitter battles: T-Mobile CEO lambasts Sprint’s ‘half-off’ deal
T-Mobile's CEO John Legere took to Twitter to bash Sprint and it's latest promotion, which offers to cut customers' bills in half if they switch -- again.
Sprint launches half-off deal alongside LTE Plus
If you're on AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile and are looking to switch, Sprint is offering to half your phone bill with a 28-day trial period.
Google makes Hangouts calls to France free in aftermath of Paris attacks
Hours after the terrorist attacks in Paris, Google announced on its social media channels that it’s making Hangouts calls to France free.
HTC delays US One A9 pre-order shipments and has bad news for Verizon customers
The last thing HTC needs is a poor shipment schedule for the One A9, but that’s what's happening. The news is particularly bad for Sprint customers.
Sprint customers will be able to call and text while in Cuba
Sprint customers will be able to call and text in Cuba when visiting the country, following CEO Marcelo Claure's historic deal with Cuba's carrier ETECSA.
The Scarriers are the most horrifying monsters you will see this Halloween, says John Legere
This three part video series shows T-Mobile CEO John Legere telling scary stories about AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon. They are known as The Scarriers.
Sprint fined nearly $3M for failing to notify low-credit customers about extra costs
The Federal Trade Commission has fined Sprint $3 million for failing to disclose tacked on extras for low-credit customers, forcing them to pay $7.99 extra.
Sprint doesn’t believe 5G will hit the United States by 2020
Sprint senior research scientist Scott Migaldi doesn't expect to see commercial 5G rollout in the U.S. until at least the mid-2020s.
Sprint will throttle unlimited data customers when they hit 23GB in a month
Sprint announced its "Quality of Service" practice, which will throttle unlimited data customers if they use 23GB of data in a billing cycle.
Sprint plans to cut jobs to save $2.5 billion in the next six months
An internal memo has revealed Sprint's plan to cut $2.5 billion in costs over the next six months.
Want more data from Boost Mobile? Make sure to pay your bill on time
With Growing Data, Boost Mobile is out to give customers up to 3GB of additional 4G LTE data if they pay their monthly plans on time.
Sprint jacks up unlimited data plan prices to $70 per month
Sprint plans to add $10 per month to its unlimited data price, raising it to $70 per month. The new rate will be added in the second week of October.
The FCC hands down a $1.2M fine to Sprint over mishandled 911 outage in 2014
The FCC is on a crusade against carriers who did not act accordingly during 911 outages, and Sprint is the latest victim of the agency's wrath.
The super-thin Galaxy Tab S2 arrives in the U.S. on Sept 3, Here’s where you can buy one
Samsung announces Galaxy Tab S2 pricing and availability for the U.S. Customers will be able to buy the Tab S2 in select retailers and mobile carriers.
John Legere hype train has left the station and is headed toward overage annihilation
T-Mobile stopped overages a year ago, but John Legere wants all carrier to do the same. He plans on sending a message they will never forget.
New York man in trouble after he interfered with Sprint’s network with illegal equipment
The FCC stepped in to lend a helping hand after Sprint issued a complaint to the federal agency, saying someone was interfering with its network in New York City.
Twitter cage wars: Sprint and T-Mobile CEOs go head-to-head again
Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure is fed up with T-Mobile CEO John Legere. He takes out his frustration on Twitter,
Sprint goes after T-Mobile with new International add-on called ‘Open World’
Sprint's Open World add-on offers customers free calling and texting to Canada and Mexico, as well as free calling, texting, and 1GB of Data while roaming.
Sprint shacks up with RadioShack in last ditch effort to save 1,435 store locations
As part of a deal signed earlier this year, Sprint is moving into 1,435 RadioShack locations, but is that enough to keep the retailer going?
T-Mobile leapfrogs Sprint to become the third-largest U.S. carrier
T-Mobile has unseated Sprint to become the third-largest cellphone service provider in the United States.
Sprint’s new family plan will save you a ton of money … if you’re not already a customer
Sprint's new family plan offers four lines and 10GB of data for $100 per month. Add $20 per month and get an additional 30GB.
T-Mobile continues to surge with profits and subscriber growth, tops J.D. Power study
T-Mobile reported second-quarter earnings for 2015 beating analyst expectations and adding 2.1 million new customers.
Sprint CEO spews profanity at T-Mobile’s John Legere for criticizing the new All-In plan
After T-Mobile CEO John Legere attacked Sprint's new All-In plan, Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure fired back on Twitter.
Sprint won’t limit video streaming speeds in its $80 All-In plan after all
Sprint announced its new crystal-clear All-In wireless plan, an $80-a-month that includes a rate plan and a smartphone, though things aren't that simple.
Sprint leaves its cramming ways in the past with a $50 million settlement
A judge approved a $50 million between Sprint and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that is part of Sprint's larger $68 million fine.
Sprint ends throttling unlimited customers’ data to stay in the FCC’s good graces
Sprint announced it'll stop throttling unlimited customers in a preemptive response to the FCC's new Net neutrality rules.
Gooooal! Boost Mobile offers live sports TV streaming for $10 a month
Boost Mobile will be launching a live TV streaming service aimed at soccer fans as an add-on to its monthly plans.
Sprint now lets prepaid users rollover 30GB of data with no expiration date
Sprint announced it will extend its rollover data to its prepaid customers through new prepaid plans while announcing a new promo for prepaid customers.