Sharp has announced the Aquos Crystal 2 and Aquos Xx smartphones, sequels to its original bezel-free devices from last year. Currently only for Japan, there's a chance at least one may come to the SoftBank-owned Sprint network in the future.
If the idea of a Sprint store coming to you sounds more appealing than you having to go to it, then listen up – the carrier has just launched a free personalized service that will have a rep deliver the device, set it up, and show you exactly how to use it.
Sprint has launched International Value Roaming, a new program that provides subscribers with unlimited text and data in Latin America, Europe and Asia.
RadioShack will live on, albeit in a diminished form. A deal green-lighted by a Delaware court Tuesday means around 1,700 of its stores will partner with Sprint, with RadioShack taking up around two-thirds of the space in each location.
Sprint announced a promotion that will reimburse all costs associated with leaving a carrier, such as early termination fees and phone installment plans.
Despite filing for bankruptcy on Thursday, RadioShack will live on, albeit in a diminished form. Sprint has agreed to take over a number of its outlets, with both businesses trading together. The deal means Sprint will be the primary storefront brand.
With RadioShack's future hanging in the balance, Amazon and Sprint are reportedly looking at the possibility of taking over some of the troubled company's 4,000 locations across the country.
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The FCC backed T-Mobile's proposal for improved guidelines on the price of international data roaming. The decision provoked the ire of AT&T and Verizon.
AT&T and Verizon responded to T-Mobile and Sprint's aggressive price cuts and promotions to keep subscribers. Now they blame competition for lower earnings.
Samsung's unusual, and very exciting, Galaxy Note Edge has been confirmed for release in America on November 14. Best of all, the phone will be sold through all major networks, and in Samsung's own stores.
Boost Mobile has confirmed it will soon sell Apple's latest smartphones, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, but is keeping quiet about two very important details.
Potentially useful for Verizon customers that have upgraded to the new iPhone, the wireless carrier plans on slowly rolling out nationwide support for Wi-Fi calls by the middle of next year.
In an effort to better communicate its family plans, Sprint revealed that its Framily plan will be replaced by the more normal-sounding Family Share Pack.