Don’t break your neck heading over there just yet. We all would love to get our hands on this phone, and the price can’t be beat. It’s free and this offer comes with a few other perks. You have to sign up as a Sprint Premier customer to win.
So, would you like some kind of confirmation as to when you’re going to get some Android 2.1 goodness on your Sprint Android-based devices? You know the ones: the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment. Well, looks like we can finally put ourselves to some type of ease, as we’ve just seen an internal Sprint screenshot that details (without much detail) the upcoming release of the Android 2.1 upgrade.
Seeing the HTC manufactured EVO 4G in still-frame isn’t good enough. You need to see it’s glowing, monstrous screen in action. One look at that keyboard is enough to make anyone get all jittery on the inside, with unadulterated anticipation. We know that’s not just us. So, after you’ve read over the official announcement a few times, and taken in all the specifications, come back over here and watch the glorious video. It’s well worth it
The HTC Incredible has not yet been announced officially by Verizon, it’s expected to make its debut at this year’s CTIA along with a slew of other Android based devices. Verizon Wireless fans are impatiently waiting for this to hit the shelves and that may happen within the coming weeks.
A new member of our community by the name of Onyoursix, has uncovered an inventory listing that shows a phone identified as the HTC A9292 with WiMax capabilities. This device can be none other than the upcoming HTC Supersonic. This phone hopefully will debut at this year’s CTIA. This inventory sheet is used by indirect dealers when a product is ready for distribution. Early rumors have this phone being announced next week.
Verizon has long been a very closed and tight gripped company.
This can’t come soon enough for most Sprint Hero/Moment users. Since the release of the Droid every Android handset owner wanted to be a part of the Eclair family. Well, it’s been months since the release of the Droid and there are only two Android devices running some version of Eclair
Its no secret that Android is picking up steam and is quickly becoming the fastest growing market among smart-phone and handsets in general. The versatility of the platform as well as the different hardware variations are really helping to aid in the growth of the OS.
More hands on video’s from SlashGear. This one comes in the form of Intel’s second Android based MID, based on the upcoming Atom-series Moorestown processors. This MID features a touchscreen, WiFi and 3G, along with the usual sensors – GPS, accelerometer, digital compass – and both front and rear facing cameras. This device comes in an Android and a version of Moblin
