USA: Sprint starts selling the black HTC One

Sprint has already started selling the HTC One but only the white one. Recently, though, the carrier has stock of the black-colored HTC One and it looks amazingly good. The black HTC One is priced exactly like the white version of the device. For those who wants this rather than the white, then head over here to order yours now. Sprint is offering the device for $99.99 with a 2-year contract. That's a great offer considering that this is HTC's 2013 flagship Android device. 

USA: Sprint and AT&T started accepting pre-orders of the HTC One

Sprint and AT&T have started accepting pre-orders of the HTC One, HTC's 2013 flagship Android smartphone. AT&T is offering the sleek smartphone for $200 (on contract) for the 32GB version while Sprint is offering it also for $200 (on contract) for the 32GB version too.For those who are waiting for this device to finally become available, you might want to head over to either of Sprint's or AT&T's website and pre-order yours now. 

USA: Verizon starts selling Galaxy Note II AT&T drops the price

The Samsung Galaxy Note II, which has already been sold 5million times globally, already made land fall in the US. This time, Verizon takes the spotlight of launching the phablet to their customers while AT&T drops the price of the device starting at $174.99. For those who are still not friends with the Galaxy Note II, you might want to know him here. And for those who wants to get the device from AT&T with that price head over here (Grey and White). For die-hard Verizon customers, you can get the Note II here ($299.99). Don't like either of the two? Get it from Sprint ($299.99) then.

USA: The Apple iPad Mini and iPad 4 now available from Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T

The newest iOS device that Apple has made (among others), the iPad Mini is now available via Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T. This is the 7.9-incher iPad that sports 4G LTE and is apparently able to give you 4G internet speeds if you get it from either of these carriers. Verizon is offering the iPad Mini for $459.99 (16GB), $559.99 (32GB), and $659.99 (64GB). AT&T is offering it for $359.99 (16GB), $459.99 (32GB), and $559.99 (64GB). These offers fro AT&T requires you to be committed to the carrier for 2-years which is unlike Verizon's offer because Verizon only requires a "month to month service". Sprint is offering the iPad Mini too. Sprint and Verizon have the same pricing for the iPad Mini.

USA: Sprint announced the ZTE Flash 4G LTE

Sprint announced a new member of their 4G LTE smartphone portfolio by announcing the ZTE Flash. An Android running device that sports 4G LTE connectivity, a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and a 4.5" IPS display. Sprint will be offering the device soon. I still do not know when but Sprint will announce that anytime soon. No price was given. I can't even find the official press release for this device on their website. They just posted the fact sheet of the ZTE Flash, which is a sign that the device will be launched by the carrier. Anyway, the specs of the device are listed after the break.

USA: Sprint is the US' first carrier to roll out the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update to the Galaxy S III

Sprint is officially the first US carrier to have started rolling out the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update to their Samsung Galaxy S III. The carrier made the announcement earlier. Aside from the cool stuff that the update brings Android 4.1 JB is expected to really bring out the best in Android combined with the power of the Galaxy S IIIs specs and capabilities. The update is being administered OTA, Sprint says that "When your Galaxy S III is eligible for the update, it will automatically download." So make sure you keep your Galaxy S IIIs with at least 50% battery. Anyway, kudos to Sprint for bringing the update at a very early time!

USA: Sprint's LG Optimus G to be launched by November 11 for $199.99

Sprint's LG Optimus G will only be launched in November 11 which is later than when AT&T will be launching the same device. Both offer the device at the same price point. The thing with Sprint's Optimus G is that it keeps the 13MP camera on its rear as compared to AT&T's 8MP camera. Anyway, either way, the Optimus G will be coming in the US now the question lies which network you want to commit. AT&T is already accepting pre-orders for the Optimus G, by the way.

USA: Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Note II available for pre-orders starting October 25 for $299.99

Sprint have announced that starting Oct. 25 the Samsung Galaxy Note II will be available for pre-order priced at $299.99 with a 2-year contract with the carrier. The Galaxy Note II have been confirmed to be launch by at least by the 3 big networks in the US. Sprint is apparently one of them. The device was announced during IFA 2012 in Berlin and so far the Galaxy Note II has been received by consumers and the public pretty well. So for those who wants to get the Note II via Sprint, mark your calendars on Oct. 25 and visit Sprint's website on that day.

USA: Sprint announces the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, LG Mach, and the LG Optimus G

LG Optimus G

Sprint has added 3 new 4G LTE devices into their portfolio by the names of the LG Optimus G, the LG Mach, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. All of which run on the Android platform. Pricing and availability of these devices, according to Sprint will be "shared at a later date". We already know that the LG Optimus G is LG's latest Android flagship smartphone while the LG Mach is a smartphone already launched in South Korea but that device did not have a sliding QWERTY keyboard. The LG Mach that Sprint is announcing sports, yup! welcome it back, a sliding QWERTY keyboard.

USA: Samsung Galaxy S III via T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T

I have not posted about this yet so I'm posting it now and will keep it short. The Samsung Galaxy S III is or will be available via 4 big carriers in the US. Choose which carrier you want to be with and pre-order or get the SGS III. Here are the links: Verizon (not yet available), AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile (no link). Check out the Samsung Galaxy S III's specifications here.

USA: AT&T and Sprint to offer the LG Optimus G

LG has announced that its newest Android flagship smartphone will be launched by Sprint and AT&T. Unfortunately though, these two carriers were silent about it. That means we don't have an exact date and a price point to talk about. We will just have to wait for their own announcements about the device. AT&T did announce it but did not mention dates nor pricing.

USA: Sprint sells the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE for $99.99

Sprint has announced the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE smartphone back then and was available to customers yesterday (September 16). Priced at $99.99 with a 2-year contract with Sprint, the smartphone, running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, is a decent 4G LTE device. Sporting a 4" display the device should be perfect for the daily stuff you do, not to mention that it will be connected with Sprint's fast 4G network.

USA: Sprint to launch the Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE in August 19 for $199.99 now available for pre-order

This is quick! The recently announced, Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE smartphone will be launched in August 19th. Sprint has also started getting pre-orders of the device. For those who wants to pre-order Sprint's first 4G LTE device with a QWERTY keyboard then head over here to pre-order it online. Sprint is offfering it for $199.99 with a 2-year contract. Sounds a pretty good deal, for me, considering that this Android 4.0 ICS running smartphone packs a punch.

USA: Sprint's Samsung Epic 4G Touch Android 4.0 ICS update rolls out

Sprint's Samsung Epic 4G Touch's (the carrier's SGS II) Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update has started rolling out. The update is being administered OTA so notifications should be out, if you still do not have the update. I am not sure about this but I think this is the first SGS II in the US that gets the said version of Android, right? Anyway, cheers to those who owns an Epic 4G Touch! The update will push your devices to Android 4.0.4, to be very specific. 

USA: Sprint rolls out HTC Evo 3D Android 4.0 ICS update

Sprint has officially started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update to its HTC Evo 3D devices. Ownsers of the device should be able to get notifications about a new software update available for their smartphones. Apparently, the update is administered OTA so you don't need to hook your HTCs into a computer. For more information about the update of the HTC Evo 3D head over to Sprint's Support Site.

USA: Sprint announces the Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE

Sprint has officially unveiled the QWERTY-packing, 4G LTE loving, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich running, Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE. I really can't say that this device is the successor to the original Photon 4G, because the two have pretty much the same specs. But anyway, the really main difference between the two is the fact that the Photon Q sports a sliding physical keyboard. This then, I should say will compete with Verizon's Motorola Droid (like the Droid 2). Anyway, Sprint said that pricing and availability of the device will be announced in the coming weeks. Head after the break to check out the specs of the Photon Q.

USA: Samsung officially announces the Galaxy S III in the USA - coming to Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and US Cellular

Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy S III in the US market and it did solidified some reports of the US version said to be having a dual-core CPU rather than a quad-core and the RAM, yup, the RAM. I think there is not much of a difference between the international version of the Galaxy S III and the US version even in the design. Well, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon all has the same looking Galaxy S III. If Sprint & US Cellular will have a different design so be it. But so far, it looks like all of them will have the same looking SGS III.

USA: Sprint to officially launch the HTC Evo 4G LTE on May 18

Sprint has officially announced that the HTC Evo 4G LTE will launch come May 18th. There it is! The device was already up for pre-orders and I have said that it should soon become available and viola. For those who still does not know what the Evo 4G LTE is, just click on the link. And for those who wants to get the device at a lower price than what Sprint is offering it, you can check out Wirefly now who is pricing the device for only $149.99. Read on Sprint's official press release here.

USA: Sprint now accepts pre-orders of the HTC Evo 4G LTE for $199.99

Sprint is now taking pre-orders of the HTC Evo 4G LTE for only $199.99 with a 2-year contract. The device was announced back in April and sad to say it is still not yet launched. But the fact that Sprint is now taking pre-orders of it, should mean that it should arrive very soon. Rumor has it that the device will arrive come May 18th but Sprint did not say anything about the exact date when the phone will start shipping. Anyway, if you want to get a load of what he phone packs then head over here. To pre-order your Evo 4G LTE, head over to Sprint.

USA: Sprint to launch the Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE on April 22nd for $199.99

Sprint is poised to launch the Samsung Galaxy Nexus with 4G LTE connectivity come April 22nd for $199.99. Seems like Sprint is really getting giving it all out when it comes to their 4G LTE offerings here with the Galaxy Nexus. Of course, the price of the device with Sprint will come with a 2-year contract and pre-orders have already started. Sprint said on their official press release that those who pre-ordered the device will be getting their Galaxy Nexus 2 days early, April 20th. So, For those who wants to get the device, head over to Sprint.