Sprint’s Steve Elfman has said that the company’s intending to activate an LTE service over its 800MHz spectrum by 2014. Big Yellow’s already received 3GPP certification to turn Band 26 into super-fast mobile internet, the only remaining regulatory h…
Pre-orders of Sprint’s first LTE-capable device, the LG Viper 4G, begin tomorrow. The Now Network is keeping quiet on an official release date for the time being, but that isn’t stopping the carrier from sharing a few crucial nuggets of information w…
Sprint customer? Still supping from the 3G cup? Well if you were wondering if you’ll ever get to try the sweet taste of LTE, wonder no more. The Now Network revealed a coverage map at the RCA Expo, and the image above was kindly grabbed by PC Mag’s Sa…
We just got invited to a special party put on by Sprint and HTC on April 4th to witness the latest collaboration between the two companies. Could this be the LTE-capable One X we heard about yesterday? No matter what it is, Dan Hesse and Jason Macken…
The Samsung SPH-L700. It may sound like a silly combination of letters and numbers, but it just so happens to be the model number for Sprint’s version of the Galaxy Nexus — and it’s officially made it through the prying eye of the FCC, still on track…
If you were keeping score during Apple’s iPad keynote on Wednesday, you noticed AT&T and Verizon listed amongst the carriers that will get the new iPad, but what about Sprint? It’s going to be rockin’ LTE in the not-too-distant future, after all….
See that? That’s a Galaxy Nexus… for Sprint. The Android 4.0 handset — only available in an unlocked HSPA+ form and on Verizon Wireless’ airwaves today — is currently being pimped in an official Sprint ad over on CNET, and it’s probably no coinc…
