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Pre-Order Galaxy S3 from Verizon, AT&T and Sprint Now!
It’s June 6 people, and the Galaxy S3 pre-orders from Verizon, Sprint and AT&T are now live. The Android phone that was preceded by the craziest…
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Sprint Galaxy Nexus Now Supported by Wugfresh’s Toolkit!
Wugfresh Galaxy Nexus Root Toolkit is a toolkit that was developed by XDA Senior Member WugFresh for the international and Verizon Galaxy Nexus as an all-in-one…
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Sprint Galaxy S3 Set to Unveil on June 12
Right after Samsung announced that its 2012 flagship, the Galaxy S3, would launch with 5 carriers in U.S. with dual-core S4 processor and 2GB…
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Sprint to Launch LG’s 2GB RAM Phone, LG LS970
Quad-core CPU? Check. 2GB of RAM? Check. Powerful GPU? Check. HD screen? Check. 13 MP camera? Check again. If the specs of a device…
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HTC Evo 4G LTE Priced $150 at Wirefly. $700 for Unlocked!
With a rumored May 18 release date for the Sprint HTC Evo 4G LTE, preorders for the device were started yesterday by Sprint at…
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Sprint Galaxy S3 Specification Mined Out Before Official Announcement. It’s the Return of the Qualcomm S4 Processor!
The disappointment continues for US-based customers, as the Sprint Galaxy S3 will be hitting their shores with a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, instead of…
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Team Win’s TWRP Recovery for Sprint Galaxy Nexus [Hacks]
Team Win’s TWRP Recovery, the fully touch enabled recovery with a unique UI and some cool features that has been making its way to…
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Epic 4G Touch Ice Cream Sandwich Update Assured by Sprint. Unless You Already Got it Via Leak, That is!
Rest easy Epic 4G Touch owners, Sprint has not forgotten about you. In a post in their community forums, Sprint has assured owners of…
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Sprint Photon Q 4G LTE by Motorola in Works, Too? Wasn’t Evo 4G LTE Enough?
It seems Sprint is intent on adding as many 4G LTE enabled devices to its repertoire, in preparation of their 4G LTE service that…
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Is May 18th the Release Date of Evo 4G LTE at Sprint?
May 18th may see the HTC EVO 4G LTE getting released on Sprint’s network, online as well as in Sprint’s retail stores. The information…
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Sprint Galaxy Nexus Release Date Almost Confirmed by Leaked Internal Programming Note
It seems that it’s all but certain that the Galaxy Nexus will be coming to the Sprint network on April 22nd. The latest release…
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Check Out Sprint Galaxy Nexus in this Video
Seems like the release date of the Galaxy Nexus on Sprint is coming closer and closer as Sprint has uploaded an overview video of…
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FB09 Epic 4G Touch Ice Cream Sandwich Firmware Leaked!
Samsung sure seems to be gearing up for the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for its current top handsets, and leaks are keeping impatient users…
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Is Ice Cream Sandwich OTA Update for Epic 4G Touch About to Release?
Epic 4G Touch owners have a lot to be excited about. Samsung has already made an official announcement earlier, that the Galaxy S2 would…
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Galaxy Nexus for Sprint Shows up in Leaked Document (as Nexus Prime). May Arrive in 2012!
Google’s next phone, the Galaxy Nexus, is sure to arrive at Verizon Wireless and later at both T-Mobile and AT&T. We’re surprised that there…
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Galaxy S II, EVO 3D and Photon 4G Deals at Amazon
Amazon is throwing discounts on Sprint’s HTC EVO 3D and Motorola Photon 4G phones, and also on much-wanted AT&T Galaxy S2. $50 is off…
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LG Marquee Video preview Released by Sprint
We all like to know what we are buying, and when it’s about new smartphone an enthusiast might try to stalemate even NASA scientists…
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HTC Kingdom/ Hero 4G Makes First Appearance As EVO Design 4G
The HTC EVO Design 4G made its first official appearance, and except the name there is nothing new to this device that we didn’t…
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LG Optimus Slider Priced $200 (Contract-Free) at BestBuy
BestBuy has listed the LG Optimus Slide, a low-end android phone, for $200 without any contract signing required. Good for those in US who…
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GWK74 Android 2.3.7 Nexus S 4G Update
Having a Google’s Nexus brand of device has its own benefits — stock Android experience, no stubborn custom UIs of manufacturers and above all,…