Looks like Sprint is rolling out an OTA today to the HTC One to fix a few bugs here and there and address some issues since the phone launched. It’s nothing major by any means, but will likely relieve the headaches for some users. If you haven’t seen the notice to update your device already, you should see it soon as these always roll out in stages. From the Sprint Community: Versio... »
Earlier today a friend asked me when she could get a Galaxy S4, since she is one of those who actually wants the new device from Samsung, I thought this would be the best time to write-up an article for all of our readers that will have all the release dates for the S4 for different manufacturers. Don’t worry this will be CONSTANTLY UPDATED to have all the newest dates. To my knowledge All p... »
As soon as AT&T announces its availability for the HTC One, Sprint has felt the need to do the same, as not to be one-upped. Funnily, Sprint doesn’t have anything tangible to discern itself from the AT&T dates, but that doesn’t matter. All you need to know is that Sprint has come forth with its One availability dates. The Sprint variant of the HTC One will supposedly launch on ... »
Last Friday Sprint announced a trial run with businesses for shared data plans, which is running via select channels through June 13. You read that right. The patron saints of unlimited data are testing shared plans to pool data for up to 30 devices. Even after seeing the report from All Things D, I had to reach out to a couple of sources at Sprint I know just to confirm it. Business can... »
AOKP adds International SIII, Verizon Note 2 and others to beneficiaries Doth my eyes deceive me? My precious Verizon Note 2 can haz pink unicorn too?? As my fellow Verizon Note II owners may know, we have limited choices (while all awesome) for our device while keeping S Pen capability. However, AOKP is the first to give us a taste of Android 4.2. Now I can finally see what the pink unicorn fanat... »
Sprint announced today that it is lighting up LTE service for its customers in nine new market, bringing the total number of markets with LTE to 67. If you live in one of the following cities, prepare to get a bump in speed: Altoona, Pa Asheville, N.C. Columbus, Ind. Elkhart/Goshen, Ind. Hammond, La. La Crosse, Wis. San Juan, Puerto Rico Statesville, N.C. Temple, TX “The network team continues to ... »
![T-mobile 3rd major carrier to offer custom vanity number service StarStar[**]Me](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/1139-1-starstar-me.jpg)
The app that lets you customize your phone number to **[your name] comes to T-mobile Not wanting to be late to the party ever again… (ahem LTE), T-mobile is now the 3rd major US carrier to offer Zoove’s vanity service, **ME to it’s users. Magenta wanted to make sure it was getting in on the ground floor before former beau and now current rival AT&T. So for those counting, th... »
![[Deal Alert] LG optimus G on Amazon for $49 bucks!](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Optimus_G_21-533x200.jpg)
Fresh on the heels of the LG Optimus G’s rumored successor, the LG Optimus G Pro, Amazon has listed the current flagship device on sale for $49 dollars. The device is AT&T branded, and you’ll need to sign a new 2yr contract of course. It’s open to both new and existing customers as well. So if you’re having trouble finding the Nexus 4, or just like and want the Optimus ... »
If you’ve held out for a solid deal on a new Android smartphone, it won’t get much better than this. Amazon Wireless is currently offering the Samsung Galaxy S III to new Sprint subscribers for $0.01, which is a pretty amazing deal, taking into consideration that we’re still talking about one of the hottest Android phones on the market. Of course, you’ll need to be a new cu... »
If you have a Galaxy Note 2 like I do, the international version of the original Note, the Note 10.1, the Galaxy Camera, the international version of or the S III, or the International/Sprint version of the S II, you may have shit a brick when you started seeing headlines about a vulnerability discovered that affects the processor these devices have. Well what is it? An XDA member named Alephzain ... »
