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From Htcyou: Samsung's new Galaxy S III will soon make its way to the United States. {syndicate}http://blog.htcyou.com/2012/06/05/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-to-launch-on-five-major-us-carriers-starting-this-month/{/syndicate} More » via ziggytek.com
From Htcyou: After the Samsung Galaxy S III was unveiled just recently, everybody is fussing over which carriers will be getting them. And looks like from Samsung's U.S. website, there could be a chance that the device will be available for four major U.S. carriers. {syndicate}http://blog.htcyou.com/2012/05/06/rumor-the-4-major-us-carriers-to-get-samsung-galaxy-s-iii/{/syndicate} More » via ziggytek.com
The LG LS831, better known as the LG Miracle, has recently appeared again at the FCC with a few more details. The Windows Phone will be going to Sprint and as for specs, it will come with a 5-megapixel camera, a front-facing camera, as well as a microUSB slot. More » via ziggytek.com
AT&T's bid to takeover T-Mobile has been facing some tough times recently and now the prospect has been scrapped altogether due to the government being against the merger. The opposing AT&T said that the merger would have been beneficial for customers saying “customers will be harmed and needed investment will be stifled”. More » via ziggytek.com
Sprint Nextel, one of the big four cellular companies in the U.S., states that 4G LTE devices will be available in the second half of next year. More » via ziggytek.com
Localytics have, with their analytics platform, found out that 56% of iPhone 4S users are on the carrier AT&T to source their voice and data services. Verizon arrive at second place with 32% and Sprint last at 12%. More » via ziggytek.com
Sprint has been thinking...quite ahead already regarding their LTE networks. Even with the current LTE network that is yet to launch, the carrier has already made their announcements towards the "LTE Advanced", which is to arrive a year and few months from now. More » via ziggytek.com
Following the unveiling of the iPhone 4S, the investor presentation arrived, but it was one rather loud presentation. A team led by CEO of Sprint, Dan Hesse, concluded the event by heading for the exit quite controversially. More » via ziggytek.com
