As we near the launch of Sprint’s brand new 4G LTE network, and we’re beginning to see LTE-compatible phones hitting the network. One of the most anticipated and high-profile devices slated to hit the network is the HTC EVO 4G LTE, also being the first from HTC. Very similar to the One X on AT&T, the new EVO brings a 4.7-inch HD Super LCD display,… Read more
Those looking to pick up an EVO 4G LTE at launch, we have a special treat for you. The entire user manual for the device has leaked out, spilling everything there is to know about the handset and its software. One noteworthy feature that differentiates it from most other LTE phones is that the stock software allows users to disable the LTE radio in order to… Read more
While Sprint has remained mum on the EVO 4G LTE launch date, those who have already sent in their preorders were provided with emails indicating their device will likely ship on May 15th, with a 1-3 day delivery time. That would put the launch date right around May 18th, or exactly what’s been expected as a launch date. Sprint does tend to send out… Read more
If you already pre-ordered your HTC EVO 4G LTE this morning and you’re looking for something to pass the time while you watch for the delivery man to come, here’s some extra reading as Sprint’s made the “Getting Started” guide for the EVO 4G LTE available early. Most of what’s contained inside this guide is already well-known and pretty self… Read more
A quick reminder for all your Sprint customers out there as the HTC EVO 4G LTE goes up for presale at 9am EDT this morning. The EVO 4G LTE is one of Sprint’s three introductory LTE devices and will help set itself apart with a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor tucked away inside, 8 megapixel camera powered… Read more
The HTC EVO 4G LTE is definitely worthy of the EVO moniker as it prepares to launch on Sprint’s network as the third LTE-ready handset. The EVO 4G LTE is based on HTC’s One X adding a kickstand and using a slightly differentiated design. Pre-orders for the device start May 7th, but the page for the upcoming smartphone is already live on Sprint’s website…. Read more
Sprint has long offered a TEP plan, also known as Total Equipment Protection, for those who are worried they may somehow damage their devices. The cost has been $8 a month, but with many high-end LTE devices around the corner, that may soon be changing. A newly leaked document shows that Sprint will be increasing its TEP fee from $8 to $11 for all LTE… Read more
Our friends at the PhoneDog mothership have received some intel on the EVO 4G LTE launch coming to Sprint in the “second quarter.” To be exact, the PhoneDog source is pinpointing May 18th for a possible launch date, the same launch date as the LG Optimus Elite. Of course this is all rumor right now, but with pre-orders set to kick off on May 7th, it… Read more
Sprint customers, now that we’ve finally confirmed not one, not two, but three LTE devices arriving on Sprint, we feel compelled to ask just how much you want an LTE device. For what may not be obvious reasons, we think the Galaxy Nexus seems the most appealing and while it’s a little older, it remains an excellent stock Android device and… Read more
Well, isn’t this image sparking our curiosity as a recent visit to Sprint’s website yielded and image of an unbranded device that looks very very similar to the Galaxy Note. Is it possible that the hottest “phablet” around might be destined for the Now Network or are we merely looking at bad photoshop work? Hopefully we’ll know something soon but in… Read more
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