Sprint still 3G-$ 10/mo subscription pricing, calling it a “premium data”
Oh, Sprint, you’re a crafty devil. The country’s third largest airline just announced that it is tacking an extra $ 10 monthly premium information “free of charge to all 3G data plan – actually charging a 3G phone owners of the same whole, and the Epic Evo owners pay now 4G services. It is particularly strange, because Sprint hidden price increase in a statement titled “Smartphones Drive Wireless Data Explosion”, which initially appears to be more information before moving on suddenly must defend the additional costs and potshots tiered data plans – we do not know nobody wants to talk about increasing prices, but let’s have gumption, guys. All holders of current 3G plan will not see their rates go up, until they “upgrade or switch to another smartphone,” does not sound like a big family plan, but we will get clarification, and to say you. Either way, we’d say picking up the phone, Sprint 4G just real silly. PR after the break.
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Dell lowers Streak price to $400, but will make you wait until January to get it
Good news: Dell's unlocked Streak has just plunged down the pricing charts with a neat $180 discount taking it to a palatable $400 level. Bad news: you won't get yours shipped until the 10th of January, according to Round Rock's web outlet.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: 180-discount, official, outlet, palette, price, price-cut, pricing, streak, until-the-10th
T-Mobile drops the G2 to $50 on contract, really wants you to buy one
Pretty self-explanatory really: the T-Mobile G2 is now available to buy for a measly 50 greenbacks from its carrier's online store. It's a web-only deal, but it's sweetened by free overnight delivery for anyone ordering before the 20th of December. So, $50 and two years of your wireless freedom in exchange for a phone capable of exploiting T-Mobile's HSPA+ network and offering an almost stock Android experience?
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: before-the-20th, discount, entry, greenbacks, pricing, qwerty, qwertyslider, your-wireless
Google’s Nexus S official, coming December 16th to US, 20th to UK (update: $199 on contract, $529 unlocked)
This thing is all but official anyway, but for what it's worth, Google's now got its own product page live for the upcoming Nexus S from Samsung. Here's the rundown: 4-inch WVGA display, triband HSPA with AWS support (no HSPA+, seemingly), 5 megapixel camera, NFC , 16GB of onboard storage, 512MB of RAM, available on T-Mobile. It's also got a gyroscope -- as do the existing Galaxy S phones -- along with something being called the "contour display" (which matches up with rumors we've heard ), integrated VoIP support, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: Best Buy, car phone warehouse, dual, engadget, gingerbread, hspa, nexus, nexus s, pricing, thing, video
Verizon’s LTE network announcement event live at 12:00 ET!
So as you probably know, today's the day that Verizon comes clean with all the details on the commercial launch of its LTE network, having scheduled a press conference for noon Eastern Time. We already know many of the details , but we're crossing our fingers for some juicy extras in the event, namely any hints of information on when we'll see LTE-enabled handsets in the marketplace like the rumored HTC Mecha and that unnamed LG . Oh..
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: details, entry, launch, lte, marketplace, network, pricing, pricing-details, rumored, the-commercial, verizon, verizon-wireless
T-Mobile drops the official word on Even More Plus: gone from the website, still available elsewhere
We're happy to finally be closing the loop on T-Mobile's Even More Plus situation -- and the story ends on a happy note, which is nice. As we said yesterday , the carrier's contract-free discounted plans aren't going away, but you'll no longer be able to select any of them from the website.
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: contracts, evenmoreplus, experience, mobile, online-purchase, plan, pricing, Purchase, retail, select-national, word-on-even
AT&T jacking some no-contract smartphone prices to keep pace with new early upgrade fee
If you thought that the newly-increased $200 early upgrade fee for existing AT&T customers looking to re-up their handsets was painful enough, turns out the company seems to have swept another price increase under the rug at the same time. In the latest in-store displays valid for the period ending November 6, a bunch of smartphones are showing no-commitment (that is, no-contract) pricing anywhere from $100 to $150 higher than they were previously.
Categories: htc, Mobile Phone, Other Tags: att, contract free, early upgrade, earlyupgrade, game, mobile, nocommitment, price, pricing, samsung
HTC HD7 costs €599 unlocked at Amazon.de, 7 Trophy priced at £430 in UK
Looks like Amazon isn't sleeping on this whole Windows Phone 7 launch shebang. The online retailer has unveiled its pricing for a pair of HTC handsets so far, with the 4.3-inch HTC HD7 costing €599 ($835) in Germany and the 3.8-inch 7 Trophy setting UK buyers back
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: amazon, entry, handset-pricing, hd7, htc-trophy, htctrophy, online, pricing, sim-free, slightly-below, strategy-might, unlocked
AT&T lowering some GoPhone plan pricing this weekend, adding bundled data option
Prepaid wireless plans are seeing a resurgence in popularity lately, due in part to the fact that top-tier carriers like Verizon are getting with the program and adding prepaid smartphones into the mix. AT&T is looking to get a little more competitive with its GoPhone brand this weekend, it seems, taking a gander at this chart we've obtained that shows a few options actually decreasing in price -- an absolute rarity for this business. Notably, the unlimited daily talk and text plan will be dropping from $3 to $2, and the per-minute "simple plan" will be dropping from 25 cents to 10 cents
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: att, charged-at-one, data, engadget-mobile, gophone, plan, prepaid, press, pricing, remain-the-same, resurgence, smartphones, sunday, unlimited
Apple’s iPhone 4 coming to China on September 25
Turns out the rumors weren't too far off. After fighting for ages to get the iPhone 3G to Chinese shores, citizens of the aforementioned nation will soon be able to pick up one of Apple's latest (the iPhone 4, if you're keeping count) without reverting to importers and KIRF shops .
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: apple, apple iphone 4, china, chinaunicom, chinese, greenbacks, ios4, iphone, iphone 4, pricing, some-digging, sun, unicom