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The Phone will only come in black and white initially, but will eventually be fully customizeable.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini might be coming to Sprint soon.
A mobile carrier will reportedly stop the sales of the 32GB and 64GB models of Apple's iPhone 5.
In the lead-up to the IFA 2013 consumer electronics show, HTC has made a few announcements, including the new mid-range Desire 601 and entry-level Desire 300. Despite the fact that those are completely new phones, that announcement is probably going to be eclipsed by the simple fact that the HTC One is coming to markets in a new color: "Vivid Blue."
Sprint and T-Mobile may be getting the device soon, and the Moto X may drop in price as well.
BlackBerry, the business, may be in trouble from a business perspective, but their handsets still work. And for Sprint customers who have wanted to get their hands on the latest iteration of the physical qwerty keyboard-toting BlackBerry Q10, your time has come.
Recently, a couple of pictures of a blue HTC One have leaked online, from two different sources. The recent pictures of the cobalt HTC One have bolstered rumors that the device with that unique hue will be headed to store shelves soon. It's just a question of which store shelves.
Best Buy is offering potential Apple customers a deal to obtain the iPhone 5.
Sprint is looking pretty stylish for the fall. Just after Big Yellow added the "Purple Mirage" Samsung Galaxy S4, the company announced today that it was going to stock its shelves with a "Red Hot" HTC One, while also announcing a new interactive music streaming app that takes advantage of the HTC One's radio tuner.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 can be cheap or chic, depending on what carrier you go with.
It looks like the LG Optimus G Pro, the South Korean manufacturer's current flagship smartphone, is finally making its way to Sprint. It was spotted getting a review at the FCC on Tuesday.
Sprint subscribers have been waiting the longest to get their hands on a Blackberry Q10, but now a leaked internal memo is giving them hope. It's slated for a late August release.
The third-largest U.S. mobile carrier is officially under the control of Japanese investment firm SoftBank.
Samsung Galaxy S4 owners on three of the four major U.S. carriers can now enjoy an update that not only frees up some memory space, but also brings some nifty features for businesses.
New data has shown the operating system marker share gap between Apple and Google is on the decrease in the U.S.
