If you are a Boost Mobile or Virgin Mobile customer and have been waiting for the Samsung Galaxy S III to arrive to your carrier, you have a good news for you because today is the day. Both Sprint subsidiaries started offering the phone today at price of $399.99 without contract. The price is pretty reasonable, especially since you take into account that there are no long-term commitments involved. The Samsung Galaxy S III also will operate on 4G LTE network in areas where Sprint made it available.
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Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile added Samsung Galaxy S III to their offer
Boost Mobile to sell Samsung Galaxy S III starting June 12 at price $399
Boost Mobile was expected to start offering the Samsung Galaxy S III some time in June, but until today we did not have any solid information either on exact launch date or pricing. Now we do. The carrier announced today that the Galaxy S III will be available starting June 12 for an affordable price of $399.99 with no contract obligations. The phone will run on Boost Mobile using Sprint LTE network which is currently available in 88 markets. Customers in other areas will have to make do with EvDo 3G.
Waterproof Kyocera Hydro Edge coming to Sprint and Boost Mobile
Encouraged by the Hydro’s huge success, Kyocera decided to launch two more phones with similar characteristics and slightly upgraded specs. One of them, the Hydro Edge soon will be headed to Sprint and Boost Mobile. Although both carriers are yet to confirm pricing, Kyocera revealed that the Edge will probably start selling at the same affordable price level as did the original Hydro, meaning it may cost $129.99. The phone is bound to be released on Sprint and Boost Mobile by this summer.
Samsung Galaxy S III to be launched on Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile
With the Samsung Galaxy S 4 launching recently as the company’s latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III is ready to head to Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile prepaid networks. Both Sprint-owned carriers confirmed that they will offer the phone to their customers in the not so distant future. Boost and Virgin are expected to release the phone in June. More details on availability and pricing will be known closer to the launch date.
LG Optimus F7 coming to Boost Mobile with 4G LTE, Android Jelly Bean and 2,540 mAh battery
The LG Optimus F7 was announced together with the Optimus F5 back in February at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The latter is already available at Verizon, but things have been quiet about its bigger brother. Until yesterday at least, when guys from @evleaks revealed a fresh bunch of news as well as an official press shot of the phone. Here is what we know.
Sprint Custom Branded Device Program for Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile
Sprint announced today a new initiative, called Custom Branded Device Program, directed at its Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO) like Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile. As you probably know, these cheaper prepaid carriers sell phones under their own brand but use Sprint’s network to deliver the service. As Sprint explained in a press release, the program will grant its virtual operators “greater, and potentially quicker, access to a large selection of completely de-branded marquee Android handsets out of Sprint and boost mobile devices inventory with volume pricing included.”
Boost Force by ZTE is now for sale at Boost Mobile at price $199 off contract
The 4G LTE enabled Boost Force by ZTE is now up for grabs at Boost Mobile store. The handset was announced last month together with the HTC One SV and will be one of the first devices supporting super-fast 4G LTE connectivity released on Boost Mobile prepaid network. The prepaid carrier is selling the phone at a very affordable price of just $199.99 without contract.
HTC One SV for Boost Mobile is now available at carrier store
Last month Boost Mobile announced that will soon add 4G LTE capable smartphones to its portfolio and today the carrier is making good on its promise. The HTC One SV equipped with an LTE radio is now available at the carrier store at price of $299.99. Since Boost Mobile is a prepaid service the phone comes without contract what explains the top price. The HTC One SV is the very first smartphone on Boost Mobile performing at LTE lightning fast speeds.
Bring Your Own Sprint Device Program allows to use old Sprint phones on other carriers
Sprint just announced a new program called ‘Bring Your Own Sprint Device’ (BYOSD) which allows the customers to use their old Sprint phones on other carriers. The users are able to bring the deactivated Sprint handsets to Mobile Virtual Network Operators that use Sprint network, including Virgin Mobile, Boost Mobile, and Assurance Wireless among others. The program is available to Sprint’s MVNO customers beginning today.
4G LTE Android smartphones coming to Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile
Two Sprint subsidiaries, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, have finally joined in on the 4G LTE fun. Having utilized the WiMAX network owned by Sprint in the past to offer 4G to their customers, the carriers are taking advantage of a Sprint network once again, this time to introduce LTE connectivity. The two prepaid carriers announced today that they will launch LTE-capable phones that will be compatible with Sprint’s LTE network.
Introducing first 4G LTE phones coming to Boost Mobile: HTC One SV and ZTE Force
Looks like the Sprint’s pre-paid subsidiary – Boost Mobile will begin offering their very first 4G LTE capable phones, thus allowing their subscribers to take advantage of Sprint’s growing 4G LTE network. Rumors about 4G LTE handsets heading to the carrier have been circulating for some time, but there were no details and proof to confirm anything. And now we know much more, from the names of the devices to some of the specs.
Boost Mobile Phones on Sale: LG Venice and HTC Evo Design 4G under $170 without contract
Cyber Monday is a big event for each and every retailer and carrier, for example Boost Mobile and RadioShack have both prepared great deals for you. Boost Mobile is offering a vast selection of phones at discounted prices. With few exceptions, all devices are 25% off and among them you can find such treasures as the Samsung Galaxy S II, the LG Marquee, the ZTE Warp Sequent, the LG Venice and the HTC EVO Design 4G. Especially the last two are worth your attention.
LG Venice is now available on Boost Mobile. Get of the the thinnest Android phones with LG Optimus interface Today
Announced some time in September, the LG Venice has finally arrived at Boost Mobile. The one of the thinnest and lightest Android phones equipped with 4.3-inch display can be yours today at a very affordable price of $219.99 with contract free. Since Boost Mobile is a pre-paid carrier, the LG Venice is a great choice for those who rather avoid signing a lengthy contracts. The LG Venice is probably not a top-shelf phone, but for this price there is absolutely nothing to complain about.
Daily Deal: Samsung Transform Ultra Android Phone with QWERTY keyboard for $69.99 without contract
If you need a cheap phone with no contract for either Sprint or Boost Mobile pre-paid service, we have a good deal today for you, especially if you are an Android enthusiast.
The Samsung Transform Ultra, an Android phone loaded with 3.5-inch touch screen display and full QWERTY keyboard can be yours starting at a very affordable price of $69.99. This is a good deal for a heavy texter who needs a replacement phone with physical keyboard.
Buy cheaper LG Marquee for Boost Mobile and Sprint. Prices starting at $90 without contract
If you are here, it means that probably you are looping for a replacement for your current phone. If you want something more than a simple feature phone, we would like to introduce to you the LG Marquee – one of the best Android phones by LG for Boost Mobile and Sprint services.
Today, you can buy the LG Marque used or refurbished starting at a very affordable price: just $90 without contract. If you prefer a brand new device, Boost Mobile is currently offering this particular model for $249 with no long term contract. Save almost $160 on a deals available today on LG Marque.
Learn more about the LG Marque Android phone
One of the most outstanding features of the LG Marquee is its 4-inch NOVA touch screen display with a WVGA 800 x 480 pixel resolution, support for 16 million colors and 700 nits of brightness (according to LG), which is comparable with iPhone 4S in terms of brightness.
The phone also sports two shooters: the 2 megapixel front camera for self portraits and video chatting and the 5 megapixel rear camera / camcorder with auto focus and LED flash. The camera is capable of recording HD 720p videos and offers various shooting options, for example four focus modes (auto, infinity, macro, and fixed), seven scene modes (auto, portrait, landscape, night, night portrait, sunset, and sports), six resolutions, three quality settings, five color effects (none, mono, sepia, negative, and solar), four ISO settings plus an auto setting, five white-balance presets (auto, incandescent, daylight, fluorescent, and cloudy), a 3x digital zoom, and geo-tagging.
Under the hood, LG Marquee has a single-core processor clocked at 1 GHz, 512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of internal memory. While the specs may not be too impressive, they are not bad either, and the good thing is that the storage capacity can be expanded up to 32 GB via microSD card slot.
Releases for Boost Mobile and Sprint, the phone runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which although is not the latest version of the most popular mobile operating system, still allows for multitasking and is compatible with the majority of Google services for instance Gmail, Google Search, Google Voice Search, Google Latitude, Google Places, Google Talk, Google+, Google Play, where you can find thousands of apps just waiting to be downloaded, Google Maps and Google Maps Navigation with spoken turn-by-turn directions showing real-time traffic and 360° views of the destination. The Marquee also allows you to access to social networks like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.
As far as connectivity is concerned, the phone offers 3G, which can reach up to 3.1 Mbps while downloading and up to 1.8 Mbps while uploading, Bluetooth version 3.0, which will allows you to pair the Marquee with headsets, hands-free car kits and more, and Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g/n). The built-in Wi-Fi hotspot functionality allows you to share your connection with up to 5 Wi-Fi enable devices, for example a laptop, camera, music player, game unit, video player or other phone.
Other features of the LG Marquee include on board: GPS navigation, full HTML browser with Flash 10.1 support, microUSB port, music player compatible with P3, WMA, and AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+ files, video player supporting MPEG4, WMV, H.264, and H.263 formats and FM stereo radio.
Need an affordable Android phone with large screen? How about HTC Evo Design 4G for $119 without contract?
Looking for an affordable phone without contract equipped with large screen and the latest Android software? How about a 4-incher with qHD touch screen display with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich at a price of just $119.98? If you are interested, check out the deals at Cheap Phones on HTC Evo Design 4G compatible with Sprint and Boost Mobile services. Prices starting at $119.98 without any long-term commitment. Interested?
Learn more about the HTC Evo Design 4G
The HTC Evo Design 4G released for Sprint and Boost Mobile features a 4-inch Super LCD qHD touch screen with multi-touch capability, a 960 x 540 resolution, and support for 16 million colors. The smartphone is equipped with a 5 megapixel rear camera with auto focus, flash, face detection and 720p HD video recording as well as a 1.3 megapixel front camera for self portraits and video chatting. With these two shooters you will never miss any important moment again.
The 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 processor on HTC Evo Design 4G offers quite a lot of power and when combined with 4G networks it will provide you with smooth performance and fast download speeds. As far as memory is concerned, you get 768 MB of RAM and 4 GB of internal memory. It may not seem like a lot, but the microSD card slot is compatible with up to 32 GB cards, so you can have plenty of space for all your things.
The HTC Evo runs initially on Android 2.3 Gingerbread but you can upgrade it quickly and easily to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, so the outdated operating system should not be an issue. The latest Android software comes with all its benefits, for example multitasking, home screen folders, face unlock, which uses the front camera to recognize your face and unlock the phone, as well as new voice engine, which lets you dictate the text you want, for as long as you want, using the language you want. What makes the HTC Evo Design 4G even more attractive is the intuitive HTC Sense user interface.
In terms of connectivity, the HTC Evo Design 4G sports stereo Bluetooth version 3.0 + High Speed, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and mobile hotspot capability, which allows you to share your 3G or 4G internet connection with up to 8 other devices, for example other smartphone, laptop, PC or tablet.
Entertainment-wise, the phone packs music player compatible with MP3, MIDI, WAV, M4A, AMR, and OGG files, video player supporting 3GP, 3GPP, 3G2, 3GPP2, and MP4 formats and more. And do not worry about battery running out of juice, because the HTC Evo Design 4G is loaded with a powerful 1520 mAh battery.
Other features of the HTC Evo Design 4G include: 3.5 mm headphone jack, GPS navigation, full HTML web browser, email client, and FM radio.
The Samsung Galaxy Rush is available now at Boost Mobile at price $149. Get the next Android 4.0 smartphone on pre-paid network
Boost Mobile adds another Android 4.0 smartphone to its offer. After the Samsung Galaxy S II and the ZTE Warp Sequent which were launched earlier this month, now the time has come for the Samsung Galaxy Rush to make its debut on Boost Mobile prepaid network. This update to Samsung Galaxy Prevail will set you back just $149.99, which is a decent price considering that you will not be required to sign any long term agreement.
Learn more about the Galaxy Rush for Boost
The Samsung Galaxy Rush for Boost Mobile sports a responsive 3.5-inch capacitive touch screen with a 320 x 480 pixel resolution, 165 ppi density, and supports for 16 million colors, a 3 megapixel rear camera / camcorder with flash and geo tagging, shooting pictures in up to 2048 x 1536 pixel resolution, as well as a 1.3 megapixel front camera for video chatting and self portraits.
The Galaxy Rush is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor clocked at 1 GHz with Adreno 205 GPU and is equipped with 728 MB of RAM and 4 GB of internal memory expandable up to 32 GB via microSD card.
As mentioned before, the Samsung Galaxy Rush runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which means you can expect multitasking, intuitive interface and easy navigation. It also provides access to Google Mobile Services like Gmail, Google Talk, Google Play, Google Search, Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation and supports services like Boost Zone and Mobile ID. If you like keeping your friends updated about what happens in your life, you will be happy to know that Facebook, Twitter and other social networks are just one tap away.
In terms of connectivity, you get Wi-Fi, so if the 3G speeds are not enough for you, you can look for the nearest hotspot and enjoy faster connection, and stereo Bluetooth 4.0, which you can pair with other Bluetooth-enable device, for example a headset so you can forget about wires while listening to music and answering calls.
Other features of the Samsung Galaxy Rush include: music player compatible with MP3, WAV, WMA and AAC+ files, video player compatible with MP4, WMV, H.263 and H.264 formats, accelerometer, proximity, compass, HTML5 browser, GPS, document viewer, photo editor, organizer, voice memo, audio recorder, 3.5 mm headset jack, virtual QWERTY keyboard with predictive text entry and a 1750 mAh battery.
ZTE Warp Sequent Android 4.0 smartphone is now available at Boost Mobile for $199 without contract
A new entry-level smartphone has just appeared on Boost Mobile’s offer. The newest addition to the Boost lineup is called the ZTE Warp Sequent, and is actually a follow-up of last year’s ZTE Warp released on Sprint network.
The new ZTE Warp Sequent, a 4.3-inch touch screen phone loaded with the most up-to-date Android 4.0 ICS, will cost you $199.99. Since Boost Mobile is a pre-paid carrier, purchasing the phone won’t require signing up any long-term contract. Well, interested?
Learn more about ZTE Warp Sequent for Boost
The ZTE Warp Sequent features a 4.3-inch qHD touch screen with a 540 x 960 pixel resolution, 256 ppi and support for 262 144 colors. The display is scratch-resistant and offers, clear picture, sharp details and vibrant colors. The phone is powered by a single core processor clocked at 1.4 GHz, which will allow you to surf the internet and run multiple apps at top speed. There are also 768MB of RAM and 4GB of built-in storage, expandable up to 32 GB via microSD card.
The ZTE Warp Sequent runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which will let you experience what is best in this most popular operating system. It provides you with full access to Google Mobile Services, for example Gmai, Google Talk and Google Play where thousands of apps are just waiting for you to download them.
The Warp Sequent is equipped with a 5 megapixel rear camera with LED flash, auto focus, geo tagging and video capture, and a 1.3 megapixel front camera for self portraits and video chatting with your friends and family. With these two shooters a memorable moment will never again pass you by.
The smartphone runs on Sprint’s 3G network is a Wi-Fi and GPS enabled device, so you can surf the web or use satellite-guided turn-by-turn navigation even faster. The phone is also Bluetooth 4.0 capable, so you can pair it with other Bluetooth-capable devices, for example a Bluetooth headset to listen to music and answer calls wirelessly.
Other features of the ZTE Warp Sequent include: access to Boost ID, dedicated Home, Search and Menu keys, one-click access to, Facebook, Twitter and more, 3.5 mm headset jack, music player, 3-way calling, voice-activated dialing, audio recorder, calendar, accelerometer, virtual QWERTY keyboard with predictive text entry and vibrate mode.
The specs may not look incredibly impressive, but the phone at this price tag without contract is equipped well enough for an entry-level Android device and will certainly satisfy all users needs. If you want to check for yourself, go to Boost Mobile’s website and place an order.
Samsung Array arrives to Boost Mobile at budget friendly price $59.99 without contract
In the era of smartphones packed with all you may (or may not) need, a simple messaging device is becoming a rarity. If you are one of those individuals who strongly believe that the most important function of a cell phone is making phone calls and sending text messages (alternatively emails) then be sure to check out Boost Mobile’s offer on Samsung Array.
The Samsung Array sells for $59.99, does not require contract plans and as a bonus Boost Mobile offers free shipping and free activation. Moreover, since the device is a non-smartphone it does not require purchasing data plan.
Learn more about Samsung Array for Boost
The Samsung Array for Boost Mobile is a budget feature phone sports a large and bright 2.4-inch LCD screen with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution, and a 2 MP rear camera, which offers several shooting options, like shot modes, continuous, mosaic, night, panorama, and video recording.
Thanks to simple and easy to use Picture Messaging you will be able to share every memorable moment with your friends and family and keep your social sites up to date. You also have 40 MB of internal memory at your disposal for your photos, videos and music, with an option to expand it up to 32 GB via microSD card slot.
The phone runs proprietary operating system and the traditional Samsung user interface is simple and intuitive making the Samsung Array user-friendly for almost every age group. The device is powered by a QSC6155, Qualcomm processor clocked at 480 MHz and has a 1000 mAh battery, which according to the manufacturer, offers up to 4 hours talk time and up to 10 days standby time.
What makes the Samsung Array different from the majority of budget phones is the slide-out QWERTY keyboard with 4 rows of keys for faster and easier typing, additionally enhanced by predictive text entry (T9). There is also a 12-key keypad on the front.
Entertainment-wise the phone is equipped with a video player, a music player compatible with the following file types: AAC, AAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, eAAC+, MIDI, MP3, QCP, WAV – PCM, and WMA, and a few games.
Other features of the Samsung Array include: speakerphone, voice recognition, voicemail, picture caller ID, airline mode, voice memo, HTML browser, WAP browser, Java, GPS, and Bluetooth supporting profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, FTP, GOEP, HFP 1.5, HSP, OPP, PBAP, SBC, SDAP, and SPP.
The Samsung Array will definitely satisfy basic needs of every user, and if you are one of those who keep in touch with their loved ones the old-fashioned way, then the offer is perfect for you.
Samsung Galaxy S II availalble at prepaid Boost Mobile network. Get the Android 4.0 smartphone Today
One of the most popular Samsung smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy S II 4G has appeared on the Boost Mobile offer. The prepaid carrier offers the high-end Android smartphone at non subsidized cost so it is not cheap but it do not require signing any long-term service agreement on the other hand. The phone is for sale at $369.99 without contract. Interested?
Learn more about Galaxy S II for Boost Mobile
Like any other Samsung device, the Galaxy S II 4G for Boost Mobile has a lot to offer. The phone features a 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus multi-touch display with a 480 x 800 pixel resolution, 217 ppi pixel density and 16 million color depth, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass, and is powered by a dual core Samsung Exnyos C210 processor clocked at 1.2 GHz, which paired with 1 GB of RAM guarantees speed and efficiency whatever you use the phone for. The phone is compatible with the super fast 4G network, so it won’t cause you any problems while surfing the Web, checking e-mail, or downloading apps or games.
The Galaxy S II 4G runs the latest version of Android operating system – Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which means the it offers you the most advanced smartphone experience but at the same time the device is easy to use. The Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface makes the Galaxy S II 4G even more intuitive. The phone provides access to Google Mobile Services like Gmail, Google Search, Google Voice Search, Google Latitude, Google Maps, Google Places, Google Talk, Google Maps Navigation and Google Play, where you can find apps, games, widgets, music, books and more to download on your phone. And don’t worry about running out of space for all the goodies. 16 GB of internal memory will allow you to keep lots of things and there is the option to expand the memory up to 32 GB via microSD card slot.
The phone also sports two cameras. The main 8 magapixel rear camera offers various shooting options, like geo-tagging, camcorder, DivX, HD recording, HD playback, video share, TV-out and several shot modes (action, beauty, cartoon, panorama, single, smile). The built-in image editor allows you to prepare your photos to upload for example to Picasa. The 2 megapixel front camera serves for self-portraits and video chats.
In terms of connectivity, the Samsung Galaxy S II 4G has Bluetooth (Bluetooth supported profiles include: A2DP, AVRCP, GAVDP, HFP 1.5, HSP, MAP, OPP, and PBAP) and Wi-Fi with mobile hotspot capability allowing you to share your internet connection with other devices like laptops or tablets.
The device comes pre-loaded with a number of apps, for example Samsung Media Hub, which allows you to watch the movies and TV shows one day after they air, and Polaris for viewing and editing MS Office documents.
Other features of Boost Mobile Galaxy S II include: dedicated home, search and menu keys, 3-way calling, one-click access to Facebook and Twitter, HTML and HTML5 browser, calculator, calendar, gallery, music player compatible with MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, OGG, and WAV, 3.5 mm headphone jack, hands-free speakerphone, video player compatible with MP4, M4V, AVI, WMV, and 3GP, voice recognition, voicemail, visual voicemail, speechtotext, text-to-speech, etiquette/gesture mode, musicID, picture caller ID, multitasking, push to talk, call restrictions, accelerometer, gyro, proximity sensor, compass, and organizer.
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