Cricket

Leap Wireless to activate 4G LTE network next week

4g Looks like we'll soon be adding another carrier to the list of U.S. operators offering 4G LTE coverage, as Leap Wireless has announced that it plans to activate coverage in its first LTE market next week. Leap, which is the parent company...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

ZTE Engage hitting Cricket on October 2 for $249.99

Android Cricket today announced availability details for the ZTE Engage, a new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-powered handset. The Engage will hit Cricket's shelves on October 2 with a price tag of $249.99. When it comes to specs, the Engage...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

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I'm not ready to go prepaid just yet

Business And Money Back in June, when Verizon came forward to announce their Share Everything plans, I didn't take the news too lightly. Big Red made no bones about their endgame: they want everyone on Share Everything, and they want to kill unlimited data...

from 2012 by Taylor Martin 0

C Spire Wireless, Cricket to offer iPhone 5 on September 28

Ios Got your eye on the iPhone 5, but you're not really feeling any of the three major U.S. carriers that'll offer it on September 21? If you're willing to wait a week later, you'll have a couple of other options. Both C Spire Wireless and...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

ZTE V8000 stops into the FCC on its way to Cricket

Android Looks like ZTE has cooked up another Android smartphone for Cricket, as a new handset has passed through the FCC complete with Cricket-friendly bands and the carrier's branding. As discovered by Phone Scoop, a device referred to as the ZTE...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

RadioShack No-Contract Wireless official, Cricket-powered and arriving on September 5

Android Looks like the leaks were true. Today RadioShack announced that it's teaming up with Cricket to launch RadioShack No-Contract Wireless, a service that'll offer feature phones and smartphones sans commitment. The phones will be launching at...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

HTC One V hitting Cricket on September 2 for $269.99

Android The HTC One V will soon be making its way to another carrier here in the U.S., as Cricket has announced that it'll begin offering the chintastic smartphone on September 2. The One V, which is both Cricket's first HTC smartphone and its...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

RadioShack No Contract Wireless tipped for September 5 introduction

Business And Money Remember that RadioShack-branded Cricket MVNO that we first got wind of earlier this month? According to a new image sent to Engadget, the service may be going live in just a couple of weeks. Dubbed "RadioShack No Contract Wireless," or...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

RadioShack rumored to be planning Cricket MVNO dubbed "RadioShack Mobile"

Android RadioShack has been selling mobile phones for the carriers for a while now, but if a new leak is to be believed, the retailer may be planning to dive into world of phones even further by becoming an MVNO. According to a report from...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

New device

Huawei Ascend Q to Cricket

New Phones The Huawei Ascend Q arrives at Cricket with Android 2.3 and a 3.2" capacitve touchscreen display.

from 2012 by The PhoneDog 0

AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon plan to offer Windows Phone 8 devices

News Digging what you saw of Windows Phone 8 earlier? If so, you're probably wondering whether or not your particular carrier is planning on supporting Microsoft's new mobile operating system. So far it appears that at least three U.S. carriers...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

Huawei M660 appears in leaked photos with portrait physical keyboard, looks to be Cricket-bound

Android If you're in the market for a new Android-powered Cricket smartphone, it looks like you may soon have another option to consider. The device you see above is said to be the Huawei M660, which features a form factor that we don't see all...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

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Release dates for U.S. Galaxy S III; pictures of next iPhone; Google Nexus tablet specs and more!

The Dog Pound Here we go with a late edition of The Dog Pound, the weekly show where Sydney rounds up all of the latest mobile technology news from the past week. Last week was filled with iPhone leaks and we saw some very detailed images of what could...

from 2012 by Sydney Myers 0

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Could the Cricket iPhone foretell a better prepaid device selection?

Android Wireless service isn't cheap, at least not for many postpaid customers. Services start to add up rather quickly when you own a smartphone and want all the bells and whistles (more minutes, unlimited texting, tiered data plans, hotspot...

from 2012 by Taylor Martin 0

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Is the iPhone on Cricket enough to make you go prepaid?

Ios As postpaid services become ever-more-expensive, cheaper alternatives are beginning to look increasingly enticing. The prices of many prepaid services are nearly half of what you would pay with one of the four major nationwide carriers for...

from 2012 by Taylor Martin 0