Sprint and Boost Mobile may have the Motorola i1 rugged handset all to themselves, but it appears that T-Mobile is prepping to launch a mighty competitor to that model. A new Motorola smartphone running Android and going by the codename Jordan is set to be released by T-Mobile in November.
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Rugged Motorola Jordan will be on T-Mobile
August 17th, 2010
Boost Mobile Launches Samsung Seek
August 11th, 2010Sprint has already launched Samsung Seek, and now Boost Mobile has confirmed they will also have Samsung Seek. It will be Boost Mobile’s first touchscreen headset. Samsung Seek features a 2.6-inch QVGA touchscreen display, 1.3MP camera, QWERTY keyboard, email support, Bluetooth, GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack and microSD card slot (up to 32GB).
iPhone 4 shunned by French consumer watchdog over antenna issues
July 28th, 2010Oh, consumer watchdogs, you all say the same things. At least in relation to the iPhone 4′s antennas.
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Motorola i1 releasing June 20th
June 10th, 2010
Boost Mobile has officially announced the Motorola i1. This Android powered handset will be available on June 2oth. Boost Mobile is a contract less prepaid wireless company, this will be the first Android handset on such a company.
Motorola i1 Features
* Touchscreen smartphone powered by Androidâ„¢
* 5MP camera with autofocus, flash and video
* Wi-Fi capable
* Access to Email Exchange, Gmail®, MSN®, Yahoo!® and more
* Instant Messaging (Google Talk™ preloaded, supports additional messaging clients via download such as Yahoo!®, AIM® and more)
* Nationwide walkie-talkie
* Opera Mini 5 & Android browsers
* Stereo Bluetooth® capable
* 2GB microSD card (supports up to 32GB)
* GPS enabled
* Optional SWYPEâ„¢ virtual keypad
It runs Android 1.5 and has a 3.1 inch touch display. Boost Mobile offers unlimited voice, text, and data plans for only $50 a month. There is no subsided version available, you can buy the i1 for around $349.99. You won’t be tied down to a 2 year contract so if something better comes out there is no early termination fee to pay.
[via businesswire ]
Via:Android Community
Motorola i296 Now Avaialble on Boost Mobile
June 9th, 2010
Boost Mobile may like to get everyone’s attention for some device launches, but apparently they’re also perfectly complacent with slipping some onto their network under a hushed breath. The Motorola i296 has apparently been available for a couple of days now, and considering the specs and features, we can see why Boost wouldn’t necessarily go out of its way to announce its arrival.
The i296 is a standard candy-bar styled phone. It’s a rugged, push-to-talk handset, which currently makes use of Boost Mobile’s iDEN network. On the back of the handset you’ll find a camera, which will also give you the ability to capture video while you’re on the move. There’s an integrated web browser, Bluetooth support, and a media player. You can have it right now on Boost Mobile for only $60, with no mail-in rebate to hold you back. You’ll also get access to GPS, if that helps you decide.
[via Mobile Burn]
Via:SlashPhone
