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Sprint’s newest Android phone, the Samsung Moment, is available in stores already. The phone costs just $179.99 after $200 instant savings and $100 mail-in rebate but you’ll have to get a new contract from Sprint with it.


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Leaked documents have confirmed what we already know; the HTC Droid Eris is indeed coming on November 6 and it will be available for $99. Verizon will launch the cheapest Android phone in the U.S. and you’ll be able to get it next Friday.

The leaked documents confirm that the HTC Droid Eris is going to offer you a 528MHz Qualcomm processor, a 320 x 480 screen, 8GB microSD card and Android 1.5 in the background.

In other words the Droid Eris is another version of the Hero which is pretty bad news for Sprint. The carrier is selling the Hero for $179.99 and it won’t be happy to see Big Red offering a similar phone for almost half the price.


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Sprint is getting ready for a hot 2010. The carrier will deliver a lot of new hot phones starting next year and we can expect new HTC Android phones, BlackBerry handsets and WiMAX smartphones become available from Sprint stores next year.


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Palm’s second webOS phone is now official and you can expect it to find it in a Sprint store near you soon. The company has officially announced the Pixi and Sprint is going to be the exclusive carrier in the USA.


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Palm has been awfully quiet lately and that’s not such a smart move considering all the hot phones we’ve seen lately. The Pre has been long forgotten as customers will focus on the latest Android and Windows Mobile 6.5 phones available out there.


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This isn’t the first time we’re discussing the whole Palm Pre from Verizon thing. And it’s been a pretty bumpy ride. We’ve heard how Verizon doesn’t want the Pre anymore and then we heard how everything was back on track and Big Red was definitely interested in the Pre. The only problem is that Sprint is the exclusive Pre carrier in the USA so far.


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Sprint has finally decided to purchase iPCS in a $831 million deal. I wonder what convinced Sprint to finally make the move. Is the carrier really considering expanding its services or does Sprint want to avoid the current legal battle with iPCS?


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Google’s OS seems to be growing a little day by day. Android becomes more popular and more manufacturers and carriers are interested in offering Android handsets to their subscribers. Curious of what’s coming in the future? Well we have a bunch of Android-related rumors coming from the CTIA for you, so take a sit and listen!


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The artist previously known as Samsung InstinctQ likes to be called Samsung Moment now. The phone has been confirmed by Sprint and it’s going to be available soon in Sprint stores.


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