Sprint Phone-As-Modem now $15 a month
wmexperts.com 8/12/2008 — We'd already heard rumblings that Sprint would be cutting its Phone-as-Modem tethering plan from $40 a month to $15 month, and we're now getting confirmation that it's true. SprintTWNhorizcolor The Solid Wolf, proud owner of a Sprint account and one ...

Sprint Drops Phone-As-Modem Charge to $15
phonescoop.com 8/21/2008 — Sprint has lowered the cost of its phone-as-a-modem service from $50 per month to $15 per month. The cost cut requires that the user have an EVDO-equipped phone that can be connected to a PC, and the user must ... (follow link to read)

Sprint officially releasing HTC Touch Pro next week
crunchgear.com 10/24/2008 — Here comes the HTC Touch Pro. It’ll be available on the Sprint network with availability starting next week at “select national retailers” followed by availability in Sprint stores and on Sprint’s website starting November 2nd. So if you’re ...

Sprint now offers Pandora service for free!
intomobile.com 12/22/2008 — Pandora is now available for free to all Sprint subscribers with compatible handsets and a data plan. Until now, Pandora users on Sprint paid $2.99/month to access Pandora’s personalized Internet radio service on their mobile phones. As ...

Sprint CEO: Android Is Not Good Enough for Sprint (Yet) [Android]
gizmodo.com 11/7/2008 — CEO Dan Hesse, whom you may remember from those classy black-and-white commercials on the teevee, recently told the National Press Club that as it stands, he doesn't think Android is "good enough to put the Sprint brand on it." Sure, he probably just ...

Sprint Getting Closer to Android Phone?
gigaom.com 12/9/2008 — android_big_thumb Updated : Today Sprint offered the lineup for its upcoming mobile developer’s conference on Dec. 10-12, which will include a keynote by Rich Miner, Google’s vice president of mobile technology. While we’ve known that Sprint was ...

Android now acceptable to Sprint
phonesreview.co.uk 12/12/2008 — Sprint CEO Dan Hesse has been constantly claiming Google Android is just simply not good enough to wear the Sprint brand, but it now seems Sprint has actually accepted Android and is ready to take on Android powered mobile phones sometime early next year. Does this move mean Mr. Hesse now has ...

Sprint Says It Will Offer Android 'When the Time Is Right'
phonescoop.com 12/12/2008 — Sprint may have recently said publicly that Google's Android platform isn't quite ready yet, but that is not stopping the company from watching Android's development carefully. Sprint's vice president of products and devices, Kevin Packingham, ...

Sprint Lays Off 8,000 People
mobilewhack.com 1/27/2009 — In case you thought you are still working for Sprint, we have some potentially bad news for you. You might be one of those 8,000 people the company is laying off. That will save Sprint about $1.2 billion and you will have to go get a new job. The ...

Sprint delays HTC Touch Pro
intomobile.com 10/26/2008 — If you waited for October 19th to grab the HTC Touch Pro from Sprint, forget about it. The CDMA mobile operator said that HTC’s full QWERTY keyboard equipped smartphone will be late. The new release date is not set, aside from “later ...

No Love For The Leveraged — BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily 11/19/2008
Not a huge revelation here, but the market is showing particular disdain today for any stocks that give off an aroma of a need for more capital. Here’s a slightly random list of companies which have in common largely the fact that they will ...

Clearwire Holders Okay Sprint Deal; Both Stock Tumble — BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily 11/20/2008
Clearwire (CLWR) today announced that its holders have approved the planned combination of the company with Sprint ’s mobile WiMax business. The deal also includes a $3.2 billion investment in the combined company by Intel (INTC),  ...