Okay, so assume that this is true, and Sprint tells their customers, "sure we'll unlock your phones so you can carry them over to Verizon." The customers are going to take their unlocked phones to ...

As someone pointed out today on MSNBC (we can't recall which of the generally interchangeable early-afternoon afternoon talking heads that it was), Tuesday's inauguration of a new U.S. president will ...

Most recently, reports emerged that Sprint will be asking many of its equipment providers to equip smart phones with Wi-Fi. This means (for those of you who are as technologically inept as yours truly ...

The only phones that you can use on Sprint's network will be on Sprint's website. CDMA carriers (like Sprint and Verizon) generally will not let you use an unbranded/unlocked phone on their network.

If Sprint is too early -- in other words, if it overpromises and underdelivers on 4G and the HC EVO 4G phone itself -- it'll give its rivals more than enough incentive to fine-tune their own 4G ...

Enterprising Sprint fans have uncovered pages for two phones Sprint will use to launch EV-DO to voice users by manipulating URLs. Pages for both the Samsung MM-A940 and Sanyo MM-9000 have been ...

Sprint technicians — and others, whom Sprint authorizes, such as third-party developers — can use a PC to remote-control any phone in the banks shown above over the Internet.

Sprint PCS launched its version of push-to-talk Monday that lets customers use their wireless phones as if they were walkie-talkies.

Sprint Nextel chief executive Gary D. Forsee locked horns with executives from the country's largest phone companies at a congressional hearing yesterday, continuing his push to reduce prices that ...