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Rumor: Sprint set to launch the first pre-paid LTE-capable handsets in Q1 2013

by on November 21, 2012 at 1:21 pm

Sections: Cellular Providers, Communications, Mobile, Smartphones

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According to some recent chatter, it looks like Sprint will be launching their first pre-paid LTE capable devices in the early part of next year. The rumors have said that the handsets will begin arriving during Q1 2013 and will include releases with both Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile. That said, it looks like Boost will be getting the ZTE Aurora and the HTC Kingdom II and Virgin will be getting the Samsung Galaxy Victory. And with that, we will bring you more as more details (rumor or otherwise) arrive. We should also point out that while this is yet to be confirmed by any of the three carriers, the details have come from a reliable source.

Via [Twitter @evleaks]

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TAGS: android, aurora, boost mobile, galaxy victory, htc, kingdom 2, kingdom ii, lte, lte smartphone, now network, pre-paid, prepaid, smartphone, sprint, virgin mobile, ZTE aurora
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