Many of us were shocked to learn the iPhone 4S would be coming to regional carrier C Spire Wireless. We aren’t quite sure how they managed to pull that one off, but soon C Spire’s nearly one million customers will be able to purchase the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S on November 11, 2011. The standard 16GB 4S model will be $199.99 on a two year contract. The most expensive is the 64GB iPhone 4S, which costs $399.99.

We have recently seen that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus was going to initially launch with Verizon Wireless here in the US, however it looks like the handset will also eventually make its way to six other carriers. The details are coming by way of a recently launched Galaxy Nexus information page on the Samsung website. more »

One of the more surprising stories today comes from C Spire Wireless, formally known as Cellular South. The regional Mississippi-based carrier has announced it is the getting the iPhone 4S. Can you believe that? A carrier with nearly one million customers that span five states is getting the most popular smartphone in America today. Eat your heart out T-Mobile.

Cellular South announced on Thursday it would be changing its name to C Spire Wireless. Customers will begin to see the visual changes in Cellular South on Monday morning. We covered all the changes C Spire Wireless will present to its customers in an earlier post. Among the list of service changes is C Spire’s take on unlimited data. C Spire isn’t going to be using that term anymore. From now on, C Spire will offer its customers infinite data plans.

Cellular South, a regional wireless carrier with nearly 1 million customers, has revealed itself as the company behind the Personalized Wireless campaign we reported on earlier. Starting on September 26, Cellular South will officially change its same to C Spire Wireless. Cellular South CEO Hu Meena said during a conference call the “C” in C Spire stands for customer. C Spire’s stance is “putting customers in the center of everything we do.”

In these times, we can be sure of two things – iPhone rumors and AT&T lawsuits. Cellular South, a regional wireless carrier based out of Mississippi, has filed an antitrust lawsuit against AT&T in an effort to block its merger with T-Mobile. Cellular South shares the same vision of a grim AT&T and Verizon-dominated future. It believes the merger will “result in consumers facing higher prices, less innovation, fewer choices and reduced competition.”

Cellular South offered up the news that they were planning to launch the HTC Merge back towards the end of March. And well, at the time it was expected to come available sometime “next month” which lead us to believe that they would have it ready sometime in April. Needless to say April (along with more »

Cellular South recently posted a product page for the Samsung Admire, but the release date or price for the Admire is not yet known. The Admire is likely going to be a mid-range Android offering from Cellular South, as it features a 3.5 inch touch screen display, Gingerbread, WiFi, microSD memory expansion, GPS, Bluetooth, and more »

Cellular South has officially announced their latest Android offering, the Motorola Milestone Plus, which some will recognize as the Droid Pro with Verizon. That said, the Milestone Plus is available as of today and comes priced at $199.99. Though, we should point out that the price comes AFTER a $50 mail-in-rebate and along with a more »

We saw US Cellular launch the Windows Phone running HTC 7 Pro just a few days back and now the same handset has been launched by Cellular South. Yup, another regional based US carrier has begun offering a Windows Phone 7 device. As far as Cellular South is concerned, the HTC 7 Pro comes priced more »