Assuming that this leaked slide is the real deal, then it looks like the Samsung Galaxy tab will come available with T-Mobile for $399. Of course, that seems to fit the pattern considering we have already seen rumored pricing for the Galaxy Tab with Sprint, which was also $399. In addition, the T-Mobile slide notes more »

Even though each of the four main U.S. carriers have announced their intentions to sell the Samsung Galaxy Tab, none have officially announced pricing or availability information. However, BGR received a tip from “one of [their] Sprint sources” stating the Galaxy Tab will be available on November 14 for $399 on a two year contract. more »

The Galaxy Tab from Samsung is the big talk and now that we have seen the official word from Samsung it is time to get on with the carrier announcements. And coming as one of a few quick follow-ups to the press event, we have some word from Sprint. And while it is nice to more »

The Telegraph is reporting that T-Mobile, which is partly owned by the German government, is interested in taking over Sprint/Nextel. The move that would make the combined unit the 2nd largest telecom in the US. Technical hurdles exist, but the move could position the unit in the US to become a spoiler in the AT&T/Verizon more »

For those who have been holding out for the ability to purchase a Palm Pre without having to leave the house or speak to anyone over the phone you can now comfortably go ahead with a purchase. Yes, Sprint is finally offering the Palm Pre via online sales. In terms of pricing, nothing has changed more »

Despite the numerous false starts and delays, the Palm Treo Pro is now available for purchase. Of course, I am not sure if this will mean good news or bad news for Palm, considering the Palm Treo Pro, or Palm Pro is not the hot fancy handset that everyone has been waiting for, and the more »

Go figure. CNBC says SK Telecom is in talks to purchase Sprint Nextel; obviously SK Telecom does not read my “

The buzz on Wall Street is speculating that Sprint-Nextel may be on its way for a turnaround. Executives from Verizon Wireless and AT&T are saying they see fewer Sprint subscribers are moving to their own networks. As unsupported as this rumor stands, the speculation boosted Sprint’s stock price to a 13% growth last week and more »

With little surprise, Sprint has officially released the Samsung Instinct. Although an anticipated phone, they have kept few details secret and even surprised us at the last minute with that price drop. So for those who could not wait, head on over and grab your Instinct today. Just one small catch, that $129.99 price tag more »

Sprint posted a 1st quarter loss of over $500 million, prompting the company to announce they may seek changes to its credit agreements. The company expects to have enough cash to cover it’s operations and debt repayments through the end of 2009 but may ask its creditors for waivers or amendments. “This is a nightmare more »