T-Mobile originally launched the HTC Amaze 4G smartphone back in October and at the time it came with a $259.99 price tag. More specifically, it was priced at $259.99 on a two-year agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate. In other words, those looking to make a purchase would have needed to shell out $309.99 more »

Republic Wireless has piqued the curiosity of mobile phone users. Republic Wireless abandons the way many carriers handle their services by cutting out things such as contracts, data limitations, voice minutes limitations and high monthly bills. It was previously revealed that Republic Wireless will offer real unlimited plans for $19 a month. Using this service requires a special phone, but even those won’t be expensive.

Earlier today, we encouraged anyone who thinking about purchasing a tablet to head to Best Buy where the retailer was selling the HTC Flyer for $99. We thought it was a bit strange Best Buy would knock even more money off the price of the tablet even though it was just discounted to $299. Our skepticism has now been confirmed. It turns out Best Buy’s website accidently priced the Flyer a lot lower than it was supposed to. By 12:00pm Central time, the Flyer will be priced at $299 just as the retailer originally intended.

We already knew that T-Mobile was planning to release the HTC Amaze 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S II on October 12th, and well, it looks like the carrier has been doing some of the prep work on their website. Yup, the teaser pages for both handsets has gone live. That being said, now you more »

Bloomberg spilled the beans a bit early in regards to the Kindle Fire. About a half hour before the Amazon.com press conference was to start, Bloomberg revealed the Kindle Fire will be sold for $199. We’re still waiting on a release date, but $199 is the golden price we expected Amazon to deliver.

T-Mobile has officially revealed the release date and pricing for two of its upcoming 4G smartphones. The Samsung Galaxy S II and the HTC Amaze will be in stores on October 12, 2011. Online customers will be able to order the phones a couple days earlier on October 10. The elephant in the room regarding these phones are their prices. The HTC Amaze will cost $259.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate, and the Galaxy S II will be $229.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate. As usual, a two-year contract is required.

Last week, AT&T announced one device that was far too expensive. This week, AT&T has done the complete opposite. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G will be coming to the carrier on September 18 for only $50 on a two-year contract. $50 will cover the cost of the phone and a couple accessories.

While we had previously see some pricing details for the G9 Archos tablets, it looks like the folks at ArchosFans have gotten a bit more detail in terms of pricing and specs on the generation 9 Archos 80 and Archos 101 tablets. The pricing breaks down as follows; Archos 80 $299 — 8GB with a more »

If you’re thinking about joining up with Sprint, you better be sure you’re willing to stick with the contract. An internal Sprint document has been leaked that states the fee for early terminations is going up on September 9. It’s not a modest increase either.

A source for the New York Post claims to have knowledge on how much Amazon will charge for its upcoming tablet. Amazon hasn’t so much as announced the product, but leaked information has been surfacing for several weeks. According to the source, Amazon’s tablet will undercut the cheapest iPad’s $499 price by hundred of dollars.