Not too long after releasing a software update for the HTC EVO 3D that ultimately removed Carrier IQ from the device, Sprint has set its sights on three more smartphones with the same intentions. The HTC EVO 4G, Samsung Epic 4G and HTC EVO Design 4G have all gotten software updates as of January 19. more »

While we are still waiting on some further information from Sprint, it looks like those sporting a Samsung Epic 4G will be getting an update beginning today. And yes, that update will bring you up to Gingerbread. According to the details that we have seen thus far, the update will be rolling out rather slowly more »

According to an exclusive report by BGR, Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone will be referred to as the Samsung Epic Touch 4G. Given the fact that Sprint launched the original Galaxy S smartphone as the Epic 4G, it is no surprise to see the carrier use a similar moniker in the more »

Sprint has just announced that starting today, both the Samsung Epic 4G and Samsung Galaxy Tab will now be Sprint ID-enabled. This means that if you are a Sprint customer who own any of these devices or if you are planning to get any of them – you will be able to download an “ID more »

It looks like the latest Samsung Epic 4G Android 2.2 update rumors were indeed accurate — Sprint has confirmed that the update will begin rolling out on February 21st. And the slightly better news, the update process is expected to be completed on February 25th. In other words, all Epic 4G users will have Froyo more »

While nothing is ever really set in terms of an Android software update until you see the update notification alert on your phone, it looks like those sporting an Epic 4G or Zio with Sprint will soon have Froyo. The details are coming by way of a leaked Sprint document and suggest that the Android more »

While T-Mobile is going to begin rolling out the Android 2.2 update for their Galaxy S handset (the Vibrant) as of today that does not mean all the Galaxy S handsets here in the US are going to be getting Froyo just yet. And while we have yet to hear anything official from AT&T and more »

Sprint has officially announced a price cut on the Samsung Epic 4G smartphone, its now down to $199.99. Of course, the same rules apply in that a two-year contract is required. Not to mention, this price comes after a $100 mail-in-rebate, so while the final price is $199.99 you will need to be prepared to more »

In the continuing Samsung Epic 4G Android 2.2 saga, a leaked internal Sprint memo informs Sprint employees that the Epic 4G Froyo update is on hold and will be available in the near future. The memo advises customers to repeat this information to any customers wondering when the Epic 4G will make the jump from more »

Continuing with its roll out of 4G service in American markets, Sprint has recently flipped on the switch for 4G service in San Francisco, California, making it the seventy-first market to date. 4G service, as you are probably already aware, is approximately ten times faster than 3G service, but only a handful of Sprint devices more »