Just how bad does Sprint want the next iPhone? Apparently Sprint is so confident (or dependent) on this device that it is willing to pay $20 billion on iPhones over the next four years. The Wall Street Journal reports Sprint has committed to purchasing 30.5 million iPhones from Apple in a deal that won’t be profitable for the carrier until 2014.

RIM was dealt another blow today as Sprint announced it was cancelling the WiMAX version of the BlackBerry PlayBook. Sprint said there simply isn’t enough demand from its customers to warrant a WiMAX PlayBook. RIM is shaking that off though. It has other plans for a 4G PlayBook.

Rumors have been swirling of the Samsung Galaxy S II heading to AT&T and Verizon in August, but it looks like the device will be heading to Sprint soon as well. A Samsung Galaxy S II has passed through the FCC with radios made specifically for Sprint. The phone in question is model number SPH-D710, more »

What is being reviewed? Today I am going to take a closer look at the Nexus S 4G on Sprint and decide whether it is worth the price tag of $199 on a two year contract. The Nexus S 4G is identical to the Nexus S that can be found on T-Mobile with the exception more »

If you’re waiting to purchase the BlackBerry PlayBook until it launches with 4G connectivity, it looks like the target release date of this summer is right on schedule. If you search “sprint playbook” into Google Search, you’ll notice that the first actual link bears the title “Sprint | Introducing the BlackBerry 4G Playbook Tablet.” However, more »

One thing was missing when the BlackBerry PlayBook. Well, one thing hardware-wise at least. The tablet shipped with WiFi only, and no 3G or 4G radios built in. We have no idea when exactly we’ll be able to get mobile data in the PlayBook, but one rumor is pointing to May 8 for Sprint. In more »

It looks like today is a day off pre-orders, just a short while back we mentioned that the BlackBerry PlayBook was available with Radio Shack and now it looks like the Nexus S 4G has come available for pre-order with Best Buy. The Nexus S 4G is priced at $199.99 on a two-year agreement with more »

Waiting to get your hands on the latest 4G Android phone from Sprint? It seems you might not have to wait much longer, as the phone will might be available in just two days, according to Mobile Burn. MobileBurn cites Best Buy’s Nexus S 4G page as saying the phone would be shipping on April more »

Earlier today, the Sprint website prematurely leaked information about the Google Nexus S 4G launching on Sprint and mentioned it would be fully integrated with Google Voice. Well, only a few hours later, Sprint officially confirmed the rumors involving the Google Nexus S 4G smartphone. It is nearly identical with the Google Nexus S that more »

According to industry sources, HTC is expected to sell over 10 million 4G smartphones in 2011, which does not include networks such as HSPA+. Therefore, the only 4G networks included in the count result from Verizon Wireless and Sprint in the United States whom run LTE and WiMAX networks, respectively. In fact, the 10 million more »