Sprint
Sprint and T-Mobile have been working on a merger for ages, and now it has finally become reality.
As far back as 2014, T-Mobile and Sprint ......
Sprint will roll out 5G service with Samsung smartphones in the United States starting in the summer.
After rumors of Sprint and T-Mobile ending the merger talks we have finally an official statement. T-Mobile has released a statement clarifying ......
Following announcements from its major competitors, wireless carrier Sprint has announced it will launch its own 5G services in 2019.
Just a month after they retired the option, Sprint has brought back two-year contracts.
T-Mobile, long the smallest of the major mobile carriers, has now surpassed Sprint to take sole control of third place.
Verizon and Sprint have settled with the FCC and will pay out $158 million over charges of 'cramming,' a practice in which the carrier allowed third-parties to charge customers for services without their knowledge and then hid the charges.
Sprint has agreed to pay $131 million to settle a long-standing class-action lawsuit dating back to their disastrous acquisition of Nextel in 2005.
Sprint has taken the carrier wars to the next level this week, offering more shared data than any other carrier at a cheaper price.
Earlier this week, electronics retailer RadioShack officially filed for bankruptcy, selling around 2000 of its stores to its largest shareholder and closing the rest permanently.
In an effort to get into the brick-and-mortar business, it appears that Amazon is in talks with bankrupt retailer RadioShack to buy some of their over 4000 locations.
Three years after every other carrier started carrying Lumia Windows Phone devices, Sprint finally has their first one.
Bankrupt electronics store RadioShack is in talks to sell leases for some of its stores to major U.S. carrier Sprint.
Sprint parent SoftBank has announced that the carrier will offer a Sony smartphone for the first time, giving the Japanese giant a nice entry to the U.S. market it has had a hard time making any headway in.
Earlier in the week, Sprint and Sharp announced a new line of smartphones, the Aquos Crystal, which they promised would have designs not seen before.
Just hours after it was reported that French carrier Iliad is looking to increase their bid for U.S.' fourth largest carrier, T-Mobile US, it appears their main suitor Sprint is ending their pursuit.
After weeks of rumors, it appears that Sprint is preparing a $40 per share bid for T-Mobile US in a deal that would consolidate the third and fourth largest carriers in the nation.
SoftBank, Japan's third-largest carrier and parent of Sprint, has admitted that the carrier's 4G LTE network sucks.
Over the past few months, there have been ongoing rumors that Sprint is looking to bid on T-Mobile USA in their ongoing efforts to remain relevant.
Sprint, who has been rumored to be preparing a bid for rival T-Mobile, is closer to doing so after meeting with banks in order to make debt arrangements.
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