Sprint has always surprises its consumers and clients by amazing smartphones within these new Sprint phones coming out soon in 2015 we can find ordinary smartphones but at the same time they are very sophisticated in term of design and specifications also many several things which can make these new upcoming Sprint phones in 2015 to become very special compared with the new Verizon phones coming out in 2015 or later not only Verizon but also AT&T and T-Mobile.. Moreover, while we have most of smartphones coming for Verizon from one community we find Sprint has a various and different smartphones such as new phones coming out from LG and Nokia and many many ones, these are advantages of Sprint carrier consumers. At any rate, in this very amaz...
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These new Sprint phones for sale either in 2015 or later are very special and from various companies such as Apple and Samsung. Obviously, these new Sprint phones are without contract with a free use without contracts only in this very article, and you have the absolute freedom to use them freely. Anyway, in this article we will cover all the new Sprint phones for sale either older or newer unlike the new Sprint phones coming soon post which in it we cover all the new upcoming Sprint smartphones either soon or later or new Sprint phones coming out in 2015. Yet, in this very article is devoted only in selling Sprint phones or in other word the Sprint smartphones which are on sale that everybody could buy it.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4

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OK..saw the commercial to bring in my current bill and sprint will match service and cut the cost in half.

I have VZW with 700 anytime minutes, unlimited nights and weekends, unlimited text and unlimited data. for 2 lines with discount and tax is $160.

So...does that mean spring will give me the same thing for $80? Any catches like can only be on certain towers etc? What happens when I need a new device? Does it only last for 1 contract cycle?

Any insight? I tried my local store but was crowded and the person was new and not sure.

thanks

Has anyone else noticed this? Does anybody know why?

This article is devoted to new Sprint phones coming soon or coming out soon from different companies, and of course this new Sprint phones could be either discussed and covered already on Phones Mag or our Facebook page. At any rates, this article would be updated on weekly or monthly basis or when any new officially updated from Sprint according to trustful and authorized also official resources. The new Sprint phones coming soon would be always below organized with the required information, specifications, price or may be even the date release. Here we go !

LG G Flex 2

System: Android 5.0.1 Lollipop, Optimus UI
Display: 5.5-inch, Full HD P-OLED (1,920 x 1,080 pixels, 403 ppi)
Processor: 64-bit, octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 (2...
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I became a new subscriber to Sprint for about 17 hours. Reason for subscribing and porting two lines from another carrier (with the potential to port two more) was that the advertised Share Plan is pretty cost effective, AND the Sprint coverage map showed "best" for voice and data at my address. Alas, it was not to be. I couldn't get a decent voice connection (came and went, and the person on the other end of a test call said my voice was garbled) and there was no data connection. After a frustrating call to tech support, I was referred to advanced tech support where together we tried mightily to correct the problem (two lines, two Samsung Galaxy S5's). In the end, nothing worked, and it looks like the locations of Sprint or even CDMA roam...
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Although the market for PTT seems to be nearly gone, or at least has become nearly silent, this upstart company (OnBeep) with their "Onyx" PTT device might be of interest to the few who still use PTT for work or family communications:

Background info: http://www.onbeep.com/blog/

FAQ: http://www.onbeep.com/faq/

I have no idea if it works as advertised, I just ran across a press release on it several days ago and thought I'd post the links in case someone might be interested in the product as a PTT alternative.

I bought the note 4 and don't like it so i wanna trade it for a nexus 6. My phone is mint and comes with 4 screen protectors, case, box and all accessories.

Please message me if you're interested.

Not looking to sell, just trade.

Thanks!

Good Morning Everyone,

I am thinking of switching from Verizon to Sprint.

I had a mobile business when using Verizon, that is why I went with them. I really needed very dependable service.

Now I am stationary with a shop instead, and would love to cut my bill in half.

So Sprint is offering to pay end of contract fees if you sign up and get the iPhone6. Your plan will be $50 a month and that is unlimited talk, text and data.....

Can I have anyone's input that lives near my area or not. But was hoping to get some people to chime back that live in my area.

Thank you in advance.

Sprint.com coverage map is not even close to being right... areas that say are covered by strong 4G has no 4G service for any sprint phone ... even voice service is not as the map shows not even close

Henry County, Indiana ... sprint map wrong

Zip Code 47356 & 47351 has NO 4G service

Has anyone els noticed this ?

And I know they cant guarantee service but the map is so off .....they are claiming they have service where they do not at all

We are having an issue with our phone connect. It seems to lose the dial tone. There is still signal. We have to unplug and disconnect the battery. When rebooting it has the dial tone again. The happens frequently when the device hasn't been used for a while.

Once upon a time, Sprint customers had something no one else had: an inexpensive carrier with great coverage and the ability to negotiate even better deals with Customer Care.

Fast forward to 2014: no more sweet retention deals, no more fabulous plans, and no easy access to roaming-partner networks when inside a fringe area or metal building.

Unless you are able to convince nine other people to go in with you, your monthly bill will be the highest in the industry. Sprint has essentially forced its customers to work for better pricing with the Framily plans.

To add to all this, Sprint's new network was merely their Johnny-come-lately rollout of 4G. I had high hopes two years ago that my tri-band phone would enjoy the enhanced covera...
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I am looking to switch my phone number to a specific Sprint number that is not currently being used. I know its a number owned by sprint because I checked Telcodata.us, and I know its not in service because when I call the number, I get the message "the number or code you dialed is incorrect." I called customer service a few times to switch my number to that number but the rep tells me they cant change my number to a specific number because the system does it randomly. I know a sprint rep helped my friend (that also has sprint) and allowed him to pick the number he wanted. What department or phone number do I have to call to get this number I want?

Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I just travelled from TN to FL last week. LTE was great everywhere. Slowest speed down I saw was 9.52mbps and fastest 23mbps. I average 16-20. I tested using G2 in the following locales.

Asheville, NC
Columbia SC
Savannah GA
Jacksonville FL

now I had LTE for about 80% of the trip. Parts of SC and mountains in NC didnt have LTE. I had 1 dropped call in the appalachian mountains. I was 9 miles off the shore in Jacksonville pulling 9mbps LTE. I ran tests between the locales and did 10+ mbps. Middle of nowhere SC rest stop was 20mbps......all locations were along I95 and I26 or within 20 miles of the interstate.

I believe sometimes it is not hard to find out why a company is succeeding or failing amongst there peers in the industry. As most focus on coverage, customer care and providing the best handsets; there are other that focus on cookie cutter litigation schemes that focus on wiping out an entire third party.

It is our existence that allows for larger company's to thrive with our B to B work as well as our customer care that we provide. Providing a person to talk to and not an automated system in another country or different coast.

Sprint VS. The Middle Man Inc. and the other 174 cases will demonstrate that what is right or wrong is decided sometimes by the size of your bank account.

In order for our wireless industry to thrive, I be...
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May be hype, but if it's true this is an unexpected twist of the knife that killed Nextel:

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/report-sprint-co ... »

The CEO of Softbank said he wants to get Sprints LTE network on par with Verizon's. I saw that headline on Engadget by the way. Sooo,...is Softbank a company of action, or words? There shouldn't be any more hurdles or obstacles in the way of Softbank doing whatever they want with Sprint.

I was told by a Boost sales person that Plainfield, NJ (Central NJ) has 4G LTE service in addition to the current Wi-Max. Are others in the Plainfield area experiencing the "4G" lite illuminate in Plainfield and surrounding areas? I check the coverage maps on Boost and Sprint and this is not reflected. Thanks.

in 37618 nailing 31.67Mbps down and 7.5Mbps up. Slowest I have gotten is 8Mbps. Be patient everyone will have this soon.

Had to call Sprint customer service twice today, once for a billing issue, then for a minor account change. Both times I was on hold for less than 30 seconds, both CS agents were pleasant, helpful & efficient and they took care of both issues quickly. Superb service today, kudos to Sprint.