These are some of the most broad and sweeping since the Sprint Nextel merger took place. Sprint has updated their warranty policy which will be effective this week. continued »

Sprint Nextel Corp has not had a lot of luck signing up customers. With all the competition, the network is renting out the excess capacity on its network to makers of consumer gadgets. continued »

Sprint announced the availability of the Motorola i580. The phone is a tough looking yellow number, my thoughts are sticking with 'Lemon Yellow'. continued »

Apparently Sprints Voluntary Separation Program (VSP) that they put in place is not doing as well as they had initially hoped. To their surprise many of their employees did not want to willingly give up their jobs with today's economy the way it is and the employment rate being so high. The program ended this week followed by Sprint's CFO Bob ... continued »

Sprint has announced that their first dual-mode CDMA/mobile WiMAX modems will be commercially available by the end of the year. This move will mark the end of the Xohm brand, which was launched back in August of 2007. Sprint is offering their mobile WiMAX services with the aid of Clearwire. Sprint has managed to hold control of 51 percent of the ... continued »

We here at PhoneMag hope you had a nice holiday weekend. But the phone news never stops! In fact, this past week we found out that AT&T will be the next carrier to get the Nokia E71. And LG announced the LG Prada II, which comes with an equally stylish watch. In BlackBerry-related news, we got a look at some live ... continued »

Live photos of the Blackberry 8350i for Nextel have just surfaced, now all can rejoice.  This version is not much of a change, just some cosmetic yellow accents here and there; otherwise it's the same old device.  We have been hearing about this handset for the iDen network for a few months now. This Blackberry will come with a 2.5mm headset ... continued »

It's that time again, folks, to look back at what this week has held in store for PhoneMag. For starters, we heard that the HTC Touch HD would be coming to Orange exclusively in the UK. Likewise, the Nokia 2600 has arrived at AT&T only to be joined by the Pantech Slate. Casio also announced their super sleek-looking EXIFILM-series W63CA flip phone. ... continued »

Sprint has shown their commitment to the Nextel National Network by offering better choices with more flexibility. Sprint plans to hold on to Nextel and do everything they can to rejuvenate this company because they are a huge asset to Sprint. In order to better achieve this, Sprint and Motorola have extended their partnership to be able to provide the ... continued »

Sprint have confirmed that they will be releasing a new version of the BlackBerry Curve smartphone.  The Curve 8350i will feature Nextel Direct Connect for push-to-talk, be first BlackBerry on the network to support Group Connect - which allows up to 20 people to talk at once - and have both WiFi b/g and GPS.  continued »