Boost Mobile gets three new Samsung models
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Another smartphone that the plan would be useful for is the newly introduced Samsung Galaxy Rush. This is a lower-spec'd model with a 3.5 inch screen, powered by a 1GHz processor with 768MB of RAM on board. The phone features a 3MP camera on back and a 1.3MP front facing camera. Android 4.0 is installed. This model will be available late next month for $149.99.
Lastly, the Samsung Array is a featurephone that will be offered by the carrier for its $45 Talk & Text Unlimited Plan with Shrinking Payments. The Array is a slim device with a 2.4 inch LCD screen with a side-sliding QWERTY and a 2MP camera. It will be available September 4th for $59.99.
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14 Comments
9. CommentBoxEnforcer posted on 22 Aug 2012, 23:54 2 0
Any sprint phone can get flashed to boost..then your bill can be as a low as 35 a month with unlimited EVERYTHING...hope sprint don't see this
14. Starth15 posted on 06 Sep 2012, 09:46 0 0
Oh Really, Those are the words I was looking for. How does a person like myself get a Sprint phone (FLASHED) to boost mobile network? YOu can email me the info. Starth15@yahoo.com. You have my full attention on this subjuect.
3. BREvenson posted on 22 Aug 2012, 22:29 0 1
Boost has really been getting noticed lately with these notable devices. First the ZTE Warp, then the EVO Design, now the GS II...prepaid is getting to be a good way to go.
11. ardent1 posted on 23 Aug 2012, 05:03 0 0
The ZTE Warp was a dud -- great spec's on paper but a lousy device.
It is currently on sale for $179 at Walmart and few very people are even interested at this price.
Also, the Evo Design isn't doing that well. Despite the $299 price, it was discounted at 20% off for the back to school sale and is currently 15% off as of this post.
13. BREvenson posted on 23 Aug 2012, 12:27 0 0
The Warp did have good specs, you're right about that...but the fact that ZTE is not seen as a big name manufacturer (like Samsung, LG and Motorola) did hold it back. I was working at Radio Shack when the phone came out, and demand was moderate. Nowhere near as much as when the Galaxy S II or the iPhone 4S came out, but enough to justify it as a popular device on prepaid.
As for the Design, that one was a dud on Sprint, putting it on prepaid was the best option. The upside to that device was it came preloaded with ICS, while the Sprint EVO Design hadn't even gotten its update from Gingerbread at the time. Basically, prepaid won't be a glamorous and as highly revered as postpaid (contract), but at least consumers are getting more choices and better quality than they have ever had.
5. RORYREVOLUTION posted on 22 Aug 2012, 22:39 0 0
Hopefully it won't have the same Sprint branding that the EVO V 4G had lol
6. Roomaku posted on 22 Aug 2012, 23:14 0 0
Sprint should let Boost and Virgin use the full network
7. ngo2dd posted on 22 Aug 2012, 23:36 1 1
They do use the full sprint network. It is just sprint people can roam off VZW. The prepaid can not.
10. ardent1 posted on 23 Aug 2012, 04:58 0 0
I sent a photo to PA where is shows Samsung Galaxy S2 for tmobile / Walmart family plan for $299. This is the 4.5" screen just like the one on Boost, and it makes you wonder why Boost is charging $70 more for a similar spec'd phone.
12. BSTManCMc posted on 23 Aug 2012, 11:26 0 0
Finally the S2, love the idea of havng this phone but the pricing is all wrong.
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