Boost Mobile officially announces that the Motorola i1 is launching on June 20
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Now that Boost Mobile has officially come out with a launch date for the Motorola i1, we're sure that there are customers out there gearing up to experience Android to the fullest. Postpaid carriers may receive plenty of love from Android, but this new endeavor with prepaid giant Boost Mobile could signal a new wave of Android devices to make their mark in this growing and competitive market. The Motorola i1 will become available on June 20th through Boost Mobile retail stores and Best Buy locations across the country. Sweetening the deal is the fact that Boost Mobile will be offering the handset with their usual $50 unlimited plan – which includes the all-you-can-eat unlimited talk, text, and web. Considering it as an impressive feat when you compare it to the monthly plans offered to postpaid Android phones, the $50 unlimited plan is quite attractive seeing that there is no requirement to sign a contract. However, Boost Mobile has not come out with an official price for the handset, so it surely will be interesting to see what they come up with.
Motorola i1 Specifications | Hands-on
source: Businesswire
Motorola i1 Specifications | Hands-on
source: Businesswire
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2 Comments
1. madxcape posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
What happen to Sprint/Nextel. First Southerlinc releases this, then Boost Mobile......Come on now.........
2. tuminatr posted on 03 Jun 2010, 12:23 0 0
why bother its iden network for data, and they dont have a 3g network, so this is a android phone with 2g data kinda pointless if you ask me
