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Leaked document reveals Sprint road map for August, includes BlackBerry Q10 and Samsung ATIV S Neo

posted by Alan F.

Jul 23, 2013, 3:43 PM

Leaked document reveals Sprint road map for August, includes BlackBerry Q10 and Samsung ATIV S Neo

A leaked document reveals a list of upcoming releases for Sprint. One of the phones listed is a purple version of the Samsung Galaxy S4. Just the other day, we mentioned how one of our readers had spotted a purple S-View Flip Cover for the handset inside a Sprint store. According to the document, the Purple Mirage variant of the Samsung Galaxy S4 will be released on August 16th.

The document also reveals that the Samsung ATIV S Neo will be launched via Sprint on August 16th, the same day that the HTC One in red will be available. The LG Rumor Reflex in red is coming to the nation's third largest carrier on the same date. A phone shown as the Kyocera Lync (Kona) will be shipped to those who ordered online or through telesales on August 16th with the phone in Sprint stores on September 13th. The QWERTY-equipped BlackBerry Q10 will be shipped out for online and telesales orders on August 30th with the device in Sprint stores on September 13th. Lastly, the Lenovo ThinkPad X131e will be launched on the same date.

"We have not announced availability for either device, and we do not comment on rumors or speculation on product availability dates. We have said BlackBerry Q10 will be available in late summer, and Samsung ATIV S Neo will be available this summer. Exact availability dates for both smartphones will be shared closer to their availability dates."-Sprint statement

Sprint had previously announced that it would be offering some of these devices, like the Samsung ATIV S Neo and the BlackBerry Q10, but has not released a launch date. We're taking the dates listed in the leaked document with the proverbial grain of salt until Sprint makes them official.

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source: Engadget

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12 Comments

9. SprintGuy26

Posts: 229; Member since: Mar 21, 2011

"A phone shown as the Kyocera Lync (Kona) " BOOOOO!!!...sprint needs to stop selling this POS brand (company )...for real anybody thinking about buying a Kyocera phone just dont!!! all there phones suck!!!!

posted on Jul 24, 2013, 12:35 PM 0

11. lsutigers

Posts: 832; Member since: Mar 08, 2009

Actually Kyocera makes great phones. They specialize in entry and mid level smartphones which there is definitely a market for even if you or I wouldn't buy one. Kyocera also makes a lot of the rugged Sprint Direct Connect phones which I have used before and are built like tanks. So, just because you don't like them doesn't mean their phones are crap.

posted on Jul 24, 2013, 5:13 PM 0

12. silencer271

Posts: 254; Member since: Apr 05, 2013

if sprint would get there good phones and not there s**tty ones

posted on Oct 24, 2013, 6:23 PM 0

8. axllebeer

Posts: 272; Member since: Apr 05, 2011

Been waiting for an upgrade to my 9930 for far too long. Tried 2 Android phones in the last 10 months, just not for me.

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 11:42 PM 0

5. phoneguy

Posts: 213; Member since: Jan 08, 2009

dinzle the moto x is coming to sprint. I work for sprint and I have seen a beta version of the device live and in testing. It is pretty nice. I swear its true.

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 8:55 PM 0

4. dinzle

Posts: 21; Member since: Dec 03, 2011

No Moto X? Is it heading to Verizon first?

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 7:41 PM 0

7. Daftama

Posts: 641; Member since: Nov 03, 2012

Verizon owns them

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 11:28 PM 0

2. Geezy03

Posts: 43; Member since: Apr 10, 2009

The red HTC One won't be released until 9/16

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 5:28 PM 0

3. Geezy03

Now they replied back and said 8/16

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 6:15 PM 0

1. GeekMovement unregistered

So late for the blackberry as always. The Note 3 is right around the corner by then anyway.

posted on Jul 23, 2013, 3:52 PM 0

6. Daftama

You would be surprised how many ppl still want the bb

10. lsutigers

Im surprised Sprint took so long to release the new Blackberry. Sprint has a ton of enterprise/corporate and government customers still using BB's today...