While Sprint furthers its plans to release new 4G LTE devices, something has to be cleared out in order to make room. A trusted source has shared a close look at Sprint’s updated End of Life (EOL) listing, which says the Now Network is ready to bid adieu several of Samsung’s Android devices. Over the next

Man, do times change fast. Just over a year ago we saw the first US-market WiMax phone with dual cameras and video chat, Sprint’s Evo 4G. Evo was a top-shelf, hot commodity phone with an insane PR/marketing campaign behind it. Fast forward not quite 18 months and we’ve got Samsung’s Conquer 4G, a WiMax phone

Samsung and Sprint today announced a new 4G phone which will be the first to sell for under $100 on the carrier.  Launching on Aug. 21st, the Samsung Conquer 4G will sell for $99.99 with a two-year agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate. “The price of Samsung Conquer 4G makes Sprint’s 4G speeds accessible