Isaiah's Tech

Boost Mobile is set to release the ZTE Warp in the near future. The handset will be hitting the US carrier on November 2nd for $250 contract-free which isn't bad. The Warp packs a 4.3-inch display, a 5MP camera, a 1GHz CPU, a microSD card slot (2GB card included), GPS, and Android 2.3. It's a mid-end Android phone so if you're looking for one then just wait a bit longer.

[Electronista]

Boost Mobile has released their latest handset and it's the Samsung Transform Ultra. This one packs a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a 1GHz CPU, a 3MP camera, a front-facing camera, a microSD card slot, WiFi / Bluetooth / GPS support, and Android "Gingerbread". It's a pretty good one since it'll cost you just $229 contract-free which isn't expensive. If you're ready just head over to Boost Mobile.

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Sprint has just announced that they'll be releasing the Samsung Transform Ultra under their Boost Mobile carrier. This handset is said to be packing a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 3MP camera, a front-facing camera, a 1GHz CPU, WiFi / Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and Android 2.3 "Gingerbread". This handset will be hitting the carrier on October 7th for $229.99 contract-free which isn't bad.

[Engadget]

Boost Mobile should be launching the Samsung SPH-M930 soon and it has just stopped by for a quick visit at the FCC. We already know that this hamdset features a 1GHz CPU, a touchscreen display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and the Android OS. Not much left to tell you here but it should be launching soon.

[Engadget Mobile]

PocketNow has just snagged the photo you see above which is reportedly the Samsung SPH-M930. This will be the successor to the Transform (SPH-M920) and will be hitting Boost Mobile sometime this year. The handset is said to pack a 1GHz CPU, an HVGA touchscreen display, Bluetooth / WiFi support, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and Android 2.3. The camera is rumoured to be just a 2MP sensor but that's unconfirmed right now.

[PocketNow]

Boost Mobile looks like they're prepping to add a BlackBerry to their line-up. Sadly, it's nothing new since it's just the BlackBerry Style 9670 which hit the market months ago. Rumour has it that it'll cost $199.99 contract-free but you could find it for as much as $279. The flip phone features a QWERTY keyboard, a microSD card slot, WiFi b/g/n / Bluetooth 2.1 support, a 5MP AF camera with an LED flash, and OS 6.0.

[CrackBerry]

Boost Mobile in the US has just released three new handsets that aren't too interesting but they're cheap. IT's the Motorola Clutch, Theory, and the i412. The first two pack QWERTY keyboards for quick texting while the last one is a basic flip phone. They're all affordable, like I said, so you might want to check them out.

[Slash Gear]

Boost Mobile has just released their latest handset, the Sanyo Innuendo which is made by Kyocera. This handset sports a 3.2MP camera, a 2.8-inch internal WQVGA display, a QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, and GPS. The phone is now available for $129.99 if you're interested so check it out on Boost Mobile.

[IntoMobile]

As expected, Boost Mobile in the US has released the Samsung Galaxy Prevail if you're interested. This handset packs a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a microSD card slot, 3G, Bluetooth 2.1 support, a 2MP camera, and Android 2.2 with a slight custom UI. It's available right now for $179.99 contract-free so check it out on Boost Mobile.

Two days from now it looks like Boost Mobile in the US will be releasing the Android-based Samsung Galaxy Prevail. Yup, Friday, April 29th is the day if you're waiting for it. In case you need a refresher, this one features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 2MP camera, Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, and Android 2.2.

[Android Central]

It leaked on the weekend and it's now official. Boost Mobile has just announced the Samsung Galaxy Prevail which is running Android 2.2. It's going to be available in late April for $179.99 contract-free which is actually pretty good even though this one's a mid-end handset. The Prevail features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, GPS / Bluetooth support, a 2MP camera, and a microSD card slot. Check it out on Boost Mobile if you're interested.

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Boost Mobile and Samsung are holding an event in four days, April 5th, and they're going to be officially unveiling what you see above. This is, obviously, an Android powered handset that looks like it may be called the Samsung Galaxy Prevail. Of course, it'll be available on the carrier contract-free but the price is still unknown right now. This reportedly sports a touchscreen display, a 3.2MP camera, and Android 2.2. It's only a couple of days from an official announcement so you don't have to wait long.

[PocketNow]

We don't know exactly what's up right now but it looks like "Boost Mobile & Samsung Mobile are cooking up something hot." The event where they're going to be unveiling a new phone will be on April 5th if you're interested. Don't be surprised if it's running the Android OS - what doesn't these days?

[Android Central]

Boost Mobile in the US has just released their latest handset and it's the low-end Samsung Factor. This flip phone features Bluetooth support, GPS, and just a VGA camera. You can get this phone for just $49.99 so it's definitely not much to pay. Check it out on Boost Mobile if you want to pick one up.

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Boost Mobile has just launched the BlackBerry Curve 8530 and it's going to be available for $299.99 contract-free. Of course, this is the CDMA model and it sports 3G connectivity, a 2GB microSD card, WiFi b/g support, GPS, and the BB keyboard. Boost Mobile will be releasing this smartphone on October 14th so it's just over a week away - there's free shipping from the website so just order one online.

[Phone Arena]

Like the title says, Boost Mobile has just announced two new flip phones that they'll be launching. The first one is the Motorola Rambler which is a flip phone that surprises everyone with a QWERTY keyboard instead of the standard T9 keypad. Other specs include a 1.3MP camera, Stereo Bluetooth, and GPS support. The Rambler will cost $99.99 contract-free.

The other handset is the Motorola Bali which sports the same specs as the Rambler but swaps the QWERTY keyboard for the T9 keypad; this one sports a microSD card slot as well. Surprisingly enough, the Bali will cost $149.99 contract-free, which is a bit more expensive than the Rambler. Both of these handsets will be available on August 11th.

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A somewhat interesting flip phone looks like it's going to be hitting Boost Mobile in the USA sometime in the near future. This is going to be the Motorola Rambler which crams a QWERTY keyboard for easy texting. Other specs are said to be a 1.3MP camera and Stereo Bluetooth / GPS support. It seems like it should be a low to mid-end handset so don't expect any mind-blowing features on here.

[Engadget Mobile]

Exactly a month after expected, Boost Mobile has released the Motorola i1 which is the first Android-based PTT handset. This is available for $299.99 contract-free so it's one of the most expensive pre-paid phones out there. Sadly, it's now available online so you'll actually have to get up and head to your nearest retail store.

[Phandroid]

Two new Motorola handsets have been detailed just a little bit more. They're both entry-level flip phones and the first one is the WX415. We first heard about this handset over two months ago and this time we know that it's headed to Boost Mobile in the US - it has CDMA connectivity. Specs are really simple: Bluetooth, an external and internal display, and a camera on the back.

The second handset that has popped up today is the Motorola Finch W418g. This flip phone is said to feature a 1.8-inch internal display. GSM/GPRS connectivity, a 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, and a 2MP camera. The handset itself hasn't been announced yet but it just hit the Bluetooth SIG (here).

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