Happy Monday to Sprint users looking to get a faster data connection. Sprint just turned on 4G data for six new markets today including Los Angeles, Miami, Washington D.C., Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio. Now you can buy that HTC EVO 4G or ...

Just in time for the holidays, Sprint has announced that the white EVO 4G will now be available outside of Best Buy, which had the exclusive since the white model launched. Coming to Sprint telephones sales, Sprint.com as well as retail stores and Radio ...

Yes, this is a little old, but it’s new to me, and pretty cool so I figured I would share it. Most EVO 4G owners know that if you take the battery cover off, the phone is red inside. And as a member of xda-developers found out, the entire phone ...

Can’t decide if you want the Evo 4G or the Epic 4G? Not really sure the differences besides the physical appearance? Well, Sprint threw together this video to help you decide. I guess all they really care is that you buy one or the other. Personally, ...

Announced via a blog post here, Sprint is patting themselves on the back for being the first wireless carrier to bring 2.2 to its customers. But of course that comes with a little footnote: “Users of Google’s Nexus One may currently use Android ...

The white version of the HTC Evo 4G for Sprint, which is exclusive to Best Buy, has started arriving in stores. And at least one lucky Android lover got their hands on one a little early of the July 11th release date. And was more than happy to show ...

We’re now 3 days before the official launch of Sprint’s newest Android phone, and the first to run on their 4G WiMax network. The lucky attendees of the Google I/O conference already got theirs, and Sprint won’t sell it to you till ...

Do you like Android phones? Do you like porn? Well how about a little of both. Wired.com got some camera time with iFixit’s Kyle Wiens as he sat down and took apart the latest Sprint Android powerhouse, the HTC Evo 4G. We won’t bore you with ...

Android 2.2 has been partially released only to the Nexus One, but it’s already been hacked onto the HTC EVO 4G, and it’s all up in the air which other devices will get it and when. But like clockwork, the boys over at xda-developers have ...

Looks like the hackers are getting better and better. The HTC EVO 4G isn’t even for sale to the public yet, and it’s already been rooted. Check out the video below for all the proof you need, but they say they are not releasing any details ...