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rumors · sprint · smartphones · android os · ricky cadden
Sprint reportedly testing two Android-powered smartphones
Rumors by Ricky Cadden on Friday June 26, 2009.
 HTC Hero |
 HTC Hero |
PhoneNews.com is reporting that Sprint is currently testing two different Android-powered smartphones, supposedly planned to launch by 2010. The HTC Hero is one of the devices, according to the story, and has an anticipated launch date around December, 2009. HTC announced the Hero earlier this week, which a new custom user interface not seen on previous Android devices.
Sprint is also believed to be testing an unnamed Samsung smartphone, also powered by the Android operating system. This cell phone is rumored to support both
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slacker @ 3:50:28PM EDT on Tuesday July 7, 2009
No, no... Sprint will be using a Nokia made Android phone... Just so both of them can say "Psyche! We love android!"