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Sprint's new 4G network offers much faster broadband Internet service than 3G networks. The network uses WiMAX technology and a large chunk of dedicated spectrum near 2500 MHz (2.5 GHz), giving Sprint ample room to expand capacity. Coverage of this all-new network is quickly expanding to more cities. Also, new devices - data modems and phones - are coming out at a rapid pace. These include the impressively-spec'd HTC EVO 3D Android smartphone. To help you keep up with new Sprint 4G developments, we've put together this page with everything 4G on phonescoop.com all in one place.
Phones
HTC EVO Design 4G / Hero S (CDMA)
User Reviews
EVO Design 4G / Hero S (CDMA) Forum
Samsung Galaxy S II, Epic 4G Touch
User Reviews
Galaxy S II, Epic 4G Touch Forum
Samsung Conquer 4G
User Reviews
Conquer 4G Forum
Motorola Photon 4G / Electrify
User Reviews
Photon 4G / Electrify Forum
Samsung Nexus S 4G
User Reviews
Nexus S 4G Forum
HTC EVO V 4G / EVO 3D (CDMA)
User Reviews
EVO V 4G / EVO 3D (CDMA) Forum
HTC EVO Shift 4G
User Reviews
EVO Shift 4G Forum
Samsung Epic 4G (Galaxy S)
User Reviews
Epic 4G (Galaxy S) Forum
HTC EVO 4G
User Reviews
EVO 4G Forum
News
- Skullcandy Puts Tile Tracking in its new True Wireless Earbuds
Skullcandy launched four new affordable true wireless Bluetooth earbuds today. All four models have Tile tracking technology to help find them if they are lost. Uniquely, each bud in the pair can be located individually using Tile, and they can be located both in and out of the charging ... continued - Review: Tech21 Evo Tactical Case for the Samsung Galaxy S9+
The Tech21 Evo Tactical case for the Samsung Galaxy S9+ is a semi-rugged option for protecting the expensive S9+. Not only does the case have a cool name, it has a modern design that gives it a unique look. Here is Phone Scoop's review. - Review: Tech 21 Evo Check Case for Pixel 2 XL
Tech 21's latest accessory for the Google Pixel 2 XL is the Evo Check, a three-layer case that provides protection for drops up to three meters. We put this case to the test to see if it's worth your hard-earned dollars. - HTC to Sell the Bolt As the 10 Evo Overseas
HTC today announced the 10 evo, an international variant of the Bolt that will be sold in markets outside the U.S. The only significant difference between the Bolt and 10 evo is the latter's lesser support for LTE. It drops three-channel carrier aggregation and sticks to LTE bands more ... continued - Samsung Reveals 256 GB MicroSD Memory Card
Samsung today announced the EVO Plus 256 GB microSD card, what it claims is the highest-capacity memory card available for sale. Samsung says the card can hold 33 hours of full HD video, 12 hours of 4K / UHD video, 55,200 pictures, or 23,500 music files. It offers read/write ... continued - Sprint Can Commence WiMax Shutdown
A Massachusetts court has given Sprint permission to turn off its WiMax network in stages over the next two months. Sprint will turn WiMax off in 16 cities, including New York, today, with 39 more to follow on February 29, and the remaining 25 cities on March 31. Sprint ... continued
In Depth Articles
Glossary
- WiMax
802.16a
WiMax was the trade name for a family of technologies related to the IEEE 802.16 wireless standards. WiMax had the potential for long range (5 - 30 miles) and ... continued - 802.16e
Mobile WiMAX
802.16e is a technical wireless standard commonly known as Mobile WiMAX. Compared to earlier versions of WiMAX, 802.16e allows users to be on the move (such as in a ... continued - 4G
Fourth Generation A somewhat vague term used to describe wireless mobile radio technologies that offer faster data rates than 3G (third generation) technologies. The most common technology recognized worldwide as 4G ... continued
