Finally, a No-Contract Smartphone That's a Powerhouse!
I've long been a fan of Virgin Mobile's cellular service, if not
its actual phones. The company offers no-contract plans that start
at $35 per month and include unlimited (well, unlimited with an
asterisk) data.
But its phones, well, so far they've been mostly entry-level models. And they've run on Sprint's older, slower 3G network (Sprint owns Virgin Mobile).
All that's about to change. Starting May 31, you'll be able to buy the HTC Evo V 4G smartphone for $299.99 and pay as little as $35 per month for 4G service -- no contract required.
Color me interested.
The Evo V runs Android 4.0 (a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich), the latest and greatest version of Google's smartphone operating system.
But its phones, well, so far they've been mostly entry-level models. And they've run on Sprint's older, slower 3G network (Sprint owns Virgin Mobile).
All that's about to change. Starting May 31, you'll be able to buy the HTC Evo V 4G smartphone for $299.99 and pay as little as $35 per month for 4G service -- no contract required.
Color me interested.
The Evo V runs Android 4.0 (a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich), the latest and greatest version of Google's smartphone operating system.
