HTC and Cricket Wireless have just announced that the carrier will offer the HTC One V, the little brother in HTC’s new One series, starting September 2.
Cricket has yet to carry an HTC phone. However, HTC has long planned that this phone would be more of a pre-paid offering, with T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular carrying the phone on-contract and Virgin and MetroPCS offering the One V as a pre-paid… → Read More
If you are one of the 4.5 million Cricket Wireless subscribers out there, I come bearing good tidings of great joy that shall be heard among all 3G-covered areas: the Samsung Indulge is now available from Cricket. If you aren’t a Cricket subscriber, but feel like putting it to the man (AKA Verizon and AT&T), the Samsung Indulge may help with motivation, albeit at slower speeds. → Read More
Cricket today announced a new level of service to their unlimited talk and data plans. The 5-dollar a month plan is available immediately and allows users to view one-to-four-minute-long video clips directly from select handsets. Plans are pretty cheap at the growing wireless provider, starting at $45 for unlimited access. Even if the 5-buck charge is thrown on top, it’s still a pretty good… → Read More
When I was back home in Portland a couple months back the tattoo shop I frequent had a Cricket shop next door and I didn’t really think anything of it. I know they’re small time and only offer service in Portland, Spokane, Nashville, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, the Central Valley of California and eventually Tulsa, but they’ve got a pretty sweet deal going on for those needing mobile data access. → Read More
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