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Cricket ZTE AC3781 wireless modem breaks cover

Cricket Wireless has unveiled a new mobile broadband modem that plugs into the USB port of your computer. The new modem is called the ZTE AC3781 the new modem is designed to be affordable and uses the Cricket no contract mobile broadband plans. The device will allow the user to access the web, email, text, and supports apps needing connectivity. Read The Full Story

Cricket Wireless lands LG Optimus C

Pre-paid carrier Cricket Wireless has announced the addition of a new Android phone to its line. The new phone is called the LG Optimus C and it is the third Android device to hit the network. The Optimus C has some nice features like a 3.2" HVGA resolution touchscreen. Read The Full Story

Cricket Muve Music $55 plan to offer unlimited music & service

, Dec 20th 2010 Discuss [0]

Cricket Wireless has announced a new wireless plan that bundles unlimited music downloads with the usual calling, messaging and data access. Cricket Muve Music, set to makes its sales debut at CES 2011, is priced at $55 per month and comes with content from Universal, Warner, Sony and EMI. There's also a new phone to access the Muve Music service on, the $199 Samsung Suede SCH-r710. Read The Full Story

Cricket Crosswave hits stores today

About a week ago we talked a bit about the Cricket Wireless Crosswave mobile hotspot device. At the time, the price was expected to be about $109, but now that the thing is actually shipping, the final pricing is more than we expected. Read The Full Story

Cricket Crosswave Jumps Into The Market

Cricket Crosswave MiFi from Huawei technologies, is available today for pre-order, and it looks like it's time to give Verizon a little run for their money. This device looks pretty slick and offers wireless 3G internet for up to four devices, 3-hour usable battery life, and up to 32 GB removable memory slot. Read The Full Story

Cricket adds Samsung Messager II to line

Pre-paid and unlimited wireless services are the way to go for many mobile phone users. This sort of plan allows users to get all the minutes they want without having to sign a contract and without worrying about overages. Read The Full Story

Motorola Evoke QA4 on Cricket Wireless

, Mar 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

It doesn't exactly match up to the deluge of AT&T devices announced earlier today, but Cricket Wireless and Motorola have unveiled their latest CDMA device, the Motorola Evoke QA4.  Looking a little like both the iPhone 3G and HTC's Touch, the QA4 has a 2.8-inch 240 x 400 touchscreen, slide-out numeric keypad and EVDO Rev.A. There's also Bluetooth (with wireless stereo support), 256MB of internal storage and a microSD slot.  The Evoke QA4 has a full HTML browser that works in both landscape and portrait orientations; Motorola have fitted an accelerometer to switch between the two, and there's an on-screen QWERTY keyboard which can be called up in landscape orientation. Read The Full Story

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