Sprint will also carry HTC Desire 626s by this month

By now we can confirm that HTC have already decided to bring their latest fleet of affordable and noteworthy Desire smartphones to the United States, partnered by the countryside carriers. Today, we heard that the American telecommunications holding company, Sprint has also announced it's plans to include the newly announced HTC Desire 626s smartphone over their network, starting from Sunday, July 19.

Yesterday we came across T-Mobile and MetroPCS, who had even shared their ideas on having the newly out HTC smartphone over their connection, which should go on sale, by late July 22 for $169.99. Here, as far as Sprint will be scaling the device to their wireless services, consumers looking for a Sprint HTC Desire 626s will be able to grab one from any of their nationwide outlets and from the company's online domain for a price of 129 United States Dollars going for one time payment with unlimited talk time plus texts and 1 GB of data.

Over agreements of some inked papers and Sprint's prepaid plan, the handset will put you front for just $35 a month, offered with the unlimited talk time, text messages and 1 GB of data. If that's not it, you can also pay $45 for a month and you'll receive very same from above but with increased 3 GB of internet, and at $55 monthly again for unlimited talk time, text messages and 6 GB of data. Now, if your an internet junkie and when you require additional data, Sprint has got data pack promotions specially for you at only $2, $5 and $10 for 100 MB, 500 MB and 1 GB of extra data, respectively.

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ASUS ZenFone 2E is an United States AT&T exclusive

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As the weekend just faded away, we have couple of new smartphones, the HTC Desire 626s, that was introduced officially back last month and LG G Stylo, that made it's debut in May, to be precise , now being headed to the prepaid partner of AT&T networks, Cricket Wireless in the United States. Earlier today, the carrier have officially launched these lately out smartphones from the Taiwanese phone maker HTC and South Korean consumer electronics manufacturer LG exclusively for their customers, that will be available for purchase from Cricket's online webpage as well as through their local stores nationwide. The phones will come from the wireless associate in regard of their rating plans, starting from Basic, Smart to Pro. And for the folks looking for some off-contract business here, the LG G Stylo is too set back for $199.99 in Metallic Silver and HTC Desire 626s in Blue shade will follow it with tags of 149.99 United States Dollars, both being activated and ships...

Pixel C is Google's latest $499 worth Android 6.0 Marshmallow powered tablet

Along with the brand new Nexus front runner smartphones , Google have also announced their slate for the year 2015, which is written to be the American technology company's first ever Android tablet flagship made end-to-end by Google alone. The new device will definitely fall in line with the original Chromebook Pixel in design resemblance, sighting the same great and beautiful aluminum design, sharp display as well as USB Type-C for connectivity, now named as the all new Pixel C. The new make from Google is also said to bring full-sized keyboard typing experience with extreme portability of handling a tablet, together. The keyboard acts as a kickstand for the device, giving it sort of a laptop-like advantage and attaches to the slate magnetically, so it should make things easier to switch between physical typing and touchscreen, seamlessly. As the keyboard charges directly from the connected Pixel C (once you fold it over), it skips the hitch of having a different char...

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