Sprint

Sprint was a major telecommunications company in the U.S., known for its extensive wireless services. It gained significant traction in the early 2000s after acquiring Nextel Communications, creating Sprint Nextel. However, the Nextel brand eventually faded, and Sprint continued to operate as a standalone brand until 2020, when it merged with T-Mobile. This merger ended Sprint as an independent entity, with T-Mobile absorbing its customers and network. This is Prepaid Reviews’ historic archive coverage of the carrier.

Sprint

Report claims Japanese carrier could acquire Sprint

Sprint puts an end date on iDEN: June 2013

Sprint makes WiMax for Boost and Virgin official

Sprint could bring 4G LTE to Boost and Virgin

Sprint putting a focus on MVNO partners

One way to get high-end smartphones on prepaid

Prepaid continues to fuel Sprint's growth

Sprint discontinuing Common Cents, moving to Virgin's payLo

Sprint prepaid adds customers, reduces churn

iDEN phase-out to begin in 2013

Sprint CEO confirms iDEN shutdown

Assurance Wireless announces paid voice plans

Clearwire announces $5/day prepaid mobile broadband

Clearwire taking WiMax broadband to prepaid

Sprint introduces Common Cents plans with round down minutes

Sprint once again strong on prepaid adds

Sprint MVNOs will have access to data plans

Sprint could improve with top, bottom of cellular market

Sprint ends litigation by acquiring iPCS

Another lawsuit over Sprint's Virgin Mobile acquisition

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