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Ting BYOD now allows Sprint LTE phones, soon to add Samsung Galaxy S IV, Galaxy S III Mini and HTC One to its lineup
Ting has made few important announcements in the last couple of days. First, they have announced adding Samsung Galaxy S IV, Galaxy S III Mini and HTC One to its lineup. Also, Ting BYOD program now supports Sprint LTE phones so customers are able to bring their own Sprint branded LTE handsets and activate it on Ting’s prepaid service that for some time now offers access to Sprint’s LTE network. Ting is a first MVNO to offer LTE. Read more
Ting Windows Phone 8 devices to become available in May or June
MVNO Ting, that uses Sprint’s network to offer prepaid service, has announced adding Windows Phone 8 devices to its lineup. They expect to offer them in four to six weeks after Sprint releases them. That means that Ting Windows Phone 8 devices will be available sometime in May or June, 2013, according to Ting’s blog post, rather than first quarter of 2013, as they previously expected. Read more
Ting to pay ETF up to $350 per line during February for those who switch
Sprint’s MVNO Ting has announced that in February they will start offering an ETF (early termination fee) payout for customers that want to switch to Ting but are tied up with another carrier’s postpaid service.
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Ting makes BYOSD available, releases new phones and offers some on sale
Just as announced at a Hangout, featured by Ting team on November 29, Ting makes BYOSD available but it also releases new phones in addition. They have lowered the prices of some handsets as well, just in time for holidays. Read more
Ting BYOSD option starting December 4th
At a Hangout featured by Ting team on November 29, Ting members have answered many questions sent by users via email, Twitter or asked by a phone regarding their upcoming services and new devices. Among other things, they have announced launching Ting BYOSD (Bring Your Own Sprint Device) program on December 4th. Read more
Ting BYOD program in beta test, soon to start activating Sprint phones
Sprint’s MVNO Ting, ran by Internet domain company Tucows, has started with beta test of its BYOD program. Ting has previously announced the launch of Bring Your Own Sprint Device for the Q4 this year and as expected, it’s going to happen soon. Right now, phones that have been tested with Ting BYOD program are HTC Evo 4G, Samsung Galaxy SII (Epic Touch 4G), LG Optimus S, HTC Evo 3D 4G and Motorola Photon 4G (not the Motorola Photon Q). Read more
Ting announces Samsung Galaxy Note II and LG Optimus G in two weeks time
Ting has been updating its customers regularly on what they have in plan for them, especially on handsets that will come to their lineup and those that won’t be able to make it, unfortunately, despite the effort. This time isn’t any different. On their blog, Ting announces Samsung Galaxy Note II and LG Optimus G in addition to LG Mach, QWERTY side-slider and a couple of Windows Phone 8 devices. Read more
Ting brings BYOD in Q4, Sprint phones allowed with a few exceptions
Ting, Sprint’s MVNO, has been working on adding BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) to its prepaid low-cost offer simply because users requested it. After all the hard work not to let its current and potential users down, Ting brings BYOD in Q4 of this year, 2012, and for now, only Sprint phones are allowed, with a few exceptions. Read more
Ting will ship Galaxy S III pre-orders by early September; announces top-tier smartphones HTC EVO 4G LTE and Motorola Photon Q
At the beginning of this month, Ting started accepting the Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders. According to the update provided on Ting’s blog, they are planning to start shipping those in early September or sooner, if possible. In addition, they revealed some really high-end handsets that will be ready for pre-ordering soon as well as its plans to offer Sprint’s 4G LTE data to its customers. Read more
Ting takes Samsung Galaxy S III preorders now
Ting’s parent company Tucows made an announcement today that Ting takes Samsung Galaxy S III preorders starting now at Ting’s website. Those interesting in this probably the coolest Android device that in this case uses Sprint’s 4G LTE network can choose from the 16GB version priced at $529 or the 32GB priced at $579. Samsung Galaxy S III is the first LTE-capable device on Ting. Read more
