Boost Mobile is receiving it’s first, as well as the first, Android powered device to a prepaid carrier. This could open more opportunities for other prepaid networks as well.
With a hefty price tag attached to this device of $349.99, I’m sure this is still going to be huge for Boost.
Motorola i1 Features:
- Built-In Wi-Fi
For connection to the Internet. Stereo Bluetooth-compatible for hands-free conversation on a Bluetooth-enabled device. - Opera Mini 5 Web browser and Android operating system
Allows you to stay connected and productive on the go. - 3.1″ HVGA touch-screen display
For clear viewing of your text massages, photos and videos. - Store contacts, number photos and more
With the microSD memory card slot (2GB microSD card included). Supports up to 16GB microSD cards. - Built-in 5.0MP camera with autofocus, flash and zoom
For taking still photos and short videos. - SWYPE technology
For blazing-fast messaging. - Nationwide Walkie-Talkie
Offers flexible communication.
- Multimedia, instant messaging and text messaging
Let you easily communicate with friends and family. Supports Google Talk, MSN, Yahoo! and more. - Customizable ringtones
Allow you to personalize the sound of your phone. - Vibrate mode
Notifies you discreetly of incoming calls and messages. - Voice activation
For hands-free dialing. - Speed dial
Lets you call frequently used numbers with the touch of a button.
- Additional features
Include built-in Google Talk, photo and video sharing and more. - Downloadable content
Includes graphics and games to add creative touches to your phone. - Up to 210 minutes talk time and up to 100 hours standby
With included rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
After reading the “Feature List” I have to say this could be a very good move for both Boost Mobile and Android. For more information and purchase details visit BestBUY.com
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Vodafone NZ sell Android phones to pre-pay customers. So does Telecom NZ. Not sure this is a first for Boost….unless they are pre-pay ONLY.
Vodafone NZ sell Android phones to pre-pay customers. So does Telecom NZ. Not sure this is a first for Boost….unless they are pre-pay ONLY.
Boost Mobile is a prepay only wireless network, and for prepay only networks this is the first.
Boost Mobile is a prepay only wireless network, and for prepay only networks this is the first.
i have been a boost mobile customer since june 2007 and sell their phone and services my location 2820 e alondra compton california 90220 I have been happy for 3 years then i perchased an i1motorola phone .day one i was uable to recive calls. the message is please hold while your subscriber is trying to be reach than it drops your calls this continued for thee days i contact customer services they reset and master reset this will not work by the you are unable to return your phone for a refund
boost mobile will became a root for the other mobiles or networks,It develops a lot opportunities………
Boost Mobile is a prepay for only wireless network, and for prepay only networks this is the first update…
Boost Mobile is a prepay for only wireless network, and for prepay only networks this is the first update…
Awesome… This is where Android can make a real-difference and grow like crazy!
Can we get units like these for virgin mobile (the other sprint pre-paid). AT&T and T-mobile need to also start aggressively selling Android phones with their pre-paid plans… or they are going to lose out on the next-wave of the cell-phone expansion!
Well I Really Want This Phone Here,But It’s Kinda Expensive. I Would Really Get It If It was At A Lower Price..well the screen looks a little to small so i wouldnt get it for texting..thanks
Well the Boost Mobile is a prepay only wireless network, and for prepay only networks this is the first…Thank you very much for posting such a nice, it works really very well..
I think this could be a very good move for both Boost Mobile and Android.
Well that’s was nice AT&T and T-mobile need to also start aggressively selling Android phones with their pre-paid plans… or they are going to lose out on the next-wave of the cell-phone expansion! thanks for sharing with us…
Great one,This is where Android can make a real-difference and grow like crazy! Nice posting an article having a useful information. Thanks a lot!
Well the Boost Mobile is a prepay only wireless network, and for prepay only networks this is the first.
yes! I’ve been waiting for the last couple months for it. finallly something that’s not Pos for boost mobile