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Sprint, Google Embrace: Google Voice, Nexus 4G Coming To Carrier

March 21, 2011 at 6:07 am PT

Get ready for a slew of mobile deals beyond the AT&T/T-Mobile linkup, all timed to this week’s CTIA conference. For instance: Sprint is offering Google Voice for all of its mobile customers; Sprint says the integration will be finished “soon”. The two companies have also announced that Sprint will be offering Samsung’s Nexus 4G, the “first pure Google phone” running the Android 2.3 “Gingerbread” operating system. You can find Ina Fried’s comprehensive CTIA coverage here.

Tagged with advertising, Android, AT&T, blogs, CTIA 2011, Google, Google Voice, Ina Fried, Internet, MediaMemo, newsbyte, Nexus 4G, Samsung, Sprint, T-Mobile

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Anonymous

Google should buy Sprint
Eludium Q36

This is sweet, I already use G-Voice on my Sprint TP2 via web interface but having it integrated will be much more convenient. And of course, I’ll be dropping the old TP2 for a new EVO 3D when it’s available, good times.
http://twitter.com/GCustom Kacey Green

What do you think of the HTC Arrive on Sprint?
Eludium Q36

The HTC Arrive is basically a Touch Pro 2 body with the not-ready-for-prime-time WP7 system on it, not interested.