What’s that? What did you say? The View 4G isn’t enough on its own to get you into a Sprint store on the 24th? Well good news pal, here’s an extra something to get you up to the register and handing over that hard earned cash to Sprint instead of whoever you might at the moment…The HTC Evo 3D, which we gave you the rundown on back in the beginning of May, will be joining HTC’s View 4G in Sprint stores on the 24th.

 
This will make Sprint a premier carrier for HTC devices at the moment, as with the exception of T-Mobile’s upcoming Sensation (which will be hitting T-Mobile and Walmart stores this month), they’ve got the market cornered on the latest and greatest devices from the one of our favorite mobile manufacturers.

For a quick refresher on the device’s details, and more, hit up the read link below!

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Looks like we’ll have another tablet entering the fray soon. Sprint’s site has just leaked that HTC’s newest Sense based tablet will make it way onto the carrier’s shelves starting June 24th. If the iPad feels a little big to you, check out the View! Rocking Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and Sense for Tablets, the UI and tablet experience should certainly best that of the original Galaxy Tab.

Additional specs include 32GB of internal storage, a single-core 1.5GHz processor, and front and rear facing cameras. With a 7″ screen, WiMax for super fast (although not quite LTE-fast) internet speeds, and the custom stylus to boot (sold seperately, what an oversight by HTC/Sprint…) the View does have some perks that might convince some to sign that (relatively) inexpensive Sprint contract.

The question is…Will you be one of them? Let us know what you think below, or hit us up on Twitter @ITKtweets!

Source: Engadget

Yesterday Sprint announced their new hotness…The 4G EVO 3D, coming this summer. Aside from being a part of their increasingly popular EVO line of phones, the EVO 3D (even if you ignore the gimmicky new 3D technology) has the specs to stand apart on its on.

From a pure speed standpoint, this thing should be setting benchmark records across the board. With a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor (the EVO 3D being the first phone to get this chip,) a full gigabyte of RAM, and Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) running the show, this should easily be one of the snappiest Android phones on the market.

Click through for the rest of the base specs, and some details on the phone’s (coveted?) 3D capabilities.

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