Sprint today announced the Samsung M370, an entry-level flip phone. The M370 features 3G data, a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, GPS, a 3.5mm headset jack, speakerphone, and other tools.

The flip phone is making a comeback. And Samsung is adding a new challenger ... starting February 14 in Korea and the United States. Get it from Sprint for $1379.99 or $57.50 per month for 18 ...

There are wack lawsuits, and there are wack lawsuits, but what the hell do private citizens John and Christina King think they're suing Sprint and Samsung ... (aka a flip-smartphone) and a ...

The availability date suggests that the end of May is when Sprint will flip on the ... S10 5G – Samsung’s first 5G smartphone in the U.S. Customers who purchase the phone today can get $ ...

Samsung’s Z Flip smartphone is the first folding phone to flip over ... Out of the gate, you can get it from AT&T or Sprint but not T-Mobile or Verizon, though you can also purchase an unlocked ...

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For Sammy’s flip-style foldable, the Galaxy Z Flip 7, the leaks report that it’ll come with 8GB or 12GB of RAM — with 128GB, ...

My wife wants a flip phone ... to a Sprint store. I suggest just telling that you want to buy it as a backup handset and don't want or need a plan for it. Also given that they are both Samsung's ...

The razr is a Verizon Wireless exclusive, while the Z Flip is available through AT&T, Sprint or unlocked ... know how well the phone will stand up to everyday use. Remember, Samsung was days ...

while Sprint is leasing the phone for $57.50 a month over 18 months. You can order the Galaxy Z Flip from Samsung, Best Buy, AT&T and Sprint, though the Galaxy Z Flip is selling out. You may have ...

but stock is only currently available for Sprint members. Meanwhile, Best Buy is selling the phones with a $50 discount at activation. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip specifications Here's a brief breakdown ...