iPhone on Sprint? Let the rumors begin!

An interesting tidbit from today's Verizon iPhone announcement, at a Q&A after the announcement, Apple  COO Tim Cook was asked if the CDMA version of the iPhone was exclusive to Verizon, to which he stated it was a multi-year deal with Verizon, but it was not exclusive. This means Apple could easily bring the iPhone to Sprint. Right? We'll see, since Apple hasn't exactly made the GSM version available on
T-Mobile, but now that it's clear AT&T's exclusivity agreement is over, anything's possible. Could our dream of the iPhone on every major carrier finally come true? Finger's crossed.

Sprint announces pricing and availability of Epic 4G

Sprint let the cat out of the bag by announcing that the Epic 4G would be available starting August 31 with reservations beginning August 13. If you haven't heard about the Epic 4G, it's a Samsung Galaxy S phone, just like the Vibrant and the Captivate, with a few added features. The Epic of course adds 4G capability on Sprint's 4G network, it also adds a front-facing camera, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and will be Mobile Hotspot capable. It'll ship with Android 2.1, but Sprint plans to upgrade to 2.2 "in the coming months." As for pricing, it'll be $249.99 with a two-year contract and $100 mail-in rebate.

[Businesswire]

Sprint expands 4G coverage

Sprint announced today that they have expanded their 4G coverage to new markets. The new cities are Modesto, Calif., Stockton, Calif., Jacksonville, Fla., Wilmington, Del., and Grand Rapids, Mich. Sprint's 4G coverage is now available in 48 cities across the US. Now all you EVO owners can take the little guy on a road trip.

[Businesswire]