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The iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display will each support fourteen LTE bands, the greatest number of any of Apple’s 4G-capable devices so far, with carriers like T-Mobile already trying to differentiate themselves from the crowd with the promise of bundled data. The two new tablets, announced this morning, will work with nine […]

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It was back in August when Samsung announced that the Galaxy Mega 6.3 phablet will be headed to Sprint, apart from AT&T and U.S. Cellular. Announcements regarding the pricing and availability were to be made by carriers, and Sprint still hasn’t revealed when the phablet will be available for its customers and how much they’ll have to part with. Though it seems that Sprint might finally be gearing up to launch the phablet. The press render of Sprint Galaxy Mega 6.3 has leaked online.

Both U.S. cellular and AT&T are already selling the Galaxy Mega 6.3 to their customers, Sprint has kept itself out of the fray for quite some time now. AT&T sells the phablet for $149.99 on contract, while Sprint is yet to announce the pricing for its model, though one can expect it to be priced around the same level. It can easily be said that the Galaxy Mega 6.3 is probably one of the largest phones that Samsung has ever made, its not a traditional 7 inch tablet, its basically a smartphone with a gigantic display. The phablet has a dualcore Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 1.5GB of RAM, an 8 megapixel rear camera, LTE compatibility and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Those who are interested in the device can check out our review of the Galaxy Mega 6.3 to help make the purchase decision easier for them. [Image via @evleaks]

Sprint Galaxy Mega 6.3 Render Leaks original content from Ubergizmo.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has launched to positive reviews, customers who’ve picked up the device don’t seem to be bothered by any quirks or issues. That’s not entirely the case for those who opted for a Galaxy Note 3 from Sprint. The carrier’s official support forums are full of subscribers complaining about terrible call quality on their latest Samsung phablet, running on Sprint’s network. The carrier has said that this issue has come under the spotlight and has been relayed to the people who have the necessary power to investigate it.

The issue doesn’t seem to stem from faulty hardware it seems. Sprint subscribers who’ve complained about this issue say that its not the earpiece or the microphone, its with the calls, which are said to be cracky and full of distortion. The issue seems to be limited to Galaxy Note 3 only, those who’ve used replacement devices complain that the issue remains unaffected. No call quality problems are being reported with VoIP services, which rules out all possibilities of a hardware based issue. So its likely that this is a software related issue, one that can be fixed through a firmware update, though its anybodys guess when such an update is going to be rolled out. Sprint is currently investigating the issue. Calling Samsung for help won’t do any good, the manufacturer is relaying all complaints back to Sprint right now. Have you faced the same issue on your Sprint Galaxy Note 3?

Sprint Galaxy Note 3 Users Complain Of Terrible Call Quality original content from Ubergizmo.

If you were looking for an affordable tablet, Sprint has announced that starting on the 11th of October, customers will be able to get their hands on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0. The tablet will be offered for an extremely affordable $49.99, but it will require the customer to sign a new two-year contract with Sprint or as an upgrade. The tablet will be offered in both black and white finishes, although the white version will be the only version available at the start, with the black version of the tablet expected to arrive in time for the holidays. However it should be noted that the price tag of $49.99 is mentioned as a introductory price, meaning that the price could go up in the future so if you’re after a tablet, you should probably hurry to take advantage of this price.

As far as hardware specs are concerned, the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 is not best tablet in the market, but we expect it should be more than capable of getting the job done. It will feature a 7” 1024×600 display, a 1.6GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, sport a 3.15MP rear-facing camera, 16GB of onboard storage that can be expanded via microSD, a decently-sized 4,000mAh battery and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean running on board. Like we said it’s not the most powerful Android tablet on the market, but if you’d rather not shell out more money for better hardware, this would be one of your options.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 Arriving On Sprint 11th October original content from Ubergizmo.