U.S. Cellular Brings Back Contracts For Customer Device Upgrades

U.S. Cellular previously allowed customers to upgrade to a subsidized device without having to sign a new two year contract, after having completed an entire two year contract with the carrier. Earlier today it was being rumored that perhaps U.S. […]

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T-Mobile Acquires AWS Spectrum From U.S. Cellular, Will Expand LTE To 29 New Markets

T-Mobile has acquired key AWS spectrum from U.S. Cellular in the Mississippi Valley Region, allowing it to expand its 4G LTE network in 29 new markets.

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U.S. Cellular Launches ZTE Imperial For $299 Upfront, $0.01 On Contract

ZTE Imperial smartphone is now available from U.S. cellular for a full price of $299. It can also be purchased with a two year contract for only $0.01 upfront.

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LG Optimus F7 Released By US Cellular For $99.99

U.S. Cellular has released LG Optimus F7 smartphone. It costs $99.99 upfront with a two year contract.

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Sprint acquiring U.S. Cellular’s spectrum and 585,000 customers in Midwest for $480 Million

Sprint is adopting an “if you can’t build it, then buy it” approach. Sprint has just announced that it will be acquiring U.S. Cellular’s PCS spectrum and customers in the Midwest market, particularly in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri and Ohio including the Chicago and St. Louis, for a whopping $480 million in cash. Sprint will also assume “certain liabilities” from the deal. The giant telecommunications company says that the additional spectrum will be used to supplement its coverage in these areas as it continues to deploy its Network Vision upgrade. (more…)

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Huawei Ascend Y heads to US Cellular, is available now for $30 on contract

Huawei Ascend Y heads to US Cellular, is available now for $30 on contract

Despite being involved in a recent national security controversy in the US, Huawei isn’t quite ready to slow down its plans to bring as many handsets as possible over to Stateside shores. Today, the Chinese company is making its Gingerbread-packing Huawei Ascend Y available to US Cellular subscribers, giving folks who want to keep spending to a minimum yet another Android option on the regional carrier. The Ascend Y itself boasts a 3.5-inch, 480 x 320 screen, which is paired alongside a 3.2-megapixel rear camera and, for audiophiles, DTS Envelo — a technology “for virtual surround sound to enhance audio experience.” The Huawei Ascend Y is up for grabs now at a decent price of $30 (with a two-year contract, of course), though the carrier’s site currently has it listed for a mere one cent. No word on how long this promo will last, so those of you interested may want to check out the source link below right about now.

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