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What started out as a nice but relatively uninteresting announcement about Wi-Fi coming to the BlackBerry Tour by next year suddenly became a lot more interesting today. Jeff Clemow, Sprint's director of business product marketing, told Fierce Wireless that all major major devices to be sold by Sprint from here on out will include Wi-Fi capability. That's a pretty strong demand for smartphone manufacturers that have been neglecting to include Wi-Fi in their phones (including the BlackBerry Tour which will go on sale Sunday without Wi-Fi). But we…

Remember the little MiFi we loved so much? Well it was only available on Verizon and Sprint at first, but Novatel has just announced a new HSPA version of the MiFi that will work on AT&T and T-Mobile networks. And yes, this little wonder will take advantage of the 3G networks too, so you could potentially get some pretty good speeds out of this little wonder. Obviously you’ll probably have to purchase the MiFi th…

While Virgin Mobile isn’t the biggest name in the American cell phone industry, it has steadily been making a dent among consumers in the US with its prepaid model. Of course, that may or may not be the reason Sprint just bought them out. Virgin Mobile didn’t have any of its own networks, instead operating as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (running on existing networks). So Sprint didn’t really acquire any additional towers or coverage with this deal; in fact, most of the Virgin Mobile traffic ran on Sprint hardware anyway. Nevertheless, …

The US of A won another title, but not in anything prestigious like the Olympics or Chess Boxing or even a Hot Dog Eating Contest. No, this title carries a badge of shame (and hopefully consumer outrage). The United States of America has won the distinction of having the most expensive cell phone bills in the world. It should come as no surprise to anyone who pays for their own phone these days, but it stings so much more when it becomes official. This finding was announced by the OECD, who published the results of a study where the OECD compared prices for a set number of minutes and texts annually. The USA came out as the most expensive, while Canada …