Sprint confirms end to HTC Evo 4G LTE ban

Sprint confirms end to HTC Evo 4G LTE banned - Sprint says HTC Evo 4G LTE made it through customs and can be accessed in the near future.

Sprint representative told TechRadar, that customers can rely on pre-order HTC Evo 4G LTE phone to begin recording on May 24.

"Sprint to begin shipping HTC Evo 4G LTE to arrive on or about Thursday, May 24 for customers who pre-ordered online at the expected device Sprint", said Sprint TechRadar.

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However, Sprint does not occur if the client can expect the Android smartphone to comment on the shelves, saying only that details of the national launch will be announced "as soon as possible."

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HTC Evo 4G LTE was the beginning of the problems with U.S. Customs investigation, the detainee claims that, as HTC and One-X patents Apple, violated.

The patent in question, how to interpret a smart phone and e-mail addresses with e-mail, Web sites, as well as a number of texts, so that users simply press the number or address to contact you or send e-mail.

Confirmed yesterday that some HTC phones began to pass through customs, although it is unclear in what quantities, and the model that was left.

The problem is still unknown quantity, but the number of devices to make it through Sprint seems sufficient to be sure the site under pre-orders in the near future.

Sprint Comments at him some freedom with the date May 24, the date is confirmed by the company, as the only HTC devices up through customs is a good sign that the introduction of LTE Evo 4g those. Sprint confirms LTE 4G HTC Evo ending prohibition.