LG GD580 Lollipop 2 now available "Qtee"

LG GD580 is a beautiful and amzing 2.8 Inch Clamshell Phone for young people, which works on GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz and 3G/UMTS networks. The GD580 also featuresa resolution of 240x400 pixels, 3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, FM tuner, USB 2.0 port, 18MB internal memory and microSD card support.

Available in stock at upnext wireless for $269.99 no contract and works on any GSM simcards. It's a cute and attracts the young female of all ages.

Motorola Milestone "DROID", GSM version just released

MILESTONE features a 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and one-touch broadcast-quality playback and easy 3G or WiFi YouTube uploads.It automatically transforms into a multi-media hub for movies, music, pictures and can even act as your bedside alarm clock.
It's a pint size power plant. Location aware. Speech recongizing and multitasking. It can connect at breakneck speed. Power and intelligence can be more than a phone. DROID by Motorola.

Available in stock at your participating upnext wireless locations for $699.99, no contract necessary! Fully support on any GSM simcard.

Boost Mobile launching BlackBerry 8330, Sanyo Incognito, Sanyo Mirro

For those of you who love CDMA and fear contracts, we have some good news for you. A new connect has come through with some details on three new handsets to be offered by U.S. prepaid provider Boost Mobile. Our source indicates that starting January 13, Boost will be offering the BlackBerry 8330 for $249 and will pair it with an unlimited talk, text and web plan for $70/month. The Sanyo Incognito will be offered for $149 and the Sanyo Mirro for $99, both with unlimited talk, text and web for $50/month. We’ve got the additional screen captures queued up for you after the break. So the only question left is, any Boost Mobile fans out there and anyone itching to grab a BlackBerry 8330?

Spotify and Google teaming up to challenge iTunes Music Store?

If you are not familiar with Spotify — an online subscription based music service with millions of songs in its catalog that offers offline synchronization with the desktop and some mobile devices — there is a high likelihood you are living Stateside. Even though it still not available in the U.S. — really, thanks RIAA — TechCrunch is reporting that Google and Spotify are working together on some sort of partnership that would perhaps build Spotify support right into Android 2.1, and potentially the Nexus One. Details are scarce about whether this partnership would result in a free, ad supported online music catalog for consumers (doubtful) or a subscription based service to compete with Apple iTunes Music Store. Either way, we are keeping our fingers crossed that offline synchronization stays on the table at some level, paid or not. This does make us curious though, would any of you switch to a subscription based service like Spotify if it allowed for offline synchronization? Or is owning/sharing/dominating your MP3 library a complete necessity?

Happy New Years 2010!

Upnext Wireless would like to thank all of our loyal readers for their continued support in 2009. We'd also like to wish everyone a safe and pleasant Holiday with best wishes heading into 2010.

Clearwire ends 2009 on a positive note, looks forward to 2010

Sprint/Clearwire has enjoyed the bounty of being the largest 4G carrier in the US in 2009. The Kirkland, Washington based company has expanded its Clear WiMAX service from a mere 2 to 27 total markets in 2009 and is offering 4-6Mbps broadband wireless connectivity in five major cities including Baltimore, Las Vegas, Chicago, Atlanta and Portland, Oregon. The road has been bumpy for Clear with widely reported network problems and other growing pains plaguing the company as it builds out its fledgling WiMAX infrastructure. Despite setbacks and delays, Clear’s WiMAX service has attracted 173,000 customers by the end of Q3 2009 and its subscriber base is expected to increase as it continues to roll out service in the fourth quarter of 2009. Fueling this growth is a healthy amount of capital that will allow Clear to expand WiMAX to 120 million customers by the end of 2010. That is the status of their network, hit the jump to see what Clear has in store for devices in 2010.