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Virgin Mobile's service's will be discontinued in US, confirms Sprint


Giving an overview of the company, Virgin Mobile, is one of the popular mobile network service provider around the globe, licensed under the Virgin Mobile brand from the United Kingdom based Virgin Group founded by the British businessman Richard Branson and John Tantum from US. Virgin Mobile USA was established back in 2001 in a joint venture between Virgin Group and Sprint Corporation and later in 2009, Sprint Nextel bought the joint-venture partnership from Virgin Group, to become the sole owner of the company in the United States.

 Recently the company has made an official statement that the telecommunications giant in the country will discontinue Virgin Mobile USA and will transfer all their active and existing accounts to Sprint's yet another subsidiary, Boost Mobile beginning in February. According to the company, customers on the network were notified starting early January about the decision to discontinue Virgin Mobile USA's service plans across the stateside. It is worth mentioning that all existing customers will keep their phone numbers, monthly plans, as well as payment dates the same on the new Boost Mobile's network.
At this time a decision to discontinue the Virgin Mobile USA service has been made. As we are committed to providing you with great service, we will transfer your account to our sister brand Boost Mobile.
Source: Virgin mobile 

HTC Desire 510 is enroute to United States and Canada



HTC just had unveiled a new member to their existing Android powered Desire line-up of smartphones, named as the new HTC Desire 510. Talking a little about the brand new handset, it is the Taiwanese manufacturer's most affordable 4G LTE capable smartphone ever announced till date, captioning on their recent blog post as, "Bringing Super-fast 4G to Everyone". To better understand the new release from HTC, click here.

 The handset manufacturer, hours back tweeted on their United States and Canada based official Twitter accounts that, the phone will be making it's way to the countries on their respective network operators. So, for the Stateside, the new HTC device will be coming to Cricket Wireless, Sprint, Virgin Mobile USA and Boost Mobile. The people in the Canadian, North American region, the smartphone will be offered from Fido, Rogers Wireless, SaskTel, TELUS, Videotron and Virgin Mobile Canada. Pricing and other plans are not revealed at the moment.

 Source: HTC USA (Twitter), HTC Canada (Twitter)

Finally, HTC Desire 816 coming to United States through Virgin Mobile



Virgin Mobile USA will be the first wireless communication brand to offer the lately announced Taiwanese made HTC Desire 816 in the United States, after recently announcing the availability of Desire 610 smartphone, Stateside. The new 5.5-inches phablet smartphone with Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor will come to America for a price of $299, which should be available starting today online on any of Virgin Mobile USA’s Beyond Talk contract-free plans and from nationwide retail outlets, eventually later this month.
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