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Boost-branded Motorola i1 goes live on Best Buy’s site

You won’t find any mention of the Android-powered Motorola i1 on Boost Mobile’s site just yet, but the phone — the very first to run Android for iDEN networks — looks destined for Sprint’s prepaid brand at this time that Best Buy has fessed up to it. It really doesn’t come as any surprise since we already knew the i1 would be launching on Sprint’s Direct Connect service, and it seems rather silly for those guys not to get as much use out of the phone as they can, particularly considering that it’s arguably the most exciting iDEN handset ever made. That’s not saying much, we know… but you know what we mean. at this time, the question is: who’s plan to pay $349.99 for it with no commitment?

Boost-branded Motorola i1 goes live on Best Buy’s site originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Tue, 25 May 2010 15:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Boost-branded Motorola i1 goes live on Best Buy’s site

You won’t find any mention of the Android-powered Motorola i1 on Boost Mobile’s site just yet, but the phone — the very first to run Android for iDEN networks — looks destined for Sprint’s prepaid brand at this time that Best Buy has fessed up to it. It really doesn’t come as any surprise since we already knew the i1 would be launching on Sprint’s Direct Connect service, and it seems rather silly for those guys not to get as much use out of the phone as they can, particularly considering that it’s arguably the most exciting iDEN handset ever made. That’s not saying much, we know… but you know what we mean. at this time, the question is: who’s plan to pay $349.99 for it with no commitment?

Boost-branded Motorola i1 goes live on Best Buy’s site originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Tue, 25 May 2010 15:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Boost-branded Motorola i1 goes live on Best Buy’s site

You won’t find any mention of the Android-powered Motorola i1 on Boost Mobile’s site just yet, but the phone — the very first to run Android for iDEN networks — looks destined for Sprint’s prepaid brand at this time that Best Buy has fessed up to it. It really doesn’t come as any surprise since we already knew the i1 would be launching on Sprint’s Direct Connect service, and it seems rather silly for those guys not to get as much use out of the phone as they can, particularly considering that it’s arguably the most exciting iDEN handset ever made. That’s not saying much, we know… but you know what we mean. at this time, the question is: who’s plan to pay $349.99 for it with no commitment?

Boost-branded Motorola i1 goes live on Best Buy’s site originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Tue, 25 May 2010 15:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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