Boost Mobile Launching Motorola i1 Android Smartphone June 20

by Antonio Wells Jun 3, 2010 11:10 AM – 5 Comments

Boost Mobile, prepaid wireless carrier in North America, will launch a push-to-talk Android smartphone; the Motorola i1 June 20th in all their stores plus Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores. The phone will be offered with their $50 monthly unlimited prepaid service. The phone itself is impressive and rugged sporting a sturdy 3.1 inch touchscreen, nationwide walkie talkie, 5 mexapixel camera, access to email and Microsoft office documents, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth capable, plus access to more than 50,000 Android Apps from the Android Market.

Motorola i1 Angle View

Are you a Boost Mobile customer and wondering about Android’s goodies? Then this phone is one to grab!

Tags: Best Buy, Boost Mobile, Motorola i1, Push to Talk, Sprint

Categorised in: News

5 Comments

By Allison on July 1, 2010 at 10:00 pm:

This phone is really great. As long as you aren’t buying it for pandora or any other online music program. Pandora, no matter how much service or internet connection you have will constantly stop and it will suck. The key board called “sype” or something to that extent… IS AMAZING. i love it. it makes texting so much faster. I even used to say i prefered non touch phones because i could see the buttons but this phone is awesome. especially because you don’t have to pay your whole paycheck on the service. i say thumbs up.

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By jason on July 31, 2010 at 1:48 am:

I don’t know i just bout it and its only 1.5 witch means you cant git the turn by turn from google maps. so its a old operating system. it seems cool so far except for its like win 95 compared to win 7.

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- By bignig01 on November 28, 2010 at 12:18 pm:
  
  how are you able to write a review if you can’t even spell Bought not Bout
  
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  - By Jason Norment on November 28, 2010 at 12:27 pm:
    
    Where in the review do you see the word “bout”?
    
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By kay on May 12, 2011 at 8:47 pm:

can you root the boost mobile i1 phone??
an if so can u please tell me how its done???

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