Gibeon

Read title and that is my question. Its not my choice to go to Boostmobile in the next couple of days. But my parents tell me that if theres a cheaper option to go with than our current plan(with Verizon), it shows that this is my chance on getting an Android phone. My question will probably lead to even more questions, but whatever. So far my only question is the title and if the answer is a no... well that settles it. I appreciate any recommendations if you understand the situation clearly.

jwmacdon1231

As far as right now, the answer is no.

There are plans to get phones w/ Android to Boost.

Boost Mobile to get Android phones from Motorola in 2010? – Android and Me

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Gibeon

Thanks for quick reply. Im really in need of help because by tomorrow's the big day. I dont want to be the one without a cellphone in the family just because there is some hope of an Android phone. So far in the last few minutes, the closest to a Android Boostmobile phone is planned for Q3 2010, originally the Motorola Opus One but now its just called the i1. If you go to the wiki list of forthcoming Android smartphones, the i1 will feature Android 1.5 and the other features like.. 3.1-inch HVGA (320 x 480) touchscren, 5 megapixel camera, WiFi, and microSD expansion. Now I only started to catchup with Android news, but how does that compare to current phones?And yea I do realize that 1.5 is outdated. Hopefully it will be able to update to 2.1

jwmacdon1231

From the little info given on the i1, it seems to be a nice piece of equipment. Especially for being a "low-end" Android smartphone. I'm quite sure that, if this phone is released, it'll increase the sales for Boost.

One thing that may be of concern, though, is the data packages. How will Boost price them? Will they be able to keep their same low rates? Also, How much will the phone cost? The majority of the phones you can buy through Boost are over-priced (e.g. Blackberry Curve 8830 for $249). So I'm wondering how much will their 1st Android device be priced.

Gibeon

Yea I realized they overpriced some of their phones. About their data packages...well we're gonna see that till tomorrow when we go to bestbuy or a boostmobile store. I hope in the end I don't have buyers remorse. Not a good time to worry about that when you have other major things to worry about like going to college.

jwmacdon1231

Lol. True that.

phirefaux

im surprised that boost is planning on android phones, i mean it seem like they just got the curve which is kinda dated as far as smartphones are concerned.

hazelnice

i agree! there are no plans to get w/ Android to Boost.

jwmacdon1231

That is true.

I guess they're trying to capitalize on the ever expanding android market.

Who can blame them.

I just wonder if they're going to be able to keep their low plan prices.