The mobile gaming industry seems to be taking off, as many predicted in the past. In fact, many mobile services are seeing increased activity despite a down economy. Mobile gaming is great because you don’t have to take any device with you other than your phone, which you likely carry with you anyway. Boost Mobile now has a new way for you to enjoy your games: by competing head to head with ...

We spend the bulk of last week asking and answering questions about prepaid wireless. Something else these articles illustrate is the increased focus on prepaid wireless in the media. It’s a good story in these times. So are people reacting? It seems so. Cricket wireless and Boost Mobile are two companies who have seen an an uptick in customer activity in recent months. “We’re se...

It’s been a while, but the Prepaid Podcast returns for the month of December. We’ve got two big guests lined up: Daniel Neal, CEO of kajeet and John Votava, manager of corporate communications at Boost Mobile. So click on over to hear the Prepaid Podcast (34 min, 50 sec). And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast so you won’t miss any future episodes. You can also subscr...

One thing we’re seeing a lot of in the cellular arena is using phones to connect people. Yes, they do that inherently, but operators are taking it a step further, mainly using data services. We recently saw Virgin Mobile add some social networking services. Now Boost Mobile is getting in on the action. They’ve already got integrated social networking. Now they’re offering shareab...

ip.access Strengthens Management Team For Continued Growth Cambridge, UK-/Wi-Fi Technology News/- ip.access, the multi-award winning developer of picocell and femtocell solutions to boost mobile phone coverage indoors, today announced the appointment of Philip Rimell as its new Chief Operating Officer.

Last month Boost Mobile added the Motorola i776 to their roster of phones. It’s a neat little gadget, one I’ve had in front of me for almost a month and have been meaning to review. Along with the standard i776 came a purple version, styled for females. Yesterday, Boost announced this model. It’s the exact same phone, just purple. So that’s cool. You can grab it at a retail...

Just this past Friday, we discussed how the best way to start saving on your cell phone bill is to go prepaid. This is something we’ve been talking about for a while, given the state of the economy. The prepaid movement seems to be coming around, with T-Mobile adding more prepaid than postpaid subscribers in the third quarter. Now we get word that Boost Mobile predicts that prepaid grow more...

Prepaid wireless service, which has been gaining steam over the past year, will continue to outpace contract-based growth going into 2009, according to third party research from Boost Mobile, Sprint Nextel's prepaid unit. The data shows a growth rate of 14 percent for 2009 in the prepaid market, compared with 4 percent for postpaid. The carriers are also seeing some returns in the market; T-M...

Just found this tidbit on Boost Mobile in an article about Sprint’s poor third quarter. The company as a whole shed 1.1 million postpaid customers, which is bad enough. On the prepaid end, they dropped 329,000 customers. At the end of the quarter, Boost had 3.9 million prepaid subscribers, putting it right alongside competition like Cricket, MetroPCS, Virgin Mobile, and T-Mobile’s To G...

ip.access Strengthens Management Team For Continued Growth Cambridge, UK-/Wi-Fi Technology News/- ip.access, the multi-award winning developer of picocell and femtocell solutions to boost mobile phone coverage indoors, today announced the appointment of Philip Rimell as its new Chief Operating Officer.