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| February 07, 2013 CNET Mobile |  |
| Sprint shakes off Nextel, joins SoftBank | Sprint is close to doing away with its nearly eight-year partnership with Nextel. By the end of the first half of 2013, the U.S.' third-largest wireless carrier will drop Nextel's service and moniker from its brand. In the meantime, it will merge with SoftBank, a Japanese telecommunications company, which will bolster up Sprint's finances and network deployment. According to Q4 earnings reports, Sprint lost a significant amount of carrier subscribers on Nextel's service. | Read more | Share: 
| | Sprint Q4 loss widens to $1.32B as Nextel customers flee
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 | Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 With its stuttering dual-core CPU, high price tag, and wonky touch screen, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 comes up short in performance, features, and value compared with competing tablets. |  | Microsoft Surface Pro The Surface Pro's gutsy design successfully reinvents the Windows 8 laptop by cramming an ultrabook experience into the body of a 10-inch tablet. Those wanting to go all-in on the tablet experience won't regret buying the Surface Pro, but we're holding out for a future, more polished generation of the device. |  | ZTE Groove (Cricket Wireless) While the ZTE Groove can make calls, pass it over in favor of better Cricket handsets. Especially considering that the handset runs on the dated Android 2.3 OS, and has a low-resolution touch screen with a narrow viewing angle, and a poor audio speaker. |  | Kobo Arc Featuring a boxy build, an older OS, and buggy software, the Kobo Arc is a fine-enough tablet that simply doesn't offer enough compelling reasons to seriously consider it. |  | HTC One SV (Cricket Wireless) The HTC One SV's sleek design and fast processor are impressive. But we can't say we're big fans of its call quality, mediocre photos, and low screen resolution. | |  | | | | | | |
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