HTC Desire 510 heading to Sprint

HTC Desire 510 heading to Sprint, Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Cricket Wireless in the US

Yesterday’s unveiling of the HTC Desire 510 was followed up with news today that the affordable LTE smartphone will soon be making its way to four service providers in the US. Those who use Sprint, Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Cricket Wireless will soon be able to get their hands on the HTC Desire 510. Availability and pricing details have not yet been shared, but we have a feeling the Desire 510 will be priced below the $200 mark without a contract.
One thing that caught us off guard when looking through the new HTC Desire 510 webpage was an image of the phone with HTC’s Retro DotView case. Until now, the DotView case has only been available for phone running a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 SoC since it required specific processing features to enable HTC’s Motion Launch gestures. While the Desire 510 is a cheap phone, the new Snapdragon 410 SoC appears to have exactly what HTC needs.
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As soon as Sprint, Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile and Cricket Wireless release more details regarding the launch and pricing of the HTC Desire 510, we’ll be sure to share it with you.

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