The unlocked BLU S1 is available on Amazon at $130 instead of $180 for a very limited time, with a $200 Visa prepaid card thrown in at Sprint activation.
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Priced at $180, and up for grabs on Amazon.com, the BLU S1 is nothing to write home about, but it does support Sprint in addition to AT&T and T-Mobile.
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The two companies have settled patent licensing disputes of yesteryear. BLU will be paying out to BlackBerry. But Waterloo has more lawsuits to work.
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The Miami-based smartphone producer is ticking off two boxes with its new unlocked phones: affordable and metallic. What do you value?
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The BLU S1 is your run of the mill $160 budget Android phone and it's the first from the company to support Sprint bands. Don't get sweaty about it, though.
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Unveiled in the US rather than Germany, and already up for grabs on Amazon.com, the $200 BLU Vivo 8 serves pretty incredible bang for buck.
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The e-marketplace stated to Pocketnow that its decision to reinstate BLU phones to its offerings was based on conversations with the company.
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Are Android phone camera experiences really "years behind" the iPhone experience? That's what one former executive Googler said. We dive in on our show.
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Citing a "potential security issue," the e-marketplace has dropped all of BLU's phones from its site. The firmware on some of those phones is of concern.
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It is worse since November. The process is hidden better and can encompass everything about your phone from your location to what apps you install.
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A phone from December 2015 is getting updated with software that was released in October of that year. Perhaps you do get what you pay for.
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It has filed complaints with the US legal system as well as the International Trade Commission. BLU is said to have ignored negotiation requests.
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Priced at $179.99 on Amazon, the "diminutive" 5-inch BLU Life One X2 Mini packs a solid battery and plenty of memory, only running Android 6.0 however.
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If you hurry, the already tempting $200 BLU Vivo 5R can be yours for 50 bucks less, 1080p 5.5-inch display, 3GB RAM, fingerprint sensor and all.
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It took a little longer than expected to break cover, but now the $150 BLU Vivo XL2 is here, and it can be yours even cheaper for a few hours.
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