Cricket Communications Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary company of Leap Wireless International and one of the premier unlimited wireless providers over its high-quality 3G network, and Kyocera Wireless Corporation, one of the global leaders of wireless phone and device manufacturers, have jointly made an important announcement of the immediate availability of the latest Kyocera S1300 mobile phone. This cell phone will be available at all the Cricket retail stores in Chicago and will also soon expand services nationwide.

The Kyocera S1300 has an elegant, bar-style phone streamlined design that provides the user with an array of functionalities, such as Mobile Web, SMS, voice memos, large display and keypad TTY/TDD support for the hearing impaired and support for HAC-compliant, all at affordable rates. This is true value for money for customers who want to take advantage of Cricket’s wide variety of unlimited plans.

The Kyocera S1300 retails at $89.99. You can visit www.mycricket.com or www.kyocera-wireless.com for more information.

Kyocera S1300

The FCC has recently received information on the Kyocera S1300, meaning that it could soon reach the mobile market. As long as everything is approved and reviewed by the FCC, then the Kyocera S1300 will be available soon. The S1300 will feature a tri-band 800/1700/1900MHz CDMA network and will arrive with a GPS. The rest of this device is said to be basic and easy to utilize.

The S1300 will not feature a camera as odd as this may be with how technology’s advanced recently, however its easy usability will recompense for the lack of technology. This device allows for speakerphone support, voice commands and integrated Web browsing. We have no clue on which carrier Kyocera will offer the S1300 on, however MetroPCS will be a more suited carrier.

Kyocera S1300

source Ubergizmo