Samsung Seek Is Boost Mobile's First Touch/QWERTY Smartphone

The biggest problem facing prepaid mobile carriers isn't the pricing. In many cases, their pricing is far better than the major postpaid carriers. But aside from a lack of marketing at times, the phone selection is the biggest obstacle. AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon manage to land the best phones, and when consumers want the best devices, they simply don't have anything to offer at prepaid stores. But that's beginning to change. Boost Mobile has been offering an attractive $50/month unlimited plan that

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