Ting confirms HTC Tiara coming to their network “mid to late July”

Reading time icon 2 min. read


Readers help support MSPoweruser. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Tooltip Icon

Read the affiliate disclosure page to find out how can you help MSPoweruser effortlessly and without spending any money. Read more

Ting has announced that the HTC Tiara is indeed coming to their network, and presumably also Sprint too.

Writing on their blog they said:

It’s been possible to bring some Windows Phone devices to Ting since we launched the Bring your Sprint Device to Ting program. Soon though, we’ll be getting officially official with Windows Phone.

In mid- to late-July (later than the early July timeframe we were hoping for. Our apologies.) we’ll have the Samsung and HTC Windows Phone 8 devices we’ve hinted at previously. We have confirmed the HTC model that we’ll have available but we’re still waiting for official word on the Samsung device.

HTC Tiara

With all the pomp and pageantry we can muster, we’ll be bringing the HTC Tiara to Ting. We’ll also be hoping (but secretly, not all that much) that Tiara is a codename.

While it’s not been officially unveiled, the Tiara is expected to be the follow-up and an upgraded version of the well appointed HTC Desire SV (WVGA handset with a dual-core S4 processor).

Since it hasn’t been officially launched and so the spec sheet isn’t confirmed, we’ll stop short of detailing all the specs and capabilities of the Tiara except to say that it will be an LTE-ready device.

They also confirmed an unnamed Samsung handset was on the way.  The handset, which is believed to be a version of the Samsung ATIV S, is said also to be world phone with an unlocked GSM SIM slot for international travellers.

Ting is a Sprint MVNO, so we expect the handsets to arrive on the parent network at around the same time.

Read more on their blog here.

Via PhoneDog.com

More about the topics: cdma, gdr2, htc tiara, sprint, ting, windows phone 8

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *