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Boost: New Offers Not Spoiling Prepaid Party

Sep 16 2011 | News

What with Verizon Wireless' $50 unlimited prepaid plan, AT&T's $25 monthly GoPhone offer and myriad others out there, you'd think the prepaid sector was in for a tumultuous ride.

Boost Founder Now Focused on Building Bridges

Jun 28 2011 | News

The founder of Boost Mobile and Amp'd Mobile, yesterday was officially deemed interim CEO of NeuMedia...

Boost Gets New Phones from Motorola

May 13 2011 | News

Prepaid carrier Boost Mobile today launched three new iDEN phones from Motorola...

Boost Mobile Seizes on Gripes About Wireless

Apr 13 2011 | News

If consumers have complaints about wireless services, Boost Mobile wants to hear them – and spread them around using Facebook and Twitter.

Boost Debuts Shrinking Service Plans

Oct 14 2010 | News

Boost is shrinking customers monthly bills.

Boost Seeks to Impress with Samsung

Aug 11 2010 | News

Prepaid provider Boost Mobile today announced the Samsung Seek, the company's first touchscreen device with a slide-out qwerty keyboard.

Boost Mobile Gets First Android

Jun 3 2010 | News

Boost Mobile, Sprint Nextel's prepaid unit, today announced availability of the Motorola i1, the carrier's first Android phone.

Is Prepaid Focus Good for Sprint?

May 7 2010 | Wireless Week Blog

Is Sprint's multi-brand prepaid approach the right strategy?

Boost $50 Plan Gets E-mail, IM, Unlimited 411

May 4 2010 | News

Boost Mobile has upped the ante on its $50 all-you-can eat plan with the addition of e-mail, instant messaging and unlimited calls to 411.

2010 WW Leadership Awards - Matt Carter: Behind Boost’s Turnaround

Mar 7 2010 | Articles

When Matt Carter took the reigns at Boost Mobile, things were looking grim. The prepaid carrier’s net adds had begun to slow in 2007. By the next year, the carrier began to hemorrhage customers, losing 338,000 subscribers by the time Carter came in to help.