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Sprint’s EVO 4G LTE Has Cleared U.S. Customs, Pre-Orders To Be Filled As Early As May 24

May 22, 2012

Sprint's launch plans for the HTC EVO 4G LTE were ruined last week when shipments of their shiny new Android handset were held up by United States Customs, but we're hearing that they may been hitting doorsteps and store shelves sooner than expected.According to Sprint, the devices are now currently sitting safely in Sprint's warehouses and are expected to start trickling out into the world on May 24. full story

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