Although Windows Phone 8 devices have been confirmed for T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, major carrier Sprint has been notably left out.
The carrier has today noted on the mobile operating system, promising devices for next year: "Sprint and Microsoft are partnering to bring Windows Phone 8 to Sprint's customers - operating on its 4G LTE network - next year."
Sprint is the U.S.' third largest carrier, with over 56 million subscribers. The company was recently acquired by Japan's Softbank, and also recently made a deal with U.S. Cellular for subscribers and spectrum.
This year, the company offered a single Windows Phone 7 handset, the HTC Arrive, which was low-end and sold poorly.
AT&T remains the premier carrier partner, with the new high-end Lumia 920 and HTC 8X getting there first.
Sprint is the U.S.' third largest carrier, with over 56 million subscribers. The company was recently acquired by Japan's Softbank, and also recently made a deal with U.S. Cellular for subscribers and spectrum.
This year, the company offered a single Windows Phone 7 handset, the HTC Arrive, which was low-end and sold poorly.
AT&T remains the premier carrier partner, with the new high-end Lumia 920 and HTC 8X getting there first.
