Boost Mobile’s pre-paid, Android-powered Motorola i1 to cost $349.99

May 25th 2010
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When we dug up some evidence yesterday that Boost Mobile would be getting the US’s first pre-paid Android phone in the form of Motorola’s crazy-tough, push-to-talk i1, there was one bit we were missing: the price.

Fortunately, that didn’t stay a secret for very long.
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