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Today Samsung and Cricket announced the Samsung Vitality, and Android 2.3.4 smartphone headed for the budget-oriented carrier. The Vitality features and 800MHz CPU, 3.5-inch 320×480 display, and 3.2MP camera. It’s biggest selling point, however, is being the first phone on Cricket’s network to launch with Muve Music. Muve is a one-of-a-kind streaming music service with a cost factored directly into your mobile bill. An unlimited plans for the Vitality including Muve Music is priced at $65 per month. The Actual phone will set you back $200 after a mail-in rebate when it becomes available later this month.
One-of-a-kind? Really?
http://www.rhapsody.com/metropcs
and it’s $5/month cheaper than Cricket and you can get it on more than one phone the carrier offers. Nice try Cricket.
Yes, and depending on the success of Leap’s music subscription endevors, as well as Metro PCS’, you’ll probably find prepaid giants Tracfone also doing the same with their subsidiaries, and plans. The demographics are certainly suitable for it. First time users, and kids….I’m surprised they aven’t added this feature already.