I heart my Android

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Sprint for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

I know there is so much talk over phone carriers and phones but I am 100% happy with my Droid from Sprint. I am almost ready for an upgrade to maybe a HTC EVO since you can get it for free...YES FREE! Go and look at the Android™ powered EVO 4G devices to see how you can get yours for free.

Sprint is a great network that is very reliable. They also offer many discounts depending on your place of employment!! I work at the YMCA so I get a 17% discount... BONUS!!! I am also a fan of the speed of the phone. I can browse the internet and use so many great apps. I think the Droid market is AWESOME!

Sprint's sale is a 3 day event from 12/12-12/14 with so many great holiday deals. One awesome deal is NO activation fee's for new lines and free shipping of phones!! :)

So think about people still on your Christmas list?? Who could you bless with a new phone?? I am still trying to convince my father the need for him to have a cell phone... tough task on hand!

Go take a moment to check out the Android™ powered EVO 4G devices and check someone of your Christmas list. :)

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