This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Boost Mobile. All opinions are 100% mine.

By David Ponce

Boost Mobile is launching the SANYO Incognito SCP6760, a QWERTY handset with the following features:

2MP camera with VGA camcorder

2.6-inch, 320×240 screen

Touch-sensitive keypad and OLED display

Haptic feedback

MicroSD memory card slot that supports up to 16GB

MMS, stereo Bluetooth, a voice recorder, voice-activated dialing

GPS support

Bundled with Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter apps

Boost Mobile offers a $50 Unlimited talk, text, Internet, taxes and fees plan; the great thing is that they don’t require a contract. The phone itself is priced at $129.99 (excluding taxes) if purchased online through the link provided below.

If you’re not familiar with Boost Mobile, they are division of Sprint Nextel and the service for this particular device runs on Sprint’s nationwide CDMA network. Aside from being able to purchase this handset online, the company is hoping to expand retail distribution to RadioShack as well as Target and Walmart soon.

Keep reading for a bunch more pictures of the Incognito SCP6760, and links.

[ SANYO Incognito ]

The Motorola i410 is a basic flip phone for Boost Mobile.

Originally posted at Dialed In

Just months ago, Boost unveiled their mega-cheap “UNLTD By Boost” package. By picking one of three plans on their tiered system, you could get just the features you wanted. $50 bucks got you Unlimited Talk, $60 bucks scored you Unlimited Talk & Text, and for $70 you’d walk away with the whole shebang: Talk, Text, and Data. It was already a pretty sweet deal.

But they went ahead and sweetened it some more anyway.

Update: “Read More” link fixed

The Motorola i776w is now available. The Motorola i776w is a new iDEN clamshell available at Boost Mobile & just recently, Southern LINC. You won’t find any high-end features on this handset, but it still has everything you’ll need for “normal”, every-day use. The 65k color main display is actually fairly decent, and the exterior display is also color (although it’s minuscule). The keypad is pretty typical for Motorola – smooth and metallic. The one thing I’m not liking (appearance-wise) is the bulky antenna. But, I know most people won’t have a problem with that.
The Motorola i776w’s most notable features include: Bluetooth, 2.5mm headset jack, walkie-talkie feature, IM / texting capabilities, a .3 megapixel VGA camera, calendar, speakerphone & GPS. The handset comes in a purple/silver color combination, and also features a stylish design on the front. It’s actually a good looking phone, but more geared towards the ladies for sure.