Wirefly Selling HTC EVO 4G To Facebook Fans

The wireless retailer is making the popular Android handset available for a limited time, but only to its friends on the social networking site.

Aug 31st, 2010

InformationWeek

HTC EVO 4G Smartphone

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HTC EVO 4G Smartphone

Scoring a red-hot HTC EVO 4G just got a little easier -- if you're a fan of Wirefly. The online cell phone and wireless retailer announced that starting today, it will begin selling the hard-to-find EVO 4G from its Facebook page for a limited time at a "very special Wirefly price," according to Boy Genius Report.

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