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Latest Videos & ReviewsCheck out the latest cell phone videos and in-depth reviews from Noah and our other expert editors - LG Dare Part 2Noah can't wait to tell everyone about the new LG Dare from Verizon Wireless, so here is another
- Glance @ LG DareNoah sent over his first live shots of the LG Dare while high up in the mountains of Glacier
- Secret lifeMany thanks to Andrew over at INFORM for calling our attention to his company's video, "The Secret
- Instinct Video Review Pt 8One last Instinct video covering GPS, Visual Voicemail, and the Calendar. Overall it's a really
- Touchscreen Showdown Video Three hot touchscreen phones - which one's right for you? This is the loooong version of a head to
- Video: Three TouchscreensThree hot touchscreen phones - which one's right for you? This is the short version of a head to
- iphone airDiscovered at MacWorld 2008, is this the new iPhone air? It's paper-thin and light as a feather.
- Video: Nokia 5310 XpressMusic The 5300 was a neat little music phone, but chunky. The new 5310 is sleeker, slimmer, and sexier
- Video: Samsung Instinct $129Sprint Just Announced It: Instinct will be $129.99 after rebate with a Two-Year "Simply Everything"
- LG Decoy Unboxing VideoUnboxing and Hands-On with the new LG Decoy. Verizon and LG took a slider phone and snapped a
- Samsung Instinct-M800What’s Good: Supports every feature Sprint offers; EV-DO Rev. A data speeds; Good touchscreen
- LG enV2What’s Good: Sleeker and smaller than the original EnV. Comfortable QWERTY keyboard and QVGA
- Motorola Z9What’s Good: Great voice quality; fast 3G data speeds; good GPS system; mobiTV compatibility;
- Samsung GlydeWhat’s Good: Touchscreen and Full QWERTY Keyboard in Compact Body; Clean Menus and “Croix” User
- Nokia N82What’s Good: Incredible Camera w/Xenon Flash; Full VGA Video Capture; Excellent Web Browser; WiFi;
- BlackBerry RIM Pearl-8120 TitaniumWhat’s Good: Integrated WiFi for Web, Email, and HotSpot@Home UMA Calling; Trackball is easy to
- LG VenusWhat’s Good: Beautiful display; Context-sensitive menus; Extensive feature set; VZ Navigation works
- Nokia N810 SilverWhat’s Good: Stylish, compact design with large touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard; Excellent
- LG Rumor WhiteWhat’s Good: Compact, rugged design with full QWERTY keyboard; Easy to use; Auto-rotating display;
- Samsung MystoWhat’s Good: All kinds of multimedia, Web, and location-based features; Super slim profile; Speedy
New & coming soon phonesHot off the presses... here's what's available now and expected to come to market soon! - LG AX300Carrier: Alltel
Contract Price: $20 with instant rebate
Hot Feature: Small compact design - LG Decoy VX8610Carrier: Verizon Wireless
Contract Price: $99.99
Hot Feature: Integrated Bluetooth headset - LG DareCarrier: Verizon Wireless
Contract Price: $199.99 - after online discount
Hot Feature: I-phone competitor - Nokia 6301Carrier: T-Mobile
Contract Price: $129.99 before rebate
Hot Feature: Sleek slider - Samsung t339Carrier: T-Mobile
Contract Price: $49.99
Hot Feature: T-Mobile's HotSpot@Home service
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4 of 5What T-Mobile might lack in the way of a high speed data network, they more than make up for with service plans and features geared towards families and messaging addicts. Their myFaves plan and Sidekick family of devices have caught on with budget-conscious parents and their SMS-obsessed teenagers alike
T-Mobile is working to (finally) roll out their 3G network in 2008, and they've also been working with manufacturers on a fleet of fun (and easy) to use handsets with advanced...
4.7 of 5A few years back, Motorola generated a lot of buzz in the mobile phone community with their ultimately ill-fated MPx (MPx300) dual-hinge clamshell. The mpx packed a full QWERTY keyboard into a standard flip phone form factor, and opened both the "long" and "short" ways for use either as a traditional phone or widescreen device. While that phone was a little ahead of its time (it's big problem was not enough horsepower for its intended functionality), the idea of a dual-hinged clamshell...
