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Welcome to our community of phone fanatics, we've got expert and user reviews of every popular new and hot phone on the market. Join in on discussions in our forums, browse the latest articles, most popular threads, view video reviews and much more... New Video: Xperia X1 Full ReviewAfter a week with the X1, Noah answers the eternal question: Is beauty really only skin deep, or is the X1 good all the way down to its core? watch it »More popular videosCheck out more popular videos below or click here to go to our cell phone videos homepage. Be sure to leave your comments so we can continue to improve our videos and get you what you want. Forum & Cell Phone DiscussionsLatest from our bloggersThe Land Down Undah is having a banner year. Not only is Baz Luhrman's Australia getting rave reviews, but Ruslan Kogan, a young Aussie entrepreneur, has unveiled the world's second Android phone. Huh? Who is Kogan, and how in heck did he race ahead of the major cell phone manufacturers??The story, it seems, started when the twenty-something was looking for an LCD TV a couple of years ago, says The Sydney Morning Herald. Unfortunately, like most... This isn't so outlandish of an idea, but I'll believe it when I see it.The hot Rumor du Jour has a 4GB Apple iPhone headed to uber-discount store Wal-Mart at the low, low cost of $99 with a two-year contract. 99 bones is less than you'll wind up forking over to AT&T for that first month's bill once you figure in the iPhone data plan and activation fee, never mind all of those mysterious taxes that show up cell phone bills.Boy Genius... Thanks to the folks at Nokia, I've got a re-loan of the E71 smartphone, one of my favorite releases of 2008. A Symbian S60 device, the E71 has an Email client as part of its pre-loaded Messaging application, and while it can't handle HTML mail and isn't the prettiest thing to look at, it basically works just fine.However, Nokia just announced the live Beta of their new Nokia Email service for select devices - including the E71. So I... Last Sunday's NYTimes featured an article about a group of MIT students who've traded their privacy for free smartphones. Researchers are tracking the every move of 100 or so students as part of a study on "collective intelligence," or what the article describes as:a vast sea of digital information being recorded by an ever thicker web of sensors, from phones to GPS units to the tags in office ID badges, that capture our movements and...
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