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Yesterday, it was hinted that the Google Nexus One will be available on AT&T in the future. Today, another domestic carrier has announced that the Nexus One will be available very soon: Sprint. Check out info from the official press release after the break. You cannot test out a Nexus One in a T-Mobile store, and this fact doesn't change with Sprint. The phone will only be available through http://www.google.com/phone. Also, no required service plans or pricing schemes for the phone hav... more »

I have had my Android handset for about 8 months.  I ordered the MyTouch 3G as soon as it was launched last summer.  Since then I have been experimenting with various apps, trying them out.  Some apps made the cut and have stayed on my phone, others were uninstalled.  The following list is what remains after all of these months. A Online Radio: I love listening to online radio.  With 3G becoming ubiquitous, I can now listen to my favorite internet radio stations... more »

AT&T has introduced the latest addition to its rugged cell phones portfolio. The Airo Wireless A25is is the world’s first intrinsically safe-certified smartphone. Consumers can use the Airo Wireless A25is Windows Mobile smartphone in dangerous and flammable work environments since it won't produce a spark that could ignite nearby gases. This top rugged cell phone meets MIL-SPEC 810F standards for protection against abuse and environmental conditions as well as an IP-67 rating aga... more »

T-Mobile USA has released a new Android smartphone after announcing the launch date for the HTC HD2 WinMo handset. The Motorola CLIQ XT is now available for $129.99 with a 2-yr contract agreement. This new T-Mobile phone features a 3.1 inch HVGA touchscreen display, 5 MP camera (with autofocus and LED flash) and the MOTOBLUR UI. Here are the rest of the key features for the Motorola CLIQ XT: Android 1.5 HSDPA connectivity Wi-Fi GPS 3.5mm headset jack ... more »

Looks like Wirefly has dropped the price of the Motorola Droid to a new low of $24.99. Of course, this super subsidy requires a 2-year Verizon Wireless contract with a qualifying plan.  If you've been holding out on getting a Motorola Droid and looking for an excuse to move forward, this is certainly a compelling price. (Full disclosure: 611Connect is an affiliate partner of Wirefly) more »