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.

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.

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The good folks over at BGR found a PDF posted on Verizon's support website that details enhancements that will be delivered to Motorola Droid handsets, features that are associated with Android 2.1.

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The Motorola Devour is the latest Android-powered smartphone to arrive in the US market. However, this device faces stiff competition from other CDMA Android smartphones like the Samsung Moment. Will the Devour make an impact despite the presence of several other Android smartphones in the market? Let's compare the Devour against the Moment to find out how the new comer fares against existing Android handsets.

When it comes to deciding how to pay for your cell phone, the choice can be tough. If you use your cell phone a lot, chances are you may want to sign up for a contract. If you only use your phone occasionally, a prepay plan may be the best option for you.  It’s not always that clear cut, however. Let’s take a look at exactly what prepay and contract mean, and which is a better plan for you and your needs.

AT&T has started to sell its first Andri-dpowered smartphone. New and existing AT&T customers can now purchase the Motorola Backflip for $99.99 after mail-in rebate and a 2-year agreement at the carrier's website and local stores.

AT&T will have to offer a competitive smartphone line-up this year if the carrier loses its exclusive deal to sell the Apple iPhone as suggested by circulating rumors. The carrier needs to make-up for the loss of the iPhone if Apple's prized handset migrates to rival US wireless carriers. AT&T appears to have made preparations for this scenario by jumping into the Google Android bandwagon. The carrier has already announced a few upcoming phones for this year but leaks and rumors have also supplied several exciting devices. Let's look at the upcoming AT&T phones for 2010.

When the time comes to ditch your ancient cell phone for a brand new Blackberry, what should you do with your old cell phone? Rather than stuff it in a drawer never to be seen again, why not do one of the following with it: