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At its first-ever developer conference in San Jose yesterday, Verizon Wireless announced plans to join in the ever-growing ranks of companies able to boast their very own application stores. Launching in the fourth quarter of 2009, the wireless giant's app store will join the likes of Apple's tremendously successful iPhone App Store, BlackBerry's App World, and Palm's App Catalog. Read More

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The LG enV Touch is the successor to the company’s popular Voyager model, and the new age version of the original enV VX 99000 that debuted in 2007. And with an updated and sleeker design and interface, 3.2 megapixel camera/camcorder with flash and autofocus, full HTML browser, and support for a litany of Verizon services, there’s plenty for the Touch’s older siblings to be envious about. Read More

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If competition in the cell phone market is war – and it is, particularly this month with the release of 28 hot new phones – call the LG’s trio of phones coming out in June brothers in arms. The middle brother, if you will, is the enV3 – falling in between the Glance and enV Touch in price and feature load. The enV3 has only a slight facelift as compared to the enV2, but is packing a fully enhanced feature set that looks alone wouldn’t hint at. Read More

The question ostensibly asked with each and every subsequent release of a new smartphone with a touch screen is the already cliché “Will this be the iPhone Killer?” Yet, in the case of the BlackBerry Storm, it is a particularly fair question. It’s no secret that RIM developed the Storm to mirror the iPhone’s highly sought after features. In a valiant, yet perhaps futile attempt to avoid the cliché, I will from here on out refrain from throwing around the term ‘iPhone killer.’ But let’s see how the Storm fares. Read More