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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

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Meet the Motorola Rival. The Rival looks cute and cuddly – and my psychedelic purple demo model (also comes in a “Tin Silver” that isn’t so loud) is the epitome of what you would imagine a 14 year old “Texting Tammy” clutching 24/7. Looks can be deceiving, however. And this maxim certainly rings true with the Rival. This QWERTY slider packs a surprising amount of power, and would not only thrill your teenage daughter, but would please anyone looking for a phone with a long list Smartphone-esque features that also comes at a smart price. Read More

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We've had the morning to experience the iPhone 3GS's new features for ourselves, putting the third generation iPhone's upgraded speed to the test and playing around with the enhanced auto focus camera, camcorder with on board editing capabilities, voice commands feature and compass. If you think you can stomach an Apple iPhone 3GS rundown that doesn't feature an entirely white background, we invite you to take a look. Read More

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The Samsung Impression is one of the most talked about messaging phones of the year. It brings to the table a spacious 3.2” AMOLED touch screen, a comfortable and nicely spaced sliding QWERTY keyboard, and a fairly comprehensive feature set with an engaging media experience. The Samsung messaging phone isn’t perfect, and I had some complaints, but overall it left me with a good first impression. Read More

I’m writing this post using Windows Mobile... on my 42” TV screen. It’s made possible by using the VGA output on the REDFLY mobile companion from Celio. What is it, you ask? The REDFLY device is like a miniature laptop without the hard drive or processor. Well, heck, it’s pretty much just an 8” screen with a keyboard, two USB ports, VGA output, and Bluetooth connectivity. Read More

It’s finally here: the Google phone. As most observers know by now, the “Google” phone is actually just the first of a family of cell phones which will support Google’s new mobile operating system, Android. Since it’s the first, though, it’s certainly the most anticipated. Read More

Earlier this week I was invited to attend the Sprint HTC Touch Diamond and Touch Pro launch event and training seminar, and I can only respond with a resounding “wow”. I’ve heard all the hype about different devices being “iPhone killers” and I’ve always felt like they came up short… but not these new HTC devices! Read More

For the better part of a year-and-a-half, the BlackBerry Curve has ruled RIM’s roost. The incredibly popular device swept across all carriers, and, even now, is still ranked among the “best” cell phones by wireless aficionados across the Internet. It also happens to be one of Wirefly’s best-selling cell phones. 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