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If Microsoft's Kin didn't quite light your fire, what the guys over at Engadget are calling "the mother of all Dell leaks" just might electrify your smartphone desires. Meet the Dell Lightening, a decidedly sexy portrait slider set to be powered by Microsoft's chic and minimalistic upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system. Read More

"Is that an iPhone in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" You may not hear too many women uttering these words when approached by that dapper, sophisticated, iPhone-toting male from across the bar, but according to a recent survey conducted by Phones 4U, men with an iPhone may have a significantly improved shot with the ladies. Read More

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Does hooking up your cell phone to your TV to read email, surf the web, and watch movies in glorious clarity sound like a good time to you? Well, a couple of our friends from HTC swung by Wirefly headquarters this afternoon to show off this impressive, if not incredible feature on Verizon's latest Android-powered smartphone -- the highly-anticipated DROID Incredible by HTC. Just slip one end of the (optional) accessory cable into the Incredible's microUSB port and the other into your TV's composite connection, and voila. We know what you're thinking. Yes, projectors are invited to the party, too. But enough talk, we'll let you see the Incredible in action for yourself. Read More

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In what could be the biggest Apple leak of all time, mega gadget blog Gizmodo has managed to get its hands on what is widely believed to be the highly-anticipated iPhone 4G (or at least a far-along prototype thereof) expected to launch in June. Here is a quick rundown of what we think we know about the next generation of Apple's iconic iPhone. Read More

If you've been dreaming of a new, well-equipped messaging phone to hit Big Red, your dreams are set to become reality in just a few short days. On April 22nd, the Samsung Reality will make its way onto Wirefly's virtual storefront, and new Verizon customers will be able to get a real deal on the sliding QWERTY device. Read More

Yesterday Microsoft outed Kin, a new user interface built off the Windows Phone 7 platform that puts social networking front and center and seemingly aims to be in the hands of each and every hipster from Brooklyn to Chicago -- and from Alabama to Arkansas. The user interface, slated to grace the Verizon-bound Kin One and Kin Two phones in May, is focused on simplifying the process of sharing status updates, pictures and video, location and more with friends through popular social networks, email and messaging. Read More

Don't get us wrong. There's surely plenty of perfectly content Nexus One users out there without a care in the world. It's not all rainbows and butterflies for Google's self-proclaimed "superphone," though -- far from it, actually. The problems that have been plaguing the Nexus One since its very beginnings, including 3G connectivity issues and surprisingly crack-prone screens, have seemingly reached a crescendo as of late, even inspiring our friends over at Phandroid to publish a rather comprehensive (and lengthy) laundry list of issues users are reporting. Read More

Yesterday we predicted what earth-shattering new features might make their way into Apple's upcoming release of its iPhone and iPod operating system. Well, the "sneak peak of the next generation of iPhone OS software" just wrapped up in Curpertino, and we would consider ourselves remiss if we didn't immediately turn around and give you our habitual, brief rundown of everything Apple's many minions can eagerly await with baited breath. Read More

Less than 24 hours from now (10 a.m. Pacific), Apple will reveal to the world all that’s to come in iPhone operating system version 4.0. Until then, all that’s left to do is speculate on what the highly anticipated release may deliver. Here’s a few guesses – some of them educated, some of them...not so much. Read More

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In the last number of hours, the hopes and very dreams of many Motorola DROID users have finally come to fruition. At long last, the masses appear to be getting their updates to Android 2.1, effectively closing the software gap that was making some DROID owners green with envy over their Nexus One-toting counterparts. Read More