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Smartphones coming for AT&T's high-speed network

Smartphones from Motorola, HTC, and Samsung will run on AT&T's 4G network, which is due out later this year.
Nexus S will ship by end of 2010, Google says

Nexus S is expected to be available at Best Buy – or directly through Google – by the middle of December.
Galaxy Tab sales soar past 1 million mark, Samsung says

Samsung Galaxy Tab continues to pick up sales momentum.
4G phones loom, as Verizon tests its new network

4G phones? Verizon Wireless to launch 4G service on Sunday. 4G phones are still TBA.
Galaxy Tab sales top 600K units, Samsung says

Samsung Galaxy Tab is a hit among consumers – to the tune of 600K units sold globally.
Samsung Galaxy Tab now available through AT&T

Samsung Galaxy Tab hits a fourth carrier.
Samsung smartphone line roars ahead with Galaxy S

Samsung smartphone models reach strong momentum as the company ships 7 million Galaxy S devices. The Samsung smartphone line sent 3 million to the US.
Windows Phone 7 review roundup

Windows Phone 7 software is here. We read the reviews so you don't have to.
Verizon iPad: What's next for Verizon and Apple?

Verizon iPad breaks the AT&T stranglehold, sort of. The new deal between Apple and Verizon is something of a hack, but it's an official hack.
Verizon 4G service to hit 38 cities by end of 2010

Verizon 4G service will be available in Boston, Chicago, and Settle, among other major American hubs.
Droid Pro brings BlackBerry feel to Android phones

Droid Pro, Motorola's next Verizon Android phone, may have cracked BlackBerry's secret formula.
BlackBerry PlayBook specs released. But how much does it cost?

BlackBerry PlayBook, the new tablet computer from RIM, should hit the market in early 2011.
Samsung Galaxy Tab: It costs how much?

Samsung Galaxy Tab, among the first Android-powered tablet computers, has been listed on Amazon UK for the equivalent of more than $1,000. But what will the Samsung Galaxy Tab cost here in the states?
Wireless plans: Is Wal-Mart's new family plan for you?

Wireless plans from Wal-Mart feature unlimited calls, texting, and no contract. But if you want e-mail and the Web, consider other wireless plans.
T-Mobile Defy touted as a tank of a phone

T-Mobile Defy, the new smartphone built by Motorola, gets the Android 2.1 OS, a 5-megapixel camera – and a thick shell of armor that's dust- and water-resistant.
T-Mobile G2 Android phone first to use evolved HSPA service

T-Mobile G2, the successor to the first-ever Android handset, will hit shelves later this month. The G2 will use the HSPA+ high-speed network, T-Mobile says.
Samsung Fascinate review roundup

Samsung Fascinate will hit store shelves tomorrow. So how does the newest Samsung handset stack up?
T-Mobile G2 confirmed. Here's what we know so far

T-Mobile said the G2 would "break new ground" in the smartphone market. Few other details on the T-Mobile G2 were forthcoming.
Survey finds that a third of AT&T iPhone users want a Verizon iPhone

A recent survey found that 34 percent of AT&T iPhone users plan to wait until the iPhone is on another carrier before they upgrade.
The Monitor's View: Net neutrality and the Google-Verizon compromise

The two giants -- and now partners -- were once on opposite sides of the "net neutrality" debate. Their compromise plan has some worthy elements that Congress -- and not the FCC -- must weigh carefully in order to not ruin the Internet.
Verizon iPhone could hit market as soon as January

Verizon iPhone rumors are a favorite pastime on the Web. But one tech blogger says that this time, the Verizon iPhone is really, totally, definitely set for a 2011 launch.
Google Nexus One goes the way of the Kin

The Nexus One, a smartphone developed by Google, will soon be discontinued in the US.
iPhone? Android? BlackBerry? Get smart about new cellphones.

Looking to upgrade? Consider the pros and cons behind these iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry models.
Sidekick finally yanked out of commission by T-Mobile

Sidekick, one of the first phones to be designed around text messaging and social media, has been retired by T-Mobile. Goodbye, Sidekick. We knew ye well.
Verizon iPhone could hit in January, but holdouts have been burned before

Verizon iPhone rumors have consumed the tech blogosphere again this week. But is a Verizon iPhone really on the way?