HTC HD2 Back in Stock at T-Mobile

By Ed Hardy | 4/9/2010

T-Mobile USA has had great difficulties keeping the HTC HD2 in stock at its website, but this highly sought after model is once again available. This is good news for those interested in the most powerful Windows phone on the market today.

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Trade In an iPhone, Get $100 Off an HTC HD2

By Ed Hardy | 4/5/2010

The HTC HD2 is one of the stronger iPhone competitors on the market, and T-Mobile USA is trying to lure users of Apple's smartphone from AT&T by offering $100 when they buy an HD2 and trade in their iPhone.

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T-Mobile Continues Having Problems Keeping the HTC HD2 in Stock

By Ed Hardy | 4/3/2010

T-Mobile is once again sold out of the HTC HD2. This high-end Windows phone debuted just a couple of weeks ago, but hasn't actually been available for much of this time because demand is exceeding supply.

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LG Aloha May Sport the Android OS Plus a Large Screen and Keyboard

By Ed Hardy | 4/2/2010

LG is reportedly working on its first high-end smartphone running Google's Android OS. Many details remain unknown, but the LG Aloha will supposedly have a WVGA screen and a physical keyboard, as well as 3G and Wi-Fi.

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HTC HD2 Once Again Available from T-Mobile

By Ed Hardy | 3/30/2010

T-Mobile USA launched the HTC HD2 last week, but as a sign of how eagerly anticipated this Windows phone was, it sold out within hours. However, this high-end model with a 4.3-inch display and 1 GHz processor is now available again.

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CTIA Spring 2010 Wrap-Up: Lots of New Android OS Smartphones

By Ed Hardy | 3/28/2010

One of the most important phone-related tradeshows of the year was held this week. The spring CTIA show saw the unveiling of several new smartphones, all of which will run Google's Android OS, including the HTC EVO 4G, Samsung Galaxy S, Motorola i1, and Dell Aero.

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Palm Pre Plus for AT&T Preview

By Ed Hardy | 3/27/2010

AT&T announced this week that it is going to be offering the Palm Pre Plus in the coming months. Palm had this model on display at the CTIA tradeshow this week, and so Brighthand's Site Editor got some time with this upcoming smartphone.

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T-Mobile Launches the Low-Priced Nokia Nuron

By Ed Hardy | 3/25/2010

The Nokia Nuron is now available from T-Mobile USA. This Symbian-powered smartphone has a large touchscreen, 3G access, support for Nokia's free navigation service with turn-by-turn directions, and a low pricetag.

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Android-Based Dell Aero Is Headed for AT&T

By Ed Hardy | 3/22/2010

AT&T has pre-announced its plans to offer the Dell Aero, a re-branded version of Dell's first smartphone running Google's Android OS. Expected some time later this year, this model will include an alternate user interface created especially for it.

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AT&T Commits to Offering the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus

By Ed Hardy | 3/22/2010

Palm announced today that both its most recent smartphones are headed for AT&T, the third major U.S. wireless carrier to pick up webOS-based devices. Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus are consumer-focused models with 3G, Wi-Fi, and hardware keyboards.

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Motorola Cliq XT Now Available from T-Mobile

By Ed Hardy | 3/17/2010

T-Mobile has introduced the Motorola Cliq XT, its fifth device running Google's Android OS. This touchscreen-based device has been created for those looking for their first smartphone. It has a low price, but not quite as low as had been thought.

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Google Nexus One Now Available to AT&T Customers

By Ed Hardy | 3/16/2010

Google has just introduced a version of the Nexus One that fully supports AT&T's cellular-wireless network, including its 3G service. Until now, the flagship Android OS smartphone has been available only to T-Mobile customers.

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