The DROID 2 features a 3.7″ full touch screen and an improved slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Blaze through applications, emails, and across the web at speeds that make your average smartphone look like it’s standing still thanks to the super fast 1GHz processor. You can connect to a WiFi hotspot or become one and wirelessly share your 3G connection with up to 5 other WiFi-enabled devices.

Access websites previously inaccessible to any other device on the market with Adobe FlashPlayer 10. V CAST Media Manager organizes, edits, and plays your digital media collection. The high-end 5 megapixel camera snaps pictures and records DVD-quality videos which you can upload directly to YouTube.

Learn more about the Motorola DROID 2

The DROID X by Motorola is a smartphone built for a fantastic video watching experience. It’s essentially a pocket-sized home theater with a 4.3″ vivid display, high definition 720p video recording and the ability to view it directly on your HD TV at home via an optional HDMI cable.

Experience the web like never before with Flash-capable viewing and a blazing fast 1GHz processor.

DROID X is easily customized using thousands of apps and widgets from the Android Market.

The advanced 8 megapixel camera with dual flash takes great pictures that you can send to friends and family via multimedia messaging, email, or upload them directly to your favorite social networking site.

Combine all that with Swype, high-speed mobile browsing, 3G Mobile HotSpot and a 1GHz processor and this DROID X is extreme.

Learn more about the Motorola DROID X

Microsoft issued the following statement:

“We have made the decision to focus exclusively on Windows Phone 7 and we will not ship KIN in Europe this fall as planned. Additionally, we are integrating our KIN team with the Windows Phone 7 team, incorporating valuable ideas and technologies from KIN into future Windows Phone releases. We will continue to work with Verizon in the U.S. to sell current KIN phones.”

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The advanced 8 megapixel camera/camcorder captures your favorite moments with auto focus and a 2x power LED flash. Use special effects to edit your images, and then post your pictures directly to your favorite social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace.

Always know exactly where you are and where you’re going with apps like VZ Navigator and Google Maps supported by the integrated GPS. Check email, surf the web, and switch between different apps at lightning-fast speeds with the 1GHz Snapdragon Processor and 8GB internal flash memory.

The next generation HTC Sense user interface includes fun new features and widgets.

The Motorola Renew is the first environmentally responsible phone from T-Mobile. The Motorola Renew was created using sustainable materials and packaging. The Motorola Renew is more than 70% recyclable and for the environmentally conscious, you will receive a recycle bag to send in your old phone and help the environment.

The Samsung Reclaim is Sprint’s first eco-friendly messaging device. Designed with organic components and packaging the Samsung Reclaim is the perfect handset for the eco conscious consumer who wants their phone to be “green” without having to sacrifice on technology.

These phones are fantastic options if you’re trying to reduce your carbon footprint.

Through Sprint the Tour is $149.99 ($199 if you buy it through Sprint instead of us), but through Verizon, the Tour is $49.99 ($199.99 if you buy it though Verizon instead of us). So it looks like the obvious choice is to buy the Verizon version of the Blackberry Tour, but not so fast.

The Sprint plan is less expensive and more straight-forward than the comparable Verizon plan for the phone. The Sprint plan is $69.99 and the details are below:

Sprint Everything Data 450
450 Anytime Minutes
Unlimited Data (Email, Web Surfing, Sprint Music Premier, Sprint TV Premier, & GPS Navigation)
Unlimited Messaging (Picture, Text, & Video)
Unlimited Mobile to Mobile Minutes
Unlimited Night and Weekend Minutes Starting at 7PM
Unlimited Direct Connect and Group Connect
Nationwide Long Distance and No Roaming Charges

The comparable plan from Verizon is $79.99 + $5 for 250 messages a month and the GPS service is $9.99 a month. If you want to use your phone as a modem it’s ANOTHER $15 a month for a total of $109.98.

So Sprint’s phone is $149.99 and the service is $69.99. 24 months at $69.99 a month = $1679.76 plus the price of the phone gives you a total 2 year cost of $1829.75.

Verizon’s phone is $49.99 and the service is $109.98. 24 months at $109.98 a month = $2639.52 plus the price of the phone gives you a total 2 year cost of $2689.51.

This is a pretty dramatic difference for the same phone. There are also benefits from Sprint that you don’t get with Verizon like no fee for roaming and unlimited text messaging.

Sprint is $1829.75 and Verizon is $2689.51 so the choice is easy.

Buy the Blackberry Tour from Sprint

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