With the SGS III on the horizon, the EVO 4G LTE has some competition. However, I think it will fare just fine because it is currently the best device in the mobile world.
The Galaxy Nexus may be a bit late in the game at Sprint, but it does bring the best support team in the world: Google.
This phone likely won't beat the Lumia 900 at a $199 price point. However, the 16-megapixel camera is a major selling point.
For a first time smartphone buyer or for someone on a tight budget, the midrange LG Viper is a decent device. For those wanting a more advanced high-end smartphone, you will be disappointed with the...
U.S. Cellular gets a 4G smartphone. Too bad it is a mid-level phone with a processor that is almost two years old.
AT&T users should consider placing HTC's One X at the top of their smartphone wishlist, even above the iPhone or Galaxy Note. At $199 on contract, the One X is the best phone money can buy right now.
The Galaxy Note made a huge splash in the market. Samsung took a risk on a "phablet" and it worked, but will the craze continue? We surely hope so.
The Kyocera DuraPlus is the mini-brick for the Now Network and a great replacement for the i365. This makes for an easy transition between the iDEN and Sprint network for subscribers.