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Wow, just wow!  Amazon now carries the Palm Pixi Phone with Web OS for $299.99 – $275 instant savings + $0 S&H = $24.99 shipped! This phone has a 8GB of storage, a 2MP camera, 3G connectivity, QWERTY keyboard, Sprint TV enabled, Bluetooth with A2DP, 350 hour standby time and touchscreen display.

Note, you’ll need to sign a 2-year agreement to get this deal.

If you sign a 2-year contract with Verizon, they’ll give you the Motorola Droid for $149.99 + free shipping = $149.99 shipped! This phone has a 3.7-inch capacitive touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, QWERTY keyboard, Android OS, GPS and much more.

Amazon has the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic Phone (Unlocked) – it can used on any compatible carrier in the US – for $199.99 – $50 mail-in-rebate + free shipping = $149.99 shipped!  This phone has a 2.9-inch touchscreen, 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies, 4.9 hour talk time, media player, Bluetooth, 4GB microSD card and slot, headset and more.

Wirefly has the LG Chocolate TOUCH for Verizon Wireless for an unreal deal.  It’s $349.99 – $349.99 instant savings + free FEDEX shipping = $0 S&H! You’ll just need to sign a 2-year contract agreement.  This phone has a 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth with A2DP, GPS, a 3-inch 400×240 touchscreen, 19.5 day standby time and 3G connectivity.

We’re still waiting for word to drop on an actual launch day, but until then we’ll take some pleasure in knowing that Sony Ericsson’s first Android phone, the Xperia X10, will launch sometime in February of next year.

In case you forgot this phone has an 8 megapixel camera, a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 1GB of built-in storage, 4 inch touchscreen, WiFi, GPS. 3.5mm headphone jack and more.

If you’re interested, there is some sample video after the ‘leap’ that was shot with the X10. …Continue reading: Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10 To Launch February 2010, But No Word On Price (video)

By now everyone and their mother knows that Motorola dropped the ball a few years ago and has been struggling to gain back market share in the US.  The RAZR was a massive success but after that it was all downhill – they sort of eclipsed themselves.  But alas, the handset maker is back and this time they’ve got a brand new bag: the Motorola DROID!  It’s one of Moto’s first Android handsets and based on my quick unboxing video above, I likely.  The handset is heavy, but in a good way and nice and solid feeling unlike Apple’s iPhone.  Enjoy.

See you later LG Versa, hello Fujitsu Separate Keitai F-04B.  Much like the Versa, this phone rocks a modular system that allows its user to remove the keyboard and add on other parts.

But, Fujitsu has taken the modular concept many steps further by adding a 3.4-inch touchscreen and the ability to use the keyboard (via Bluetooth) when not attached to that handset.  And about those modular parts.  There seems to be only one other right now, and get this, it’s a Pico Projector that has a 2 hour battery life and 854 x 480 resolution.  And it don’t stop there, the phone has a 12 megapixel camera, which probably makes it the most robust handset we’ve ever seen.

Japan’s DoCoMo officially announced the Fujitsu Separate Keitai F-04B, so it does exist, just not in the US or EU.

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Amazon has the Samsung Moment M900 Phone (Sprint) for $449.99 – $370 instant savings + free shipping = $79.99 shipped! You must activate a 2-year contract to get this discount. It has the Android OS, 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, microSd card slot, Bluetooth, WiFi b/g, 5.5 hour talk time and more.

Wirefly has a sick price for the Sony Ericsson Equinox Carbon for T-Mobile.  It’s $199.99 – $199.99 instant savings + free shipping = $0 shipped! You just need to sign a 2 year agreement with T-Mobile.  This phone is very stylish and has 3G conectivity, 3.2 megapixel camera, 10 hour talk time, GPS, Bluetooth with stereo and a flip style format.

A tad behind schedule, but never the less the Nokia N900 has begun to ship to customers throughout the world.  We’ve already got a brief hands on with the phone and I’m just hoping that they fixed some of the lag problems we saw at CTIA San Diego (videos after the ‘leap’).

If you haven’t, you can order one from Nokia’s online store for $649. …Continue reading: Nokia N900 Now Shipping