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T-Mobile BlackBerry Bold unboxing and hardware tour; comparison with BlackBerry Tour 9630 on Sprint, Verizon Wireless BlackBerry Storm

Wirefly unboxes the HTC HD2, takes a quick scroll through the start menu, and checks out “Transformers” on the gorgeous 4.3-inch touch-sensitive display. Learn more: www.wirefly.com

www.MyTouchSlideForum.com Hands on preview of the T-mobile MyTouch Slide, remember to subscribe!!! PLEASE READ through the comments before asking questions… Here are some of the common questions you guys are asking: Q: How much does the phone cost? A: $400 full price, $150 after a $50 mail in rebate with a 2 year contract.(This may change) Q: When does it release? A: June 2nd, 2010 Q: How is the battery life? A: Its been alright so far, I can definitely manage it to last a full day although some users may have trouble doing so. Whats cool is that the phone has a detailed battery report which gives you a run down on what features are draining your battery life which in turn helps you manage the phone better. If I had to give the battery life a score it would be a 6.5/10 where my Blackberry 8900 is a 9.5/10…this by far is my only REAL gripe with the phone. Q: How much does the data plan/internet cost? A: Depending on your plan it can range anywhere from $25-$30 a month. If you DON’T want the data plan you will HAVE to pay FULL PRICE for the phone. Wifi works without the data plan. Call T-Mobile to find out how much you would pay, or visit the website. Q: This or the Nexus 1/HD2/Evo4G? A: This is based on your opinion honestly. The N1′s/HD2/Evo’s specs absolutely demolish the specs on this phone BUT even with that said some ppl can’t be without a physical keyboard myself included. If you don’t mind NOT having a keyboard get the Nexus/Evo…I still wouldn’t recommend the …

Noah gets hands-on with the newest MotoBlur phone, the CLIQ XT for T-Mobile. Full touchscreen with multitouch, new connected music app and more. Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones www.phonedog.com More Videos: www.phonedog.com

Part 2 of our look at the Nokia 5230 Nuron, the first Symbian S60 5th edition smartphone to be offered by a US carrier. This 5800-like device is good looking and capable, but has some UI issues. More info: www.mobileburn.com