As we learned last week, the Samsung Nexus S was coming to AT&T, and well — the handset is now available for purchase. Those interested can make the purchase by way of the Best Buy website or by stopping in at a Best Buy retail location. Otherwise, no surprises here as the handset came available more »

According to the Boy Genius, Best Buy will not be offering the Verizon iPhone at first launch however they are going to have “exclusive retail sale” rights for the Android based HTC Thunderbolt when that comes available. Of course, none of this has been confirmed by Verizon or Best Buy just yet. In other words, more »

Cue the confetti! Get the elephants to stand on hind legs. Hug the person next to you. It would seem AT&T’s exclusive deal for the iPhone is ending according to the companies CFO Richard Lindner, speaking at a conference. While that doesn’t pin the tail on Verizon just yet, Apple has to be itching to more »

Ah, when will it end? A new poll released by ChangeWave says 53% of Verizon customers were at least “somewhat likely” to switch to an iPhone, should the company offer it. In rough terms, that 48 million would-be iPhone customers waiting in the wings. Unfortunately for Verizon and it’s customers, we’ve got no evidence we’ll more »

The wait for the follow up webOS handset has almost come to an end. Just this morning Palm and Sprint have officially announced that the Palm Pixi will be available as of November 15. Price wise, the Pixi will be $99.99 with a two-year agreement. Sadly though that price comes AFTER a $50 instant and more »

According to a source familiar with the subject, Sprint has the Palm Pre locked up for all of 2009. The phone everyone is excited to see will be exclusive at Sprint for only six months. What happens on January 1st, 2010 is anyone’s guess as the source refused to comment beyond 2009.

Palm showed off a GSM version of the Pre over in Spain this week. No exclusives outside the US have been announced yet. So Palm will be waiting out the six months with phones ready that can serve every carrier in the US. Woo hoo!

Yesterday, we reported on a rumor floating around that Best Buy would have the retail exclusive on the new Palm Pre smartphone that rocked CES. Other than Sprint stores, retail giant Best Buy will be the only source to pick up this phone. This rumor was seen by Iyaz, our Editor, as a good move for the phone’s visibility. Palm announced Sprint to the be the initial exclusive carrier, but for how long is unseen.

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AT&T has officially announced they will be the “exclusive carrier for the Bold in the US.” While the details are still coming in, this bit of exciting information almost seemed like just a brief mention in what was an article covering the recent increase for RIM’s stock. Of course between the 3G support in the more »

Two new colors for the Creative ZEN have recently begun to show up online. Wal-Mart currently has a new pink color, while Buy.com is listing a red colored model, and while they are still not listed on the official Creative site the pink model is listed as in-stock at Wal-Mart, the red model from Buy.com more »

Click for a larger image. We just had our booth tour with LG, and came across a prototype of their future Watch Phone. Check out the pics in our Photo Gallery below, and share your thoughts. Do you want to be like Dick Tracy