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This screen protector’s unique material can Protect your HTC G1 against scratching and can enhance your screen by reducing the distractive glare caused by reflected light. The surface is not textured like other screen protectors, so (more…)

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Alright, we know there’s a big old watermark covering it up, but the HD2’s price when it makes its eagerly awaited US debut on T-Mobile has been identified as being $199 after rebate, presumably as part of a two-year commitment with the carrier. As usual with such screen grabs, we can’t be 100 percent sure, but that number seems to be in the right ballpark, and is joined by a $129 price for Motorola’s Cliq XT and a $69 sticker for Nokia’s Nuron handset. All three are expected to arrive at some point this month, though we urge caution with the HD2 — it’s still only a Windows Mobile 6.5 device, in spite of Microsoft’s equivocations about Windows Phone 7, and should be obtained solely on the basis of what you know. That is to say, you’d better really love HTC’s Sense UI and that 4.3-inch screen, because you’ll be buying into an OS with a very short remaining shelf life, no prospects of future app development, and no guarantees about upgrades.

The Daily Telegraph has detailed that the Nexus One will be coming to Vodafone UK, via Google.com/phone only, and confirms what the company announced before. Actual sources aren’t listed but the news site says that those close to both companies have confirmed a very likely April launch.The Telegraph also claimed that “Tariffs have not been announced, but the Nexus One is likely to be priced very similarly to comparable smartphones such as the iPhone.”More

We’ve only just seen it shuttle through the FCC, but according to the latest rumors Verizon’s CDMA version of the Google Nexus One will get its official release on March 23rd. Neowin’s source – apparently a Google employee who has requested to remain anonymous – claims the carrier will unveil the EVDO Rev.A Nexus One on the first day of CTIA Wireless.
The employee did not have any pricing information, however, either for the outright purchase price of the new Android 2.1 smartphone or for Verizon’s data plan or subsidized costs. However they apparently confirmed it would be “competitive” with T-Mobile’s prices for the existing GSM model.More

Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X10 has made a discrete appearance on carrier O2 UK’s website, though the Android smartphone is not actually mentioned by name. Given pride of place among a smartphone group photo, the XPERIA X10 nonetheless lacks any sort of product page or “coming soon” mention.There’s also mention of the X10 on the O2 accessories page, where the 4.1-inch device is listed as a possible choice under the drop-down handset list. With arch rival Vodafone already having confirmed that the new XPERIA is on its way in April 2010, it’s not too great a leap to presume that O2 are ramping up to offer the smartphone too.