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Summer blessed us with some seriously cool phones - some of the best I've seen all year.
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Sprint's "4G" debut - the HTC EVO 4G- is incredibly fast. The iPhone 4 is incredibly user-friendly to the data lover. And the Droid Incredible by HTC gives the iPhone 4 a run for its money, with social-network-focused interfaces and cool applications. The Droid X sports a big screen and faster speeds than the original (You've come a long way, Android).
 
But it hasn't been all sunny skies.
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Chances are, you've seen a lot of headsets.
 
But really - does yours look sleek and chic - or is it a freakish extension attached to your ear?
 
Just in time for summer, Jabra has release a white hot Bluetooth wireless headset, its followup to the black Jabra stone that came out last fall.
 
Not only is it easy to put together and charge, but it looks fantastic in your ear, on your desktop or in the palm of your hand.
 
Let's revisit some of the Stone's stellar qualities:
 
1. It comes with up to 12 days of standby time;
2. A feature called "StatusDisplay" measures battery power levels;
3. It gives you eight hours of talk time;
4.
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Most of you know I've rhapsodized on the joys of my BlackBerry time and time again on this blog, while many of my friends have espoused the merits of their iPhones.
 
And while I've considered ditching my pink 'berry for a Motorola DROID (the voice-activated navigation feature is awesome, by the way!), I've never even considered an iPhone. You'd have to pry me away from Verizon Wireless, which I switched over from Sprint in 2003 because it was the only network that wouldn't drop calls made while riding the Metro in Washington, D.C.
 
Still, I must grudgingly admit my ears perked up when I heard, on NPR this morning, that Verizon could very soon be carrying the iPhone.
 
According to an article published by the Wall Street Journal, Apple plans to begin producing this year a new iPhone that could allow U.S. phone carriers other than AT&T to sell the phone.
 
What's more, the new iPhone would work on CDMA, the network technology used by Verizon Wireless!
 
Could this really be true? I rushed into work this morning to make some calls - albeit, a bit distracted by personal thoughts like, "should I switch to the iPhone after all?" -- to Verizon, AT&T and Apple a few minutes ago.
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