The ATRIX is Motorola's latest comeback kid, a phone destined to take the former Droid line to a new level. But is it everything that it's cracked up to be?

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Google has stopped selling the Nexus One. Which is really too bad, since the Nexus One was an excellent handset. So it's good to see that HTC is taking the design and adding a slide-out keyboard, updating it with the latest version of Android (2.2 Froyo), and releasing it on T-mobile as the T-mobile G2.

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Android phones used to be the figurative needle in the haystack. Now, it seems, they're like the hay in the haystack. It's droid this, droid that. The latest take on the whole Droid saga is HTC's Droid Incredible, available exclusively through Verizon Wireless (yep, another CDMA provider).

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First, we should probably get something out of the way: the HTC Evo 4G is a CDMA Sprint phone. Is that a disappointment? Absolutely, if you're like us and stuck on AT&T's network.

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For years, a Google Phone has long been rumored by blogs, news agencies, and other outlets. But it didn't make sense. Why would Google, a software company, get into the smartphone business?

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Symbian Fifth Edition, Nokia's first attempt at a touch-screen platform operating system, never really cut it. While the more budget handsets could get away with a subpar touch user experience, the N97, Nokia's first high-end smartphone to use the new OS, ultimately failed. It wasn't so much that the OS was bad, there were just a lot of far better alternatives out there, like the Palm Pre, a number of HTC touch-screen devices, the Droid, and of course, everyone's favorite iPhone.

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It's highly unusual when we write about a non-GSM phone exclusive to one of the least liked wireless carriers on the planet. But this is the Palm Pre, and the sheer amount of hype that has been generated by the Pre rivals only Apple's flagship phone. To say that the Pre is anticipated is, pretty much, understatement of the year.

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