That reign won’t last long, however, as a slew of faster 4G phones are skedded to hit the market in the next few months.

The Verizon Wireless battle now is clearly a decision of the HTC Thunderbolt vs. the iPhone. Click that link to see how they stack up against each other.

While there’s little new about Verizon’s version of the phone, other than it having hotspot capability and it being a CDMA, phone, it does make Verizon the 800-lb guerilla.

Until the army of 4G phones hits the market, look for Verizon’s iPhone to the hottest device going.

Experts speculate the iPhone won’t be 4G capable until 2012, giving a major edge to the 4G handsets.

We’ll find out for sure this summer when the iPhone 5 launches.

The other phone generating the most buzz also comes Motorola. The Motorola Atrix 4G, which it’s potential for replacing laptop computers, has many people chomping at the bit for its release.

Until then, we’ll remain content with a look at the specs/features on both of them: DROID Bionic vs. Motorola Atrix 4G.

If that’s not enough for you, check out these comparisons of the DROID Bionic vs. HTC EVO 4G and the iPhone 4 vs. DROID Bionic for insight on why the Bionic is destined to fly off the virtual shelves.

Wirefly has been operating online since at least 2003, though it does not offer a complete history about its inception. Since 2007 the company has been privately owned by Simplexity L.L.C., whose corporate headquarters are in Reston, Virginia. The “technology and operations center” is in Largo, Maryland.

Wirefly is an “authorized agent” for most cellular phone carriers in the United States. One question asked constantly about Wirefly is how it can sell phones at rates lower than most other retailers. According to Wirefly’s website, it is able to sell cheaply because it doesn’t make money off the handset sales themselves. Instead, Wirefly helps cellular companies “keep customers” by locking them into contracts longer than those they might normally have opted for. For this customer retention, Wirefly is compensated by the cellular providers once the customer successfully reaches the end of the contract.

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Wirefly has white HTC EVOs in stock with a list price of only $149.99 with a 2-year contract.

They also recently launced two new color variations of the BlackBerry Torch. You can now get a white Torch or a cherry red Torch. The Torch is currently on sale for “Free” with a 2-year contract.

Hurry up! These Black-Friday prices aren’t going to last much longer.

Other hot new phone deals launched recently on Wirefly:
Motorola Droid Pro
Samsung Contiuum

Source: Wirefly

From the article:
The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G (made by HTC) runs the Android 2.2 operating system, which is the most powerful version of Google’s open operating system. The MyTouch 4G is compact yet sports a bright 3.8-inch TFT LCD display, and the phone connects to the Internet on T-Mobile’s high-speed HSPA+ network. The HD7 carries a giant 4.3″ TFT LCD display, reminiscient of the EVO and HD2 and comes with a 1 GHZ processor and 512 MB of RAM and connects via the HSPA network.

Click here to read full comparison and watch video.

Source: Wirefly

To quote: “Not only is it the speediest device to hit the America’s, it also comes with a front-facing camera capable of video chat via WiFi and T-Mobile’s network, as well as hotspot capability, wireless media broadcasting and more.”

Be sure to check out Wirefly’s myTouch 4G review, complete with multiple videos of key features and benchmark tests.

The myTouch 4G can be yours today at Wirefly for just $149.99 with a 2-year contract.

Despite the fact that many phones launching for the holiday blitz are excellent phones, the story remains the same. The 2 best phones on the market are still the HTC EVO and Apple’s iPhone.

If you need help deciding this video comparison of the EVO vs. iPhone is just what the doctor ordered.

Source: Wirefly

But, will these phones be able to live up to the level of quality and coolness that the Android phones have come to represent.

Wirefly’s comparison of the Samsung Focus vs. Samsung Captivate indicates that it’s going to be a close fight.

Anyone ready to jump back on the WinMo bandwagon?

Wirefly has posted another comparison of two hot Android T-Mobile phones, the Samsung Vibrant and soon-to-launch G2.

Here are some of the highlights of the G2 as compared to the Samsung Vibrant:

*User Interface: The Samsung Vibrant is running Samsung’s TouchWiz 3.0 user interface while the G2 is running a stock version of the Google Experience. TouchWiz differs from stock Android in a number of ways, including the homescreen widgets available, appearance and some Android enhancements characteristic of TouchWiz. Overall, however, the core functionality of Android remains the same on both devices, and the choice between the two interfaces is one of personal preference.

* Power: The Vibrant is equipped with an ultra-fast fast 1 GHz Hummingbird processor and 512MB of RAM. Although still a very snappy device, the G2 by HTC has only an 800 MHz processor, but has an equivalent 512MB of RAM. In day-to-day activities such as web browsing or checking email, the difference in power between the two devices won’t be significantly noticeable, but may make a difference for power users.

Check out the full T-Mobile G2 vs. Samsung Vibrant comparison for more info.