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The PUMA Phone. Is it going to be competition for Apple’s new iPhone, or will Apple tame this wild cat?

Choosing between the iPhone 4 and a 3GS? If you want to know whether you’ll actually be able to use your phone like — you know — a phone, check out the signal tests on the two handsets, courtesy of TUAW.

Looks like AT&T is getting yet another Android-powered smartphone. I compare some of the Dell Streak’s major specs to the iPhone 4, and offer some impressions from my hands-on time.

The mother of all device comparisons is here! Thanks to über detailed computer jockeys at Engadget and PC World, we see how the iPhone 4’s specs stack up to the competition, with side-by-side charts featuring Android, WinMo, WebOS, Symbian and BlackBerry.

The verdict? A thin, well-built device with a really, really ridiculously beautiful display. Are they victims of Apple hypnotism, or is iPhone 4 actually a winner? You decide. [UPDATED with vids!]

The one thing I’ve always wanted on the iPhone was Flash. But based on the performance of it on Android now, I think I’ve changed my mind.

In a study done by NPD, Android sales figures have topped the iPhone in the first quarter of this year.

The NYT reported that Apple bought chipmaker Intrinsity, the company many believe is responsible for the A4 chip in the iPad — the one that has tablet users agog over the speed and long battery life. What will this mean for the iPhone?

You know that supposed “iPhone” that was found in a bar recently? While everyone was chewing the fat, making arguments for or against its authenticity, Gizmodo cracked it open and peeked inside. And you know what? It appears that we can take the quote marks off now. According to the site, that new iPhone 4G/HD (or [...]

I know the Android logo looks out of place here, but today I will tell you why iPhone fans everywhere should stop and thank Android users. Without them, the new iPhone may not be what it could be.

There’s a new tablet from HP, and in its recent video, it obviously focuses on the missing features from the “magical” device. But is it an iPad killer? You decide.

Word has it that the Motorola Backflip will be available on Sunday at a price of $99.99 on contract. With so many other phones on the market, and such a diverse plethora to choose from, what differentiates this one? Quite simple really. It will be the only phone currently available to AT&T customers with Android, [...]