Amazon.com currently has the best out-the-door price on the Verizon Wireless Motorola Droid 2 Android phone: $99. 

With a two-year service agreement, you can get the Droid 2 for $99 at checkout (no rebates required).  Shipping is also free.  If you already have an AT&T wireless account and want to upgrade to the Droid 2, you can do that too – for $149.99 at checkout.

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The direct Verizon Wireless price for the Droid 2 $199 with a two-year contract. 

Those looking to up the storage of their Windows Mobile or Android smartphones to 32GB can now do so for a new low price: $128. This is the lowest price we’ve seen from an online retailer since 32GB microSDHC cards were introduced earlier this year.

The price is at Amazon.com and comes from the partner seller eTECH. 

Price subject to change at any time.

Wirefly.com currently has the best out-the-door price on the AT&T HTC Aria Android phone: free. 

With a two-year service agreement, you can get the Aria free at checkout (no rebates required).  Shipping is also free.  If you already have an AT&T wireless account and want to upgrade to the Aria, Wirefly can do that too – for $19.99 at checkout.

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Amazon.com currently has the Aria for $0.01 with a two-year contract. 

The AT&T Mobility direct price is $129.

The Verizon Wireless direct price for the LG Fathom VS750 remains $149 with a new two-year service agreement.  But as is so often the case, third party retailers are offering the Windows Mobile smartphone for much less.

Amazon.com and LetsTalk.com are each offering the LG Fathom for $0.01 with a two-year contract, which is pretty great. 

But Wirefly.com does its competitors one better, letting the Fathom go free with the same new contract agreement (new or existing upgrade eligible Verizon customers).

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Almost a month to the day after it was officially announced, the Samsung Captivate is available for purchase.  This phone is the first high-end Android device to be sold by the carrier. 

The Captivate is a Galaxy S variant, similar to the recently-released T-Mobile Vibrant.  Features include Android OS 2.1, a 1GHz Samsung Hummingbird SoC CPU, 16GB of built-in flash storage, a 4-inch AMOLED touchscreen, and a 5MP camera with 720p HD video recording.

The direct AT&T price is $199 with a two-year service agreement.  Wirefly has it today for $149.

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Just in case you needed reminding, the Motorola Droid X and T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant are here – today.  The two Android-powered smartphones have been anticipated for months; one, a keyboard-free update to a popular Motorola handset, the other the first of many Galaxy S Samsung smartphones coming to United States wireless carriers.

The retail price for the Droid X with a two-year Verizon Wireless contract is $199; WireFly has it for $179.  The Samsung Vibrant is also $199 at T-Mobile after a $50 mail-in rebate; Amazon has it for $149 shipped.

Android fans – today’s a good day.

Already have one of these new phones?  Let us know how you like it in the comments section.

Palm is buy prepping the Treo Pro, which will begin selling unlocked in a few weeks. Now, for the first time, Palm is accepting pre-orders for the upcoming Treo.  The price is $549.

The Treo Pro will work with AT&T Mobile, T-Mobile or any other GSM/GPRS carrier. 

For a limited time, grab the SanDisk 8GB microSDHC flash memory card with standard SD adapter for $24.60 and get a free 6-in-1 USB Card Reader.

You must add both items to your cart in order to get the free reader. Click the link below, then go to the middle of the page and click the “Add both to Cart” button under the “Special Offers and Product Promotions” heading.

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Don’t have a microSD slot compatible with high capacity SDHC cards?  Don’t sweat it.  For a limited time you can grab the Transcend 2GB microSDHC flash memory card with standard SD adapter for $3.75; no rebates.

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We all know you can never have enough storage on your handheld.  For a limited time you can grab the SanDisk 8GB microSDHC flash memory card for $39.50.  Find out where…

Remember, not all devices with microSD slots can use microSDHC cards.  Click here for a list of microSDHC compatible Windows Mobile devices.