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At Wirefly, we make it our mission to stay on top of the latest trends in the cell phone world, and we keep close tabs on the trends that reflect our customers' wants and needs. These days, smartphones are a growing component of the marketplace, and we've found a high degree of interest in the latest powerful devices. As a result, we've assembled the following list based on our own market data; we believe it's an accurate snapshot of the current state of the smartphone universe. Ratings and rankings can change quickly, however, due to new pricing and technology, so check back frequently for the latest info.

Wirefly's Top Ten Smartphones for Spring 2008

T-Mobile Dash

T-Mobile's lightest smartphone stays ahead of the pack to keep you connected wherever you are. Incorporating a full backlit QWERTY keyboard, music and video player, camcorder and Bluetooth stereo support into a 4.2oz smartphone, the Dash is ready to go when you are. Inside are stereo Bluetooth, a 1.3 Megapixel camera, WiFi technology, Microsoft Pocket Outlook and IM technology on a Java and Windows Mobile 5 platform. This smartphone will keep you connected wherever you "dash" to.

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RIM BlackBerry Curve for AT&T

The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8310 smartphone for AT&T is a full featured 3G BlackBerry with an enhanced operating system designed for maximum efficiency. As the smallest, smartest, and most stylish BlackBerry on the market, it sports a full backlit QWERTY keyboard for its powerful on-the-go email solution. By adding a 2-Megapixel camera with expandable memory, rich experience media player, and stereo Bluetooth to an already strong BlackBerry, Research in Motion provides a multi-dimensional smartphone for everyone.

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BlackJack II i617 for AT&T

The upgraded Samsung BlackJack II improves on the hot-selling Samsung BlackJack. Now Windows Mobile 6 with larger RAM lets you get things done quicker. Plus, the Samsung BlackJack II includes a built-in GPS with Telenavaudible turn-by-turn driving directions. There's also an upgraded 2.0 Megapixel camera/camcorder, on-board XM Satellite Radio, Media Player and stereo Bluetooth for tons of entertainment options. All those improvements make the Samsung BlackJack II a more capable smartphone than the original.

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Palm Centro for Sprint

The Palm Centro for Sprint, with its Onyx Black shell, is a remarkably slim and powerful device, perfect for first time smartphone users. Like all Palm devices, the Centro lets you take your office with you by synchronizing to your corporate and personal email, calendar and contacts, and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents on the go. But this super-slim Palm also gives you broadband Web access, Google Maps, a media player and a 1.3 Megapixel camera/camcorder.

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Motorola Q Global for AT&T

The second-generation Motorola Q9 Global – available on AT&T, Alltel, Sprint and T-Mobile - is a more ergonomic and potent version of the original. Still measuring at less than ½" thick, the Motorola Q9 offers the latest Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system, stereo streaming Bluetooth,broadband-speed data downloads, advanced voice dialing and a full multimedia (music and video) player. And, now with a bigger, more comfortable keyboard, the new Motorola Q9 is ready to kick your productivity into high gear.

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BlackBerry Pearl

The super-slim, ultra-light BlackBerry Pearl – available now for each of the five major carrier - is one of the most popular classes of BlackBerry smartphones. Like all BlackBerry devices, the Pearl provides possibly the best on-the-go email solution for mobile professionals. But this compactBlackBerry includes a good camera, a built-in music player and Bluetooth. Plus, you'll be amazed at the speed and accuracy of the SureType® QWERTY keyboard. And, best of all, the Pearl weighs in at a scant 3.2 ounces and is razor-thin - the smallest of its class.

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BlackBerry 8800 for AT&T

The BlackBerry 8800 for AT&T has much more to offer than its predecessors. Like all BlackBerry devices, the BlackBerry 8800 provides possibly the best on-the-go email solution for mobile professionals. But this new BlackBerry includes a full QWERTY keyboard, built-in GPS locator and GPS applications, a music and video player, push-to-talk, voice dialing and Bluetooth. And, at just 0.6 inches thick, this is one of the thinnest, most capable full QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry device yet.

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HTC Tilt for AT&T

The Motorola Blend ic402 represents a new breed of Nextel's PowerSource cell phones: it uses the Sprint PCS nationwide network for voice calls and the Nextel network for all walkie-talkie functions. With a nice color display, booming speakerphone, text messaging and audible navigation system, the Motorola Blend ic402 is the best of both networks!

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Samsung i760 for Verizon Wireless

This eye-popping music phone is as stylish a slider as there is. The Xpress Music Lilac is not just stylish in looks, but also includes features utilizing the latest and hottest technology. The Xpress Music sports an MP3 Music player and FM Stereo Radio, a camera/camcorder, stereo Bluetooth and voice dialing. All that plus external storage in a 1GB memory card, with multimedia mobile web browsing and messaging capabilities makes the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic Lilac cell phone a top-quality music phone for T-Mobile.

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HTC Touch for Sprint

This is the second iteration of the popular Sanyo Katana crafted by Sanyo.Â Revamped as a smaller, thinner and super slim technology cell phone, the Katana II dazzles with its feature-packed ensemble of services.Â This Sprint cell phone shines with WAP 2.0 mobile browsing, Bluetooth, built-in speakerphone, large external display, a digital camera and GPS services support.

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