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Is the iPhone still cool? Yup. Amazingly so. Now they are coming out with their new iPhone 3g which promises to be twice as fast and half the price. FreshGeek presents the 4 Reasons you NEED this phone.

Don’t miss this list of top reasons consumers love their iPhones!!!

The N99i is also among the most competitively priced of the iClones. If you know where to look, you can often get it starting at about $100. Considering that its technology combines the best features from CECT and Rimm, this is quite competitive, not even factoring in the AT&T savings. So, if you’re looking for the latest technology, but you want advanced texting features as well, consider giving the N99i a look.

With the release of the Samsung Instinct by Sprint last week the buzz about the iPhone’s biggest competitor keeps on growing. Sprint claims that the Instinct has broken Company records with its sales and they are trying frantically to keep up with the demand for their new smartphones.

GolfLogix displays information about hole and hazard distance, which will help you pick out the perfect club for the perfect shot.

Among the more robust web-ready phones we find the Blackberry line, there have been several models designed to provide easy access to multimedia files, text messaging and the web, a good example is the recently launched Blackberry 8820.

Garmin has implemented a gas price tracker in their newest models. The portable or in dash GPS systems can now tap into MSN to find out the gas prices at various stations, and will provide directions to them!

Recently cell phones are built with an internal camera. People who have a knack for photography usually focus on these camera oriented phones. If you fall in to this category the Sony Ericsson K850i Blue is perfect for you.

With all the buzz world wide about the release of the new 3G iPhone, it’s easy to miss the new about Sprints latest creation with Samsung.

Released for Verizon Wireless, the LG Chocolate 3 trades in its slider form factor for a slim clamshell. Designed with a control wheel on the outside, the handheld provides an integrated music player and FM transmitter to play music through a car stereo.

Released for AT&T, the Samsung Omnia (SGH-i907) is a business device running on Windows Mobile 6.1 with Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Excel and Word).

Released for AT&T, the Apple iPhone 3G includes fast 3G wireless technology, GPS mapping, support for enterprise features like Microsoft Exchange and the new App Store. The new quad-band phone gives consumers fast Internet access over tri-band HSDPA.