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According to sources, about 55% of phones sold in the US in the 3G of this year are 3G models, despite the lack of strong 3G networking in the states.

The Motorola RAZR and KRZR and LG models make up 7 of the top ten models. Despite Motorola having four devices in the top ten, their Average Selling Price (ASP) stood at $80, considerably lower than the group average. The next stop is a surge in 3.5G phones, possibly leading to a WiMAX capability… may be.

Just in time for the holidays, Alltel Wireless is all geared up to launch the Blackberry Pearl 8130 device on their network for all of the eager Christmas shoppers.

The 8130 smartphone offers GPS and mapping software, a 2 MP camera with flash and video, Bluetooth stereo support, as well as the web browsing and email experience that the smartphone moniker brings along with it.

Alltel will offer the 8130 for $149.99 after a $100 mail-in-rebate, with the purchase of a 2-year contract.

The Boy Genius Report never ceases to amaze us with these "leaked" ads they always turn up. Starting Black Friday, and sadly ending that very following Sunday, AT&T will be offering 50% off prices on a selection of their popular phones. And no, the iPhone is not included. Didn't think you'd get off that easy? ;-) Here are the phones that will be included with this special sale:

* Samsung a737 for $24.99
* Sony Ericsson w580i for $24.99
* BlackBerry Curve (8310, not 8300!) for $99.99
* Pantech Duo for $99.99
* Motorola RAZR 2 V9 for $149.99

All of these prices are redeemed after sending in mail-in rebates, and there's always that pesky new 2-year contract you have to sign. Still, this is quite a deal.

This nameless Chinese mobile device features a really cool LCD based navigation and display, which vanishes when not in use. The blue color of the display meshes really well with the chrome plating of its frame, but what is with that "Vogue Lifestyle" lettering on the side of the phone. This is an instance where we would just love to punch the designer in the face for choosing such an obtrusive spot for this branding (?) to be displayed. Even if this phone doesn't have an official name (that we know of) so far, that doesn't mean we don't have the specs for you.

The phone features a 2.2 inch 260K color 176x220 display along with a VGA camera, not to mention support for microSD, Bluetooth, and stereo speakers. The phone carries dimensions of 110x48x15 mm, weighing 85 grams. That horrible lettering really kills it for us. Otherwise, its one sexy looking phone.

The Java gurus over at Sun have issued an early prediction of when we might be seeing Java be integrated onto the iPhone.

With the much needed SDK being released in February 2008, Terrence Barr, a member of the Sun community says that Java will most likely be able to be integrated into the development of software for the iPhone, opening up a whole new realm of possibilities for the Apple mobile device.

Of course, no one really knows what Steve Jobs and the Apple crew have in store for their mobile users, though more should be known after the upcoming MacWorld annual convention. And to think, it was only last year at this event where the iPhone was announced.

Here is the latest update to the mobile conflict taking place in Germany over the last week. Vodafone disputed T-Mobile's right to have a monopoly on the iPhone.

At this point, T-Mobile stands by their right to be the sole network provider for the iPhone in Germany, but T-Mobile is apparently set to offer an unlocked version of the iPhone for 999 Euros (around $1500, Yikes! ) so that some customers can get the phone and choose another carrier, if they want to. That’s in addition to T-Mobile’s regular iPhone+Service contract plan.

By doing this, T-Mobile can claim that customers have “a choice” and shut Vodaphone’s complaint, but the price will effectively deter most of them by raising the overall cost of ownership, except if the folowing happens: 1/ Vodaphone can lower their data plan cost to compensate for the high price. 2/ If customers will use Wi-Fi only and don’t want to be tied up with a data plan for two years. Vodaphone is likely going to continue its complaint.