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Samsung Saga debuts on Verizon Wireless, BlackBerry Storm on Best Buy, Nokia 6650 now available on ATandT and more. Here is today\'s mobile round up.

The holiday shopping season is nearly upon us and we here at Wirelessinfo.com are ready to help you find the best cell phones of the year to help you in your gift quests. Got someone on your list who wants the best phone for listening to music and watching video on the go? Or someone who needs to stay on top of lots of emails and keep a busy schedule organized? If so, we\'ve got phones to recommend for you for these people and more - watch for our 2008 Select Awards first thing on Monday morning...

BlackBerry Curve 8900 debuts in Germany, Nokia E63 Unveiled, Samsung a777 available on ATandT and more. Here is today\'s mobile round up

ClarityLife C900 now available, T-Mobile selling unlocked Nokia phones, Windows Mobile 6.5 confirmed and more. Here is today\'s mobile round up.

BlackBerry Storm gets a release date, the Sony Ericsson W705 Walkman phone is official, Samsung T919 Behold and Gravity announced for  T-Mobile and more. Here is today\'s web round up

BlackBerry Storm hands on, Sprint Picture Mail application now available, Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 will debut in the US and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

BlackBerry Bold debuts on ATandT, Sanyo Katana Eclipse X now shipping, FastMac battery charger for iPhone and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

Nokia N96 hits US stores, Live Mesh for Mobile fixed, MOTOZINE Z5 now available on T-Mobile and More. Here is today's mobile round up.

Wal-Mart offering the G1 at a discount, CompUSA not offering any discount on the BlackBerry Bold, Pantech Slate debuts on ATandT and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

HOP1890 available on ATandT, QIK for BlackBerry in Alpha, MOTOAURA makes an appearance online and more. Here is today\'s web round up.

Android doesn\'t impress Sprint CEO, iPhone Firmware 2.2 Beta released, Verizon Wireless new line up and More. Here is today\'s mobile round up.

HTC Touch Pro Coming to Sprint, Security flaw in Android, LG Dare available on Telus Mobility and More. Here is today\'s web round up.

GMail for Mobile 2.0 released, Nokia 2280 to debut in CDMA markets, Samsung TouchWiz coming to the US and more. Here is today\'s daily web round up.

BlackBerry Bold gets a release date (again!), Nokia releases BH-804 headset, Update for G1 in the pipeline and more. Here is today's mobile round up.

The T-Mobile G1 is finally out - it went on sale today at T-Mobile stores in the U.S. and is priced at $179 with a 2-year contract. The G1 has a 3.2-inch touchscreen with 320 x 480 resolution and a slide-out QWERTY. It also features a 3.2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. The G1 runs the Android operating system developed by Google, and it\'s currently the only phone available running this OS. We waited in a short line this morning at a local T-Mobile store to get one (we were in 2nd out of 4 people at the time the store opened) and met an Android developer, a woman purchasing a G1 for her son as a birthday gift, and a Google employee on the Android team while waiting. We\'ll put the G1 through our thorough testing to see how it does, and our first impressions are relatively favorable overall - it feels good in the hand, if a little too heavy, and the OS is pretty responsive, though not entirely intuitive or refined. We are definitely excited to see the first iteration of a new smartphone platform. While the G1 has not been marketed as an "iPhone killer" specifically, the comparison inevitably comes to mind, and the iPhone 3G will be among the comparison phones we\'ll use as we go through our testing, and you\'ll be able to see the blow-by-blow results in our full review soon.

T-Mobile G1 now available to the masses, Nokia 1606 debuts on Cricket, RIM to launch an Application Store by 2009 and More. Here is today's mobile round up.

Samsung i7110 unveiled, AP releases BlackBerry application, Sprint updates portfolio with two new Samsung phones and More. Here is today's web round up.