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Do you live in the U.S.? Do you want to buy a smartphone but don’t know what to buy? Here is the second edition of Gadget Porn’s Smartphone Buying Guide Flowchart, for November 2010.
Notes:
- This is for higher-end smartphones. Each of the carriers has other, low- and mid-range smartphones that may suit you just fine (HTC Aria on AT&T, the Motorola Devour on Verizon, etc.). However, the ones in the guide are faster and larger (in screen size and/or resolution), and they look better.
- This guide will be accurate starting Monday, when AT&T and T-Mobile start selling Windows Phone 7 devices.
- Phones that have not been released have a note added to them (Samsung Continuum, Motorola Droid Pro, Dell Venue Pro, etc.)
- If you’re just looking for a basic smartphone with a really cheap data plan, take a look at the T-Mobile Comet. Currently free with a 2-year contract and you can add T-Mobile’s new $10/month data plan for 200MB ($15/month without a contract extension). It runs the latest version of Android, too (Froyo).
- If you are on U.S. Cellular, just pick between the Samsung Mesmerize, HTC Desire, or BlackBerry Bold 9650. If you’re on Cellular South, get the Desire.
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