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Thanks to the Nokia World Conference, we have a lot to talk about today. There's a new version of the Nokia N97, two new Nokia music phones, and a new Nokia handset for AT&T. We also have a new Sony Ericsson Xperia, a bit of Windows Mobile News, and a phone that can take a swim and live to tell the tale. And elsewhere in the podcast, Verizon gets top marks, and Nicole refuses to get mad.
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Nokia N97 Mini
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Rumors of the week
Verizon drops price of BlackBerry Storm to $50; BlackBerry Storm2 imminent?
Sprint's Hero gets a face-lift
A sneak peek at the new Android Market
News
Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 announced with Windows Mobile 6.5
HTC Touch2 launching October 6 with Windows Mobile 6.5
Nokia N97 mini makes big debut
Nokia debuts X6 and X3 music phones
Alltel snatches up the HTC Snap
Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 launching on September 8
Motorola debuts the Debut
Jitterbug now using Verizon Wireless
Samsung launches kid-friendly Corby
Verizon gets top marks in call quality
Nokia's colorful Mural heads to AT&T
Reviews
LG Tritan (U.S. Cellular)
Verizon Wireless Escapade
Samsung Glint
Pharos Traveler 137
Sonim XP3 Quest
Nokia 7610 Supernova
Samsung SGH-T239
Upcoming reviews
Samsung Messager II
Samsung WEP850
Samsung WEP870
Nokia 2680
HTC Touch Pro2 (Sprint)
HTC Snap (Alltel)
Kent German is a senior editor for cell phone reviews at CNET. When he's not testing the newest handsets on the market, he's blogging about cell phone news for Crave. In his On Call column, he answers reader questions and gives his take on the rapidly changing mobile industry. E-mail Kent.
Bonnie Cha reviews the
latest smart phones, PDAs, and GPS devices, helping CNET readers get
their hands on the latest mobile electronics. 
Kent German is CNET's
cell phone editor and has been following the wireless industry for
seven years. He's embarrassed to admit he can name almost any cell
phone he sees on the street. 
Nicole Lee reviews cell
phones and their accessories for CNET, thus satisfying her love for all
things small, shiny, and digital.
