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Motorola Xoom coming to Best Buy on February 24th, HTC Thunderbolt on the 14th

We're already fatigued of reporting launch dates for devices announced at this year's CES -- it seems like each one has had at least four different potential release points -- but when you get one of Best Buy's official Facebook pages blabbing about when the Moto Xoom and HTC Thunderbolt will be arriving... well, you sum up the strength to do it one more time. Contrary to earlier insider leaks pinning the Xoom to a February 17th launch, Best Buy is now promising to have the vanguard of the Honeycomb tablet revolution on February 24th. That's exactly a week later than our earlier info, so perhaps somebody somewhere decided to push things back a bit. We have no doubt, however, that Motorola is nearly ready with its slate -- there have been plenty of them spotted around the Super Bowl this week. In the meantime, HTC's LTE-equipped 4.3-incher seems to have finally settled down on Valentine's Day as its time of reckoning, a day after the similarly sized Inspire 4G hits AT&T.

Motorola Xoom coming to Best Buy on February 24th, HTC Thunderbolt on the 14th originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 Feb 2011 03:19:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Verizon iPhone: Slower Data, Better Coverage

The long wait for the iPhone on Verizon's network is almost over, as consumers will finally be able to get their greedy mitts on the CDMA-enabled iPhone 4 on February 10th. But reviewers have already put the phone through its paces -- and they're saying just what you'd expect: that It's the same exact device as the iPhone 4 on AT&T, but on a much better network. Reviewer after reviewer found that the iPhone 4 on Verizon was much more reliable when it came to reception and dropped calls. But, while coverage was vastly improved, there are trade-offs. Most side-by-side tests put the Verizon iPhone's data connection about 50-percent slower on downloads and 60-percent slower on uploads than the AT&T version. Of course, to take advantage of those improved speeds you'll have to get and stay connected. Those speed differences were quite noticeable under some circumstances, such as Wired's Netflix test, during which the Verizon iPhone's streams were significantly more pixelated.



While you can't browse the Web and hold a conversation at the same time on the Verizon iPhone (thanks to the limitations of CDMA technology), there is one major advantage to picking Verizon: unlimited data. Verizon plans to eventually stop offering unlimited data, but $30 currently gets you all the bytes you can download, an option phased out by AT&T early in 2010. The general theme of every review we read can be summed up quite nicely by a quote from our friends at Engadget: "Apple and Verizon did the impossible: they made the best smartphone in America just a little bit better."

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