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Judging from the amount of websites reviewing or selling cell-phones and other services, sometimes I have a hard time finding which one I should consider, until I finally found Wirefly.com. The way they presented the products and services are very user-friendly. Not to mention the design and attractive color schemes that are easy to your eyes.

Let me start with the menu/home section — once you enter the website, you’ll see ranges of phones offered, especially the top ten free phones menu (this one is my favorite, not only it give you ideas what phone you should get, they also inform you what’s hot in the market today). It’s like they give you all access in just one website; first, you get to choose the phone, second you get to choose which plan is the best for you, either it’s the family plan or service plan. They also offer you the pre-paid system. Whatever communication options you prefer, Wirefly can obviously provide it for you. Plus, you also get to purchase your cell-phone accessories, from batteries to chargers, bluetooth to headsets, everything you need to indulge your talking pleasure. What’s more, Wirefly.com can also help you to find out your phone manufacturer or model number, just in case you have problems with that.

Bored with your ringtones and need some refreshments? Worry not as Wirefly.com also gives you easy access for your music selection. For only US$9.99/month, you get up to 20 tones, plus 10 more each month, and you can cancel it anytime.

Last but not least, you can easily do your online cell-phone shopping in Wirefly.com because everything is served under the same roof. Using professional shipper such as FedEx, you can easily track your order within the website itself. You can even check the rebate status if you’d like.

So, with everything covered in Wirefly.com, it’s truly no surprise that they are known to be the number 1 seller of cell phones and wireless plans.

Sounds good? Get your mouse to Wirefly.com today and check it out for yourself.

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According to The Wall Street Journal, Google is in talks to buy a famous video sharing website, YouTube, for US$1.6 billion. A purchase of YouTube could give a big boost to the online video efforts of Google. YouTube commanded 46% of visits to U.S. online video sites in August, according to market research firm Hitwise. That compared to a 23% share for the video activities of News Corp.’s MySpace social-networking site, and 10% for Google Video. This rumor has not yet been confirmed by either Google or YouTube.

Wall Street Journal via DigitalSurgery.

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ShopWiki will spend $25,000 to purchase video reviews. Moreover, they will pay $50 to the 500 first approved video reviews of any products which are available through their website. I think this is a good idea to increase the website’s traffic. You just need to make a list of all your gadgets, and then go to ShopWiki to make sure that your product is available on the website. If you find your product on the website, you can start reviewing it. ShopWiki will pay you through Paypal. Oh yeah, they are real. Visit ShopWiki for more details.

Via OhGizmo.

Verizon Airfone will close down its service on planes by end of this year after offering seatback phone service for over two decades. Unfortunately, the Airfone’s 140 employees fate are uncertain because the company explores a possible sale of the commercial airline portion of its business. Jim Pilcher, director of marketing for Airfone said that the decision is based on Verizon Communications’ strategy to focus on its core business, which is broadband, wireline and wireless. Read more details at MSNBC.

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Apple has cancelled plans for offline tech support in India. Apple had announced ambitious plans for setting up a 1,400,000 to 1,500,000 square feet technical support center in Bangalore at an investment of 20 million dollars in March 2006. But later, Apple officials informed that the company is revaluating its operations and has thought of pulling back its Indian operations. Apple will be giving these employees a severance package of two months salary. Considering companies like Dell, IBM and many others who have off shore tech support in India, it is unclear why Apple decided to shut shop just over a month after it commenced operations. Steve Dowling, an Apple spokesperson, said that Apple have re-evaluated company’s plans and have decided to put our planned support centre growth in other countries. Via Times of India.

Dell and Skype are agreeing to pre-install Skype software on two of Dell’s new XPS laptops; the M1210 and M2010. According to the deal, Dell will pre-install Skype on the XPS M2010 which features a 20.1-inch high-definition display with integrated Web cam. The XPS M1210 can also be configured with Skype as part of an optional audio-video communications package. You can visit IPcommunications for more details. Via Engadget.

XFX, a worldwide leader in the manufacture of nVIDIA-based graphics cards, is joining forces with Fatal1ty. Fatal1ty is the recognized leader in competitive gaming PC. Under the agreement, Fatal1ty will collaborate with XFX on the design and technical specifications of a series of graphics cards with a special focus on the needs of competitive PC video gamers. XFX has developed an exciting array of video cards and accessories which are designed to maximize the entire entertainment experience. Their future products will be designed for maximum performance and stability. Collaborative efforts between XFX and Fatal1ty will begin in mid-2006. Furthermore, the products designed under this partnership will be co-branded XFX and Fatal1ty.