You have seen our gallery of the HTC Droid Incredible, now read on to find out our thoughts on living with Verizon Wireless’ brand-new flagship phone.

This is the current Google Android phone of the moment: the HTC Droid Incredible from Verizon Wireless.  The specs certainly are impressive. The Incredible packs a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 800×480 (WVGA) 3.7″ AMOLED screen, 512 MB RAM, 1GB ROM and 8GB of flash storage, Android 2.1 with HTC’s Sense UI on top of it, and an 8-megapixel camera with dual LED flash.

We previously showed you detailed pictures of the ins and outs of the Palm Pre Plus for Verizon Wireless. Now, let us fill you in with our usual in-depth observations on what it is like to live with the Palm Pre Plus day to day.

Check out the newest arrival in the JPT review labs: the Palm Pre Plus from Verizon.  Glance over some hands-on photos of Palm’s latest webOS creation and sit tight for our upcoming in depth review.

Bigwords.com is a website that should be bookmarked by all college students.  The website has a price comparison engine that compares book prices across all the major online booksellers.  With the cost of textbooks these days, this site provides a one stop shop to save lots of money.

The BlackBerry Curve 8900 is the thinnest and lightest full-QWERTY phone RIM has ever made.  It also occupies a premium position in T-mobile’s smartphone lineup.  Read on to find out how the Curve 8900 stacks up against BlackBerries from other carriers and other smartphones at large.

The initial reviews of the BlackBerry Storm 9530 when it first came out were not exactly glowing.  A few firmware updates later, has it improved much?  To answer this question, we lived with the Storm for two months to see how well it fits in the life of a young mobile professional (maybe we are giving ourselves too much credit there).

Evan came up with this idea while we were talking last week, and I instantly thought it was golden. If the Pre is an “iPhone-killer”, then a phone-less Pre (let’s call it a “Re”) is an “iPod Touch-killer”.

The iPaq was one of the last big introductions from Compaq before it merged with HP.  It was made fun of because its name sounded too much like Apple’s iMac, but the iPaq actually grew into quite a diverse family of gadgets.

Google. Amazon. Dell. Sidekick. Helio?  Let’s recap all the rumors that floated through the tech-o-sphere this week.