As the blog post covers, right now Verizon Wireless is running a promotion for the Droid RAZR and Motorola Droid Razr Maxx smartphones. Their retail price is $299 for the new Razr Maxx, and $199 for regular Droid Razr that is 16 GB. You can buy either of those and get the second Droid Razr free from Verizon Wireless. So it comes to $299 for 2 of the Droid Razr Maxx and $199 for 2 of the Droid Razr. If you need 2 phones you essentially get the Droid Razr for $100 each and the Droid Razr Maxx for $150 per phone.

Verizon even has a site set up for this: Droiz Razr Buy One Get One Free. If you want to, check that out. It seems like a good deal.

Verizon Wireless has many new Droid phones, as well as the HTC. Then you have AT&T matching them blow for blow with new phone releases from HTC and Samsung, among others. T-mobile, which might be owned by ATT soon and possibly absorbed in the next couple years has made the news with the Samsung Galaxy and other smartphones.

The cell phone blog has a few new posts up about the new 4G smartphones, like the HTC Inspire for AT&T. They also mention some special online offers for Verizon and other carriers. Might be worth a read.

See our post about att.com/upgradenow, where we speculate what this issue might be.

You could also take a look at our ATT Upgrade information page at: Att Upgrades Now

Or if you are trying to go to att.com/upgradenow, why don’t you try typing that into your browser or just going to att.com?

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So we got our site, Mueller Deals, back and plan to relaunch it as a sort of hub site for saving money shopping online. For now we have a statement on the homepage here: Mueller Deals Cell Phones. It gives a litle background on the situation.

If you have gone to the Google website lately you may have seen their link for more information on the Google G1 Phone.

This is phone that has been long in the works on the Android platform. There has been much speculation over the last few months about Google’s phone and whether it can compete with the Apple iPhone. Google has decided to release the G1 on the T-mobile network. This could be a coup for T-Mobile as AT&T has received a lot of attention in the last couple years, especially after landing the iPhone deal.

Will it live up to the hype? Will Google conquer the world? I guess we will see.

1. AT&T Nation 900 Rollover – by far our most popular rate plan, ATT nation 900 includes 900 minutes with Rollover, unlimited nights and weekends, all for $59.99 a month with a 2 year contract.

2. AT&T Nation 700 Family Talk 2 Phone Lines – For only $69.99 FamilyTalk 700 offers 700 minutes shared between 2 phones. of course Rollover and unlimited Nights/Weekends are includes. Additional ( add-on) phones are available for $9.99 per line.

3. AT&T Nation 900 Contract Extension – Many of our visitors are current ATT customers and/or former Cingular Wireless customers looking to upgrade their phones. A majority of these vistors choose the popular Nation 900 for their contract extension. It is the same as the regular Nation 900 but for current customers who extend their contract for 2 years.

4. AT&T Nation Unlimited 2 Years – This is AT&T’s entry among the new unlimited wireless plans. For only 99.99 monthly one phone has unlimited calling minutes included. Obviously there is no need for Rollover minutes in this case. This plan is also available for existing customers who want a phone upgrade, and for $100 per additional phone you can get unlimited Family Plans.

5. Verizon Wireless Nationwide 450 – For shoppers who who want Verizon service and don’t want to spend a lot of money this is the plan. $39.99 per month includes 450 regular minutes, unlimited nights & weekends, and includes unlimited “IN” minutes for verizon’s network.

6. Verizon Nationwide Unlimited Minutes – Like the names says, this is Verizon’s unlimited calling plan. At $99.99 it is competively priced and comes with the reliable Verizon Wireless network.

7. Verizon Wireless Nationwide Family SharePlan 700 - If you like Verizon and want 2 phones on your plan, the Share Plan 700 it is a good deal. Share 700 minutes, unlimited IN, Nights/Weekends, between 2 phones for $70 a month. Need more minutes? A 1400 shared plan is only $90, and other higher minute plans are available.

8. T-mobile MyFaves 300 - This is great value for callers who burn up their monthly minutes calling just a few people. As you’ve probably seen on the television commercials you can pick a Top 5 ( Faves) for unlimited calling. For $39 a month only 300 peak minutes are included. But who needs peak minutes if you mostly call 5 people and Nights and Weekends are unlimited.

9. Sprint Power Pack 450 - We don’t get a lot of traffic for Sprint PCS, but when we do this plan is pretty popular. With 450 minutes and unlimited weekends and nights, this deal is $39.99 a month with a 2 year agreement.

10. Sprint Simply Everything Plan - At least Sprint goes with an original name for it’s unlimited offering. For 99.99 a month Sprint users can get unlimited calling- or as Sprint calls it- Everything.

There you have it , our most popular wireless phone plans. In addition to those we offer dozens of options for everything from prepaid to unlimited family plan contract extensions.

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We are attempted to cleanup the clutter of the site and make it easier for visitors to find exactly the cell phone and plan they need. Anyone can choose to search by phone, carrier, or plan type. You can also search by phone price and many other features.

Another benefit is that visitors will be able to see all phone features and create their own phone and plan setup without leaving our site. Simply click order when you are done and your cart is all set.

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One obstacle could be implementation by major wireless carriers. The lauch of Android depends on providers like Sprint and T-Mobile embracing and understanding the technology. If there are issues with this the Android may be pushed back.

Google is giving away the operating system for free and began offering the platform to service providers, sellers, and chip makers- resulting in The Open Handset Alliance.

We plan to update regularly with the latest deals and reviews of wireless services.