The HTC Arrive will be available at a great price from Wirefly.

But, if you're an EVO fan looking to switch to Verizon, now's the time.

Source: Wirefly

That reign won't last long, however, as a slew of faster 4G phones are skedded to hit the market in the next few months.

The Verizon Wireless battle now is clearly a decision of the HTC Thunderbolt vs. the iPhone. Click that link to see how they stack up against each other.

None of them have specific release dates, yet, but some specs and features were provided on the majority of devices.

The phones generating the most buzz are coming from the Motorola camp with the DROID Bionic and Motorola Atrix 4G leading the way.

Others of note, include the Samsung Infuse, HTC Inspire, LG Optimus Black, LG Revolution and Vizio's Via Phone.

Stay tuned for more details and anticipated release dates on these phones.

Also, check out these comparisons of the DROID Bionic vs. HTC EVO 4G and the iPhone 4 vs. DROID Bionic for insight on why the Bionic is destined to fly off the virtual shelves.

The video doesn't offer much in the way of revelations considering the extensive leaks leading up to the Shift's announcement, however, but it never hurts to enjoy nearly 10 solid minutes of new phone porn.

Here's the review:
http://www.wirefly.com/learn/android/htc-evo-shift-review/

Wirefly also cranked out a comparison of the EVO Shift vs. the original EVO.

Source: BGR

That's $100 cheaper than LetsTalk, so jump on this deal while you can.

Wirefly is also offering up ridiculous pricing on several other DROID models:

The DROID 2 Global is also $49.99 for new and existing customers.

The DROID Pro is free for both new and existing customers.

Wirefly has been operating online since at least 2003, though it does not offer a complete history about its inception. Since 2007 the company has been privately owned by Simplexity L.L.C., whose corporate headquarters are in Reston, Virginia. The "technology and operations center" is in Largo, Maryland.

Wirefly is an "authorized agent" for most cellular phone carriers in the United States. One question asked constantly about Wirefly is how it can sell phones at rates lower than most other retailers. According to Wirefly's website, it is able to sell cheaply because it doesn't make money off the handset sales themselves. Instead, Wirefly helps cellular companies "keep customers" by locking them into contracts longer than those they might normally have opted for. For this customer retention, Wirefly is compensated by the cellular providers once the customer successfully reaches the end of the contract.

Read more: | eHow.com What Is Wirefly?

You can now get white HTC Evo for a great price, as well as, two new color variations of the BlackBerry Torch. You can now get a white Torch or a cherry red Torch. The Torch is currently on sale for "Free" with a 2-year contract.

Other hot new phone deals launched recently on Wirefly:
Motorola Droid Pro
Samsung Contiuum

For all the goodness of the is new phone, check out this myTouch 4G review, complete with video demo of features and benchmarks.

You can order the myTouch 4G today for just $149.99 with a 2-year contract. Stay tuned for additional discount code tomorrow!

Also, check out how the myTouch 4g compares to these other hot phones:
myTouch 4G vs. iPhone 4
myTouch 4g vs. Samsung Vibrant

And in many cases it's going to come down to the carrier's new flagship devices: the Samsung Focus and the Samsung Captivate.

Check out Wirefly's comparison of the Samsung Focus vs. Samsung Captivate to help you decide.

The Focus is slated to go on sale Nov. 8.

Wirefly has posted another comparison of two hot Android phones, the Samsung Vibrant and soon-to-launch G2.

Here are some of the highlights:

*User Interface: The Samsung Vibrant is running Samsung's TouchWiz 3.0 user interface while the G2 is running a stock version of the Google Experience. TouchWiz differs from stock Android in a number of ways, including the homescreen widgets available, appearance and some Android enhancements characteristic of TouchWiz. Overall, however, the core functionality of Android remains the same on both devices, and the choice between the two interfaces is one of personal preference.
* Operating system: Although the Vibrant is expected to be upgradeable to Android 2.2 Froyo in the next number of months, the T-Mobile G2 is already running Android 2.2. With Android 2.2, the G2 offers support for Adobe Flash 10.1 along with mobile hotspot abilities and a potentially speedier user experience.
* Power: The Vibrant is equipped with an ultra-fast fast 1 GHz Hummingbird processor and 512MB of RAM. Although still a very snappy device, the G2 by HTC has only an 800 MHz processor, but has an equivalent 512MB of RAM. In day-to-day activities such as web browsing or checking email, the difference in power between the two devices won't be significantly noticeable, but may make a difference for power users.

Read the rest of Wirefly's T-Mobile G2 vs. Samsung Vibrant.

"If you've been trying to get your hands on the HTC EVO 4G for weeks now without any luck, your Facebook account may be your ticket into this still exclusive superphone club.

As you likely know all too well, the EVO has been pretty hard to come by - both online and in stores. Here at Wirefly, we've been shipping out EVOs the moment we get them into our distribution center. Today we received a cache of EVOs, and instead of inviting the masses to snap them up in matter of minutes, we're offering our loyal Facebook fans the opportunity to secure an EVO at a special Wirefly price.

To take advantage of this exclusive Wirefly offer, you must "like" Wirefly on Facebook."

"Here's how it works:

• Sometime tomorrow, Wirefly will announce the launch of the HTC EVO 4G sale on Facebook.
• Wirefly will publish a link to purchase the Evo on the "Friends Only" tab of its Facebook page.
• Non-fans will not will be able view or access the link.
• Those not familiar with Facebook: To become a 'fan' of Wirefly, go to www.Facebook.com/Wirefly and click on the 'Like' button at the top of the page.
Reminder: The EVO will not be available on Wirefly.com. To access this limited-time offer, you must "Like" Wirefly's Facebook page"

Despite a number of differences beyond display size that certainly define each phone -- think QWERTY keyboard and camera -- the DROID 2 and DROID X are also pretty similar in a good number of ways. How similar? Well, check out this comprehensive DROID 2 vs. DROID X comparison chart.