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The HTC Droid Incredible 2 launched on Verizon Wireless yesterday for a direct at a price of $ 199 with a two-year contract – but if you're eying the latest Verizon Android phone, you can nab one for about half that price.

Amazon and LetsTalk.com are each offering incredible the droid 2 for $ 99 with a new two-year contract at the time of checkout.  This price applies to new accounts only Verizon Wireless; If you are already a customer of Verizon and are eligible for an upgrade, the price of each dealer jumps to $ 149, $ 50 less than the price of Verizon Wireless.

And if you order from Amazon, also qualify for the credit of $ 25 Appstore through May 1st.

To learn more about the new HTC incredible Android phone 2.

T-Mobile is now on sale his new, dual-core LG Android smartphone G2x for $ 249 with a $ 50 mail-in rebate for a price of $ 199 (with a two-year contract of service).  But if you're looking to buy this new phone, you can save $ 50 and the need to wait for a rebate when buying from one of three popular third-party resellers.

Amazon Wireless, LetsTalk.com and WireFly are each with the G2x for $ 149, no refund is required.  All require a two-year contract and T-Mobile offer free shipping.  And to the Amazon and Wirefly, the price is good, if you are a subscriber of T-Mobile's first time, or are updating your current T-Mobile phone (as long as you are eligible for update).

Also be sure to check out new unlimited plan $ 79 T-Mobile, which can be used with the G2x.

Prices subject to change at any time.

While Apple has steadily increased the number of tracks to iTunes that sell for $ 1.29, Amazon mp3online music store, Amazon.com, has just lowered the price of many popular songs from 89-or-99 cents only $ 0.69.

And these aren't just coded in the ' 50s tracks 9 out of 10 octogenarians never heard of – the new price is for many songs by current best-seller as E.T. Katy Perry and Bruno Mars The Song "lazy.  In fact, if you take a look at the list of songs MP3 Amazon MP3 best sellers, more than 50% of the first 60 are on sale now for $ 0. 69-listeners that it costs roughly half what they would pay for purchases of iTunes.

Amazon MP3 sells unlocked.MP3 audio File that will play back on any iOS (iPad, iPhone, iPod touch) iPod, Android phones, Windows phones and virtually every other device designed to handle digital audio.  And the online retailer has recently launched their Cloud Drive, a "digital locker" for files and media, along with Cloud Player, Windows, Mac OS and Android app that allows users to play audio files stored via an internet connection.

We are disappointed that Amazon hasn't released an iTunes-like app for PC that allows users to purchase and manage Amazon MP3 content outside of a browser, but with a substantial savings that the extra effort required to separately download and manage music purchased from Amazonespecially in this economy, it will be useful to many users.

Now let's see if enough people make the switch to Amazon MP3 for Apple to take notice.