We have already told you a lot about the HTC Hero, HTC’s Android smartphone. We now have a video walkthrough of the HTC Hero and Sense UI. Check it out and let us know what you think.

Now Sprint has made its very popular Palm Pre smartphone available online for the very first time. The device had launched in June this year and, before now, had only been available in retail stores.

Palm has reportedly already sold 300,000 pieces of the Pre. Now it is available for a mere $199.99 with a 2-year agreement and mail-in rebate. What are you waiting for, guys? Go get your Palm Pre smartphone!

Palm Pre Box Shot

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RadioShack and T-Mobile today jointly announced that the former has entered into an agreement to sell T-Mobile cell phones and services, across over 4,000 RadioShack outlets in the US and Puerto Rico.

This, T-Mobile says, will nearly double its already massive US presence. The deal will commence in summer. This automatically means that, RadioShack will be offering, among other phones, T-Mobile’s myTouch 3G Android smartphone as well. Pretty cool, na?

T-Mobile myTouch 3G

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Mobile world seems to be steadily filling up with watch phones these days. While the LG GD910 watch phone is soon coming to Europe next month, Samsung is busy promoting its own S9110 device (did you notice the strange similarity in the numbers, by any chance?). The S9110, which Samsung claims is the slimmest watch phone so far, is only 11.98mm thick. The LG GD910 is 13.9mm thick.

The Samsung S9110, which the company introduced at a press release, comes with GSM dualband network, 1.76” touchscreen display, Bluetooth and speakerphone. This device, though, lacks 3G. The S9110 will retail at about 450 EUR, which is about $639. The S9110 will be introduced in France this month.

Samsung S9110 Watchphone

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