Best of Smartphone Experts, 13 Feb 2011

AT&T off contract price for the HTC Inspire 4G only $399.99 LG unveils their premium line-up of devices at Mobile World Congress Samsung Galaxy S II and 10.1 inch Galaxy Tab announced	EA's Need for Speed and Tetris Coming to BlackBerry PlayBook at Launch 2011 BlackBerry Smartphone Roadmap Explained in Detail BlackBerry 302: A complete wipe and clean install of your BlackBerry OS
Nokia and Microsoft announce strategic partnership, my dream phone is coming Does Nokia with WP7 continue a broken world experience?	HP TouchPad, Veer, and Pre 3 HP to develop webOS apps themselves for big name partners HP cancels webOS 2 updates for current devices
Verizon iPhone is here and we have your new users guide, voice/sms quality tests, personal hotspot test, iOS 4.2.6 greenpois0n Jailbreak guide, and full on Verizon vs. AT&T -- fight! AT&T strikes back with unlimited mobile to mobile and 1000 bonus roll-over minutes for iPhone Will Apple expand the family with iPhone nano and iPad Pro?	Nokia to adopt Windows Phone 7 OS -- It's official! Windows Phone NoDo update coming out early March? Here's the story. Official Amazon.com app launches for Windows Phone

VOIP all day

VoLTE: How to use it and why you should care

VoLTE — or Voice over LTE — is quickly becoming the standard for calling throughout the U.S., Canada, and parts of Europe. Not only does it facilitate much higher call quality between cell phones, but it allows devices to stay connected to LTE while on a call, improving data speeds for everyone.

New standards

Every country and carrier that supports Google RCS

RCS is going to modernize Android's Messaging app, here are all the countries and carriers currently supported.

touchy feely grabby

Every game with touch controls on Xbox Game Pass (xCloud) for Android

Microsoft is offering over 150 games through cloud streaming with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. While all can be played with controllers, only a handful right now support touch controls.

Perfect PC peripherals

Perfect Dell and Alienware PC accessories for both work and play

Dell sells some of the best keyboards, mice, stands, monitors and other PC accessories for working from home, while its Alienware brand produces some of the best gaming versions of those same accessories. Here are the best options for your PC rig available today.