The EVO 3D features a 4.3-inch 3D display, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, dual 5-megapixel cameras on the back, front-facing camera (for video calls), HSPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS, Bluetooth, an array of sensors and a microSD memory card slot. Still a powerful device, even if you don’t buy into the 3D gimmick.

[via EuroDroid]

With only a handful of retail locations nationwide, MetroPCS is looking to ramp up handset sales by taking them to the world’s largest online retailer. The complete lineup of MetroPCS no-contract phones is now available through Amazon. Pricing is on par with the carrier’s website at the moment, but it’s almost expected that Amazon should be offering discounts in the future. Handsets purchased from Amazon can be activated on the MetroPCS website, by dialing *228 or by visiting a MetroPCS retail location.

“We are committed to offering our customers affordable handsets along with exceptional service and delivering both at an incredible value,” said Tom Keys, president and COO of MetroPCS. “Making our phones available on Amazon.com is just one way that we’re providing consumers with a convenient purchase option that will allow them to have it all with MetroPCS’ services.”

[Amazon]

[Press Release]

Now that the Motorola Atrix 2 is out, it looks like AT&T is clearing out stock of the Lapdock for the original Motorola Atrix 4G. You can currently get the Lapdock for only $50 from the AT&T store after instant discounts, no rebates, no strings.

This is incredible savings over the ridiculous $499 that Motorola is charging, or even $186 from Amazon. And probably even cheaper than you would find on Ebay. Stock will probably go fast, so if you own the original Atrix 4G and you’ve been considering the Lapdock, now is the time to snap it up.

[AT&T via Android Police]

The Galaxy S Prevail for Boost Mobile will be selling for $69, regular price is $149. The deal starts on Nov 25th at 12:01am, so if you’re in the market for a decent pre-paid Android phone at more than half price off, get ready to brave the crowds.

Additionally, Walmart is also offering a $100 gift card on phone purchases with new two year contracts. This deal starts on November 26th and runs through December 3rd.

[via Android Guys]

Currently Google Offers is only available in select cities in the US, so no need to download the app if you won’t be able to use it. But if you live in one of the cities listed below, hit the Market link to install the app on devices running Android 2.1 or higher.

[Android Market]

There’s a new Verizon MAP list out, which is the minimum advertised price devices can be listed for. And two devices on the list should be of interest to everybody, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and HTC Rezound. Both are listed for $299, which is probably what they’ll be selling for at Verizon. We also know the Galaxy Nexus will be hitting Best Buy, and they hardly ever offer phone discounts, at least not right away. It remains to be seen if and when either of these devices will hit third-party retailers such as Amazon Wireless, where the real discounts are to be had.

Also of note, the advertising period for both devices begins on November 10th. That doesn’t mean necessarily that’s a launch date, but it is a Thursday and we all know what day of the week Verizon likes to launch phones. Of course nothing is set in stone, but we wouldn’t be surprised if that’s how it turned out.

[via Droid Life]

Currently priced at $299 after discounts, it looks like Sprint will be dropping the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Come April 3rd it will only run your $199 with a two year contract. With the next generation of tablets moving in such as the upcoming HTC EVO View that Sprint will carry, no doubt they’re looking to clear the last of the aging first gen Tab. Not to say the Galaxy Tab is worthless, but $200 sounds like a heck of a bargain when newer tablets are costing $500 and up.

[via Engadget]

Meanwhile the HTC Incredible 2 is priced at $199.99, the same as the original HTC Incredible.

[Droid Life]

The Motorola Backflip is now available to AT&T customers as their first Android phone. If you’ve been waiting for some Android love, your wait is over, but don’t be so quick to run down to your nearest AT&T store and plunk down the $199, then wait on that $100 rebate. We’ve looked high and low for the best deals on Motorola’s latest Android offering. If you’re cautious about 3rd party resellers, you can always go straight to the source and get it from AT&T. Wirefly has it for free with a new contract, and also can upgrade you if you’re a current AT&T customer, log in for your upgrade price. But the best deal we found yet, it WalMart subsidiary LetsTalk.com, where you can score it for FREE on a new contract, plus a $50 rebate, essentially getting paid to take the phone. LetsTalk.com also can upgrade your current AT&T plan, with prices as low as free, with free shipping. And if you want to go the unlocked, no contract route, you’ll pretty much get the same price of $419 to $449 wherever you look right now.

Now, aren’t you glad you waited an extra day to shop around?

In case you’ve been hiding under a rock the past month or so, here’s the run down on the Backflip’s specs:

The Motorola Backflip is a touchscreen phone with 5MP autofocus camera, Wi-Fi, physical QWERTY keyboard, MotoBLUR feature, and Android OS. Full specification list:

• PC Connectivity: USB 2.0 (High Speed) standard micro USB connector
• Location and Orientation: aGPS, Accelerometer and E-compass
• Bands/Modes: WCDMA 850/1900/2100, GSM 850/900/1800/1900, HSDPA 7.2 Mbps (category 7/8), EDGE Class 12, GPRS Class 12, aGPS, v2.0
• Expandable Memory: microSD slot, 2 GB preinstalled (Up to 32 GB)
• Physical
  • Weight: 4.7 oz.; 133 grams
  • Size: (H X W X D): 53.0 x 108.0 x 15.3 mm
• Power
  • Battery: 1400 mAh
  • Talk time: up to 350 minutes (6 hrs)
  • Standby time: up to 315 hours (13.5 days)