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| May 09, 2013 CNET Mobile |  |
| HTC First drops to just 99 cents | Well, that was fast. Barely a month after HTC and Facebook unveiled the HTC First, AT&T is offering the social-media infused handset for just 99 cents with a two-year contract. Though a rep from the carrier told CNET that this was just part of a temporary sale, which is common for AT&T, we have a feeling it has to do more with its unimpressive specs, overly high initial pricetag, and the fact that other better handsets can run the Home software, too. | Read more | Share: 
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 | LG Optimus G Pro (AT&T) Though it lacks a stylus, the Optimus G Pro is not only armed with high-end specs, but it's also still cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 -- making it the best AT&T phablet available now. |  | Pantech Perception (Verizon Wireless) Consider the Pantech Perception if you're deciding among $100 smartphones, but you'll get more for your money with a discounted Samsung Galaxy S3 or other last-season phones. |  | Kyocera Kona (Cricket Wireless) Though it's devoid of even midlevel features (like a camera LED flash and video-recording capabilities), the Kyocera Kona manages to be the best flip phone from Cricket. |  | HP Slate 7 The HP Slate 7 strips out way too much to make its low price, and what's left can't compare to the Nexus 7's offerings. |  | ZTE Director (U.S. Cellular) The ZTE Director is competitively priced under a carrier agreement, but users should still be aware that US Cellular offers better devices. Particularly when considering the phone's glacial CPU, poor audio quality, and mediocre camera. | |  | | |
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