The Motorola Atrix 4G might be a flop, but Motorola are not resting until they come out with a hit phone for the year, this is where the DROID X2 comes to play.

Motorola's Droid X2 is the spiritual successor to the Motorola Droid X on Verizon, it is very identical in design with only the specs being the main difference. Unlike the Droid, the Droid X2 features a Nvidia Tegra 2 dual core 1.2GHz processor, 768MB of RAM, 8MP camera, and a 4.3 inch qHD display. It's really nothing we haven't seen before, but impressive nonetheless, we hope Motorola and Verizon finds success with this one.

We here at MobileTopSoft are falling head over heels with Windows Phone 7 after what Microsoft showed at MIX 11, so we welcome any new handset to the market with open arms.

The newest phone in the Windows Phone 7 line is said to be the HTC Mazaa, awkward name for a phone but who cares, it looks rather well and it seems to be sporting a 3.5 or 4 inch display, nothing compared to the HTC HD7S for AT&T. As of now, we have no idea which carrier will pick this up, or when it will launch, but rumors say it could hit Verizon within the next 6 months.

Recently we reported the release of iOS 4.3.1, now there's a new version which is now available, dubbed as iOS version 4.3.2.

This version of iOS brings to the platform nothing but fixes and minor changes you probably won't even take notice of, so do not get too excited. The update fixes some security issues found in WebKit, a fix for Facetime and also tends to issues surrounding some of the Verizon iPad 2 models where connectivity is concerned. That is about it, so go ahead and download this important update, all over 600MB of it.

Verizon Wireless is giving the shaft to the U.S. consumers in one of the worst possible ways, taking away the 1yr contract.

If you are planning to go on a contract with Verizon Wireless any time after April 16th, 2011, then you'll be in for a rude awakening if you are a 1yr contract kind of person. On April 17th, Verizon will remove the option of going on a contract for one year, instead, you'll be asked to choose a 2yr or more option. Verizon claims that many subscribe to the 2yr contract instead, so they are just going with what customers want.

There seems to be some reports of 3G issues regarding the Verizon iPad 2, if you are experiencing this, worry not.

Apple is investigating the problem, the company plans to release a software fix very soon to keep your minds at ease and your iPad 2 ever connected to Verizon's speedy 3G network. Apple didn't give an exact date on when Verizon iPad 2 subscribers will see the update, we expect it to hit before the end of the month, so keep your heads up, the update will be available for your device before you know it.

Things are not going well for Sprint these days, AT&T buying up T-Mobile which will further push them back, and the heat emulating from Verizon and Apple iPhone partnership.

If that is not enough, now Sprint will have to contend with being the slowest 4G network in America, after 1000 speed tests were done on Verizon LTE network. All 1,000 tests were done in New York City, the devices used was the Verizon HTC Thunderbolt, and the Sprint HTC EVO 4G, both powerful handsets and the best on offer from both networks. If you look at the charts, you will realize how significantly faster Verizon 4G LTE network is, but one could argue that such is the case because not many subscribers are using Verizon 4G compared to Sprint.

Verizon Wireless LTE network is said to be the best in the U.S. so no doubt they already have another LTE supported Android smartphone on hand.

The new phone is called the Samsung DROID Charge, it was previously codenamed as Stealth and was first seen at CES 2011. This is a giant phone, it is sporting a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, 1GHz Hummingbird processor, 8MP camera with 720p video recording, 1.3MP fron-facing camera, LTE, WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth, aGPS, HDMI-out, and Android 2.2 (Froyo) at the helm.

Verizon made their LTE Mobile Hotspot device available for sale today, so get ready share your LTE 4G speeds with your friends.

The device is made by Samsung, codenamed the SCH-LC11 Mobile hotspot, it will be sold for a neat $99.99 on contract after a $50 instant discount. As the first Verizon LTE Mobile Hotspot, it might come out of the gates with some software problems, but don't be set back by that, this is your chance to have true wireless broadband connected to all your toys while you are on the move, no need for Wi-Fi at this point.

Want to know which network is best if you want an iPhone 4 in the U.S. I take it? Fret not child, for a survey was done just for the purpose of helping you decide better.

On Tuesday, market research fir, ChangeWave, released their findings from a survey in regards to which network have better call quality. Verizon and AT&T was put to a head to head deadly combat, 4,068 customers were surveyed and the results was as expected. Verizon came out the clear winner in the end by a large margin, proves what many has been saying about AT&T.

We knew someone would have done it, and it didn't take too long for it to happen, the Motorola XOOM has been officially overclocked. The XOOM is a true powerhouse in the mobile industry, and to have it go up an extra 500MHz is a huge deal, it all but destroyed the benchmarking applications.

XDA forum member, Coolbho3000, was the man behind the awesomeness, he overclocked the Motorola XOOM from 1GHz to 1.5GHz, thus achieving some sweet and super dual core speeds with the device. You can do it yourself, but doing so could void your warranty and possibly brick your XOOM if done incorrectly, so take the following information at your own risk, don't blame us for nothing.