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Tweet A report tonight from Engadget is apparently confirming the re-emergence of the ill-fated Kin One and Kin Two phones on Verizon, with an altered data plan, but still with Zune Pass functionality: …we’re hearing that the revised phones will be totally, completely debundled from data services. Data-centric features like the Loop "are out," we’re told — but the good news is that you’ll still be able to use one…

Tweet Call of Duty is always a big seller because of it’s multiplayer, not it’s campaign. The series has really exploded since Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare which redefined how online multiplayer should be done. If you’re a fan of Call of Duty, I don’t need to tell you just… Neowin.net

Tweet It seems like yesterday when Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, said that the KIN ONE and TWO were taking away attention from Windows Phone 7 and, therefore, had to be discontinued. It also seems like yesterday when Microsoft employees felt embarrased by the failure that the product was. Yet, somehow, none of… Neowin.net

Tweet Well, well, well. The leaks just keep on coming. This morning Engadget graced us with leaked photos of the Nexus S. We then posted a story about the surprise showing the phone made on BestBuy.com. Now, this evening, Engadget has one-up themselves by leaking a phone that’s sure to have… Neowin.net

Tweet The Nexus One had such ambitious goals: It was going to push the state of Android hardware and it was going to establish a direct-to-consumer model for unlocked phones. Now Google seems to be trading its ground-breaking approach for something more familiar, friendly and safe with the Nexus One’s heir apparent, the Nexus S. Evidence of the Nexus S showed up today on Engadget and Phandroid, which found a…