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Review Date: 02-NOV-2009
RRP: TBA
4.50
The Motorola Droid certainly stands out among the growing Android army due to its superior hardware and enhanced 2.0 software. But will the Android Marketplace catch up to the iPhone's App Store? Therein lies the key to success for the Droid.
Review Date: 29-SEP-2009
RRP: $399.00
3.50
The lack of 3G and GPS and a poor display are downsides, but the excellent optical trackpad and user interface make the BlackBerry Curve 8520 a decent smartphone. This entry-level BlackBerry isn't for everyone, but budget users who are willing to sacrifice some features for a lower price should consider the Curve 8520.
Review Date: 29-SEP-2009
RRP: $1199.00
3.75
The Sony Ericsson Satio is an excellent camera phone with a great 3.5in screen, but its not a world-beater. The lack of a 3.5mm headphone jack and an inconsistent user interface detract from what otherwise is a good overall package.
Review Date: 21-SEP-2009
RRP: $629.00
3.75
Nokia's 6710 Navigator won't replace your standalone GPS due to its small screen. For a mobile phone though, it provides a solid and smooth navigation experience thanks to a combination of good hardware and well designed software.
Review Date: 15-SEP-2009
RRP: TBA
0.00
The Palm Pixi is a small, sprightly webOS-based smartphone with a lot of potential.
Review Date: 08-SEP-2009
RRP: TBA
3.00
A smaller, more compact version of the 5800, Nokia's 5530 XpressMusic is a very similar handset to its bigger brother, though it lacks GPS and 3G connectivity. While we prefer the smaller design, build quality is again questionable.
Review Date: 07-SEP-2009
RRP: $949.00
3.50
The Nokia N86 8MP is a premium multimedia phone with a price tag close to those of the best touch-screen smartphones on the market. It’s not a bad phone at all, but there really isn’t anything to get excited about.
Review Date: 04-SEP-2009
RRP: $749.00
4.00
The Samsung Galaxy Icon isn't a bad phone by any stretch of the imagination; in fact, it's quite the opposite. The AMOLED display is excellent, the 5-megapixel camera is a nice addition and the interface is slick and responsive. However, we would have appreciated some tweaks to the standard Android UI.
Review Date: 31-AUG-2009
RRP: $589.00
3.75
Nokia's E52 is a strange device when you consider it's an e-mail smartphone that lacks a QWERTY keyboard. If you aren't fussed by the (admittedly excellent) numeric keypad, the E52 offers fantastic battery life in a slim and compact design.
Review Date: 27-AUG-2009
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RRP: $999.00
4.00
The Samsung HD Icon is recommended for anyone after an excellent camera phone. HD video recording is superb, it can take excellent photos and it's a very capable music player, too. The Symbian OS isn't perfect and can be the cause of some frustration, but Samsung has done a much better job than Nokia with this touch-screen smartphone.
Review Date: 19-AUG-2009
RRP: $979.00
2.75
LG's GM730f is a standard Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone overlaid with the attractive but sluggish LG S-Class interface. The touch screen is a hit-and-miss affair, the on-screen keyboard is small and cumbersome and the phone lacks the polish of Samsung and HTC alternatives.
Review Date: 19-AUG-2009
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RRP: TBA
4.50
The HTC Hero is without doubt one of the most impressive smartphones we've reviewed. The design is distinctive, the user interface is absolutely superb and it's packed with all the latest features. Unfortunately, the Hero doesn't seem to have the hardware needed to keep up with its innovative software, resulting in a sometimes slow and frustrating user experience. It remains a superb phone that is really only let down by slow performance.
Review Date: 07-AUG-2009
RRP: $899.00
4.00
The Samsung Omnia Icon's TouchWIZ UI isn't as slick or polished as some of the alternatives, but it remains an excellent way to spice up the normally drab and clunky Windows Mobile UI. It's not perfect, but a superb display, excellent features list and an interface that is intuitive for the most part combine to make this one of the best Windows Mobile smartphones on the market.
Review Date: 04-AUG-2009
RRP: $779.00
4.00
HTC's Snap is small, light and functional, and it has one of the best physical keyboards we've seen on a smartphone. The Snap doesn't offer anything revolutionary but what it does, it does very well.
Review Date: 10-JUL-2009
RRP: TBA
4.00
The BlackBerry Tour delivers exactly what users expect from a BlackBerry: an excellent keyboard; a slick design; and a hearty, messaging-friendly operating system. But the lack of Wi-Fi is at this point seems unforgivable in a business-class smartphone.
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