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LG Optimus Android smartphone

The LG Optimus represents good value for money, but it is let down by a mediocre touchscreen
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini smartphone

A fully featured smartphone in an incredibly tiny package, the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini is an Android phone with an impressive design.
Motorola Quench smartphone

The Motorola Quench offers all the features and benefits of the Google Android operating system and Motorola's MotoBlur software
Samsung Galaxy S Android smartphone

Samsung Galaxy S review: The impressive Samsung Galaxy S boasts one of the best displays we've ever seen on a smartphone.
HTC Legend smartphone

Hero becomes Legend with HTC's latest Android smartphone
HTC Droid Incredible smartphone

The HTC Droid Incredible might be the best Android phone available
Millennius Google Phone

If you're on a tight budget and can't afford a top-end Android smartphone, Millennius' Google Phone may be right up your alley.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 smartphone

Sony Ericsson's first Android smartphone, the XPERIA X10, looks impressive but falls behind some of the strong smartphone offerings from competitors
Motorola DEXT smartphone

The Motorola DEXT smartphone offers MotoBlur, which unifies emails, SMS messages and social-networking services
Motorola Devour smartphone

Motorola Devour: A lesser Droid
HTC Desire smartphone

HTC Desire review: Telstra's first Android smartphone in Australia, the HTC Desire is a superb handset.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 smartphone (preview)

The first Sony Ericsson mobile phone that runs Google's Android platform
Acer Liquid smartphone

The Acer Liquid is a touchscreen smartphone equipped with Google Android 1.6
Google Nexus One smartphone

In addition to its 1GHz processor and OLED display, the Google Nexus One sports a multicolour trackball, light and proximity sensors, and a 5-megapixel camera
HTC Tattoo smartphone

HTC's Tattoo smartphone is a smaller, cheaper version of the company's flagship Android handset, the Hero.

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