Reviews

  • Palm Pre 2 webOS smartphone

    Palm Pre 2 review: The Palm Pre 2 has outdated hardware compared to its rivals, but webOS' handling of multitasking and notifications is excellent

  • RIM BlackBerry Bold 9780 smartphone

    BlackBerry Bold 9780 review: RIM's latest BlackBerry Bold may look the same as its predecessor, but more memory and the new BlackBerry 6 OS are welcome additions

  • LG Craze mobile phone

    LG Craze review: The LG Craze possesses a good physical keyboard and a sturdy design

  • Telstra Glide mobile phone

    Telstra Glide review: The Telstra Glide is a cheap prepaid mobile phone that is poorly designed and built

  • HP Veer webOS smartphone (preview)

    HP Veer preview: The HP Veer is a tiny smartphone with impressive specifications

  • Sony Ericsson Cedar mobile phone

    Sony Ericsson Cedar review: An entry-level mobile phone with green credentials

  • HP Pre 3 webOS smartphone (preview)

    HP Pre 3 preview: HP's Pre 3 gets a 3.6in capacitive touchscreen, slide-out keyboard

  • Google Nexus S Android phone

    Google Nexus S review: Google's Nexus S may be the first smartphone to run the 2.3 "Gingerbread" version of the Android platform, but there is nothing revolutionary about this smartphone

  • Nokia C3 mobile phone

    Nokia C3 review: The C3 is well designed and has an excellent physical keyboard

  • HTC 7 Trophy smartphone

    HTC 7 Trophy review: The HTC 7 Trophy is a Windows Phone 7 smartphone that offers a 3.8in SLCD display and a 5-megapixel camera, but the 8GB of internal memory is disappointing.

  • Nokia C7 smartphone

    Nokia C7 review: The Nokia C7 has a great metal body, excellent battery life and plenty of features, but is let down by unintuitive Symbian software.

  • Motorola CLIQ 2 Android smartphone (preview)

    Motorola CLIQ 2 preview: The CLIQ 2 boasts a 3.7in display, a full, slide-out QWERTY keyboard and runs Android 2.2 or "Froyo"

  • Nokia E5 smartphone

    Nokia E5 review: A QWERTY-equipped smartphone for business and leisure

  • HTC Thunderbolt smartphone (preview)

    The HTC Thunderbolt sports a 4.3in Super LCD screen, a front-facing video camera and a kickstand

  • Samsung Galaxy 580 Android smartphone

    Samsung Galaxy 580 review: The Galaxy 580 Android smartphone doesn't skimp on too many features, but is not great value when compared to the competition

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