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UPDATE: See our HTC Desire picture gallery here
The HTC Desire takes the design of the Google Nexus One and tweaks it a bit, adding a few features and daubing on a sultry bronze-brown finish. Is this the new king of Android phones? Read on to find out… Continue reading
UPDATE: See the HTC Legend hands-on picture gallery here
The HTC Legend is based on the design of that modern classic, the HTC Hero, but improves the screen and completely changes the way the phone is constructed. Read on to find out if HTC has outshine itself with its new model… Continue reading
The Samsung Galaxy Portal i5700 has been a long time coming to the UK, having launched on the continent last year as the Samsung Spica. Since then, we’ve seen other budget Android handsets arrive in their droves. Does the Samsung Portal i5700 have the smarts to take them on? Read on to find out… Continue reading
The Nokia X3 is the little brother to the Nokia X6, and it’s a budget slider with a solid sideline in music serving. So does it impress us with its simple charms? Read on in our Nokia X3 review… Continue reading
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz may not juggle Facebook and Twitter like the Android-fuelled Xperia X10, but with an 8.1 megapixel sensor that shoots HD video, it’s Sony Ericsson’s latest and greatest cameraphone. That’s what the company’s aiming for at any rate: does it match the hype? Read on for our in depth Sony Ericsson Vivaz camera review… Continue reading
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz may not pack the same obscenely huge camera as its older brother the Satio, but that doesn’t mean this isn’t one phone you won’t want kicking back in your pocket or your palm. Read on and find out why in our full Sony Ericsson Vivaz build review… Continue reading
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is the company’s latest touchscreen handset, and proof that it’s not giving up on all singing multimedia phones yet in favour of smartphones. Should it though? Read on and we’ll tell all in our full Sony Ericsson Vivaz review… Continue reading
The upbeat Samsung Genio range has already earned plenty of accolades by offering an impressive roster of features in affordable handsets. The latest addition to the brood is the Samsung Genio Slide, rocking a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard underneath its 2.8-inch touchscreen. So how does this bargain handset stand up? Read our full review to find out… Continue reading















