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HTC Touch Diamond2 review
The touchscreen Touch Diamond2 ticks all the boxes when it comes to features, including Wi-Fi, HSDPA, a 5-megapixel camera and GPS. It's got plenty of apps on-board, and there's loads more to download, but the TouchFLO interface can't mask Windows Mobile's usability flaws, so it's not the most finger-friendly device Read more
28 April 2009 by Flora Graham
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Fly Mobile SLT100 review
The Fly Mobile SLT100 is a great value phone if you consider its vast range of features. The handset has a touchscreen, while its music player produces excellent sound quality. You can also hook the phone up to a TV to view pictures and videos and play games Read more
14 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Sagem my850V Crystal review
Hidden in the free upgrade list on Vodafone's product portfolio is this shiny, attractive clamshell phone. Sagem may have a reputation for cheap-and-cheerful handsets, but this model has got surprisingly good features, and it looks pretty nifty too Read more
7 September 2007 by Andrew Lim
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HP iPAQ 514 Voice Messenger review
Take care of business with HP's first crack at a Windows Mobile smart phone with Voice Command. It packs in the features with pocket versions of Word, Excel and Powerpoint Read more
17 August 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Toshiba Portege G500 review
The Toshiba Portege G500 may be a touch on the stocky side, but there's plenty going on inside its bulky frame -- it offers a full range of connectivity options, including HSDPA and Wi-Fi, and it has a fingerprint scanner on the back Read more
11 June 2007 by Andrew Lim
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LG U830 review
The U830 is another stylish offering from LG, creators of the Chocolate phone. As well as looking sleek with its glossy piano-black outer shell, it offers HSDPA connectivity, which lets you browse the Web at super-quick speeds Read more
16 April 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung Z560 review
The Samsung Z560 is a humble phone. On the outside it looks like a standard clamshell phone but on the inside beats the heart of a high-speed Internet racer. It features HSDPA, which lets you access the Internet at speeds of up to 1.8Mbps, as well as a 2-megapixel camera and an MP3 player Read more
15 January 2007 by Andrew Lim
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LG KG810 (Chocolate Folder) review
LG's KG810 is the next addition to the hugely popular Chocolate phone series, and it's promising to be just as sexy as the KG800. It features the same heat- and touch-sensitive keypad, an MP3 player and a 1.3-megapixel camera, but its feature set doesn't match up to its design in terms of class Read more
12 December 2006 by Andrew Lim
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O2 Jet review
The unassuming O2 Jet proves that looks aren't everything. It may be Plain Jane among its contemporaries, but for business and consumer users who don't want tonnes of features but need a reliable handset with a long-lasting battery, this easy-to-use phone is well worth a look Read more
8 November 2006 by Andrew Lim
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Virgin Mobile Lobster 700TV review
This is the first handset to offer a DAB receiver and it picks up four TV channels as well as digital radio stations. This is really nifty, as the picture quality is actually very watchable, although it doesn't work on the train. Unfortunately, the price for this functionality is a great big ugly handset and short battery life Read more
12 October 2006 by Sandra Vogel
