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BlackBerry Curve 8520 review
The BlackBerry Curve 8520 provides an affordable and enjoyable way to enter the world of raging CrackBerry addiction. With a full Qwerty keyboard and good social-networking and messaging apps, it holds plenty of appeal for social butterflies. Just make sure you get it in black Read more
13 August 2009 by Flora Graham
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HTC Snap review
Clearly inspired by the BlackBerry Curve range, the Snap is one of the better messaging-focused Windows Mobile smart phones on the market. It's easy to type quickly on the brilliant Qwerty keyboard, and it also sports the excellent Inner Circle software, which lets you prioritise messages from your most important contacts Read more
31 July 2009 by Frank Lewis
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Nokia E63 review
The E63 smart phone, a less expensive version of the E71, offers a wide screen and full, easy-to-press Qwerty keypad in a more colourful, chunkier case. Despite lacking the E71's HSDPA and GPS, the E63 offers a good Web experience, and is a great device for texting and sending emails Read more
17 February 2009 by Andrew Lim
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HTC Touch Viva review
The relatively inexpensive Touch Viva is a touchscreen Windows Mobile smart phone with a surprisingly snappy interface. It lacks the bells and whistles of higher-end handsets, but handles the basics well and provides an enjoyable email experience -- despite its lack of 3G Read more
27 January 2009 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung i200 review
With a slim profile and a responsive keypad, the Samsung i200 is ideal for those who rely heavily on texts and emails. Its HSDPA access and responsive Windows Mobile 6.1 software should offer just about enough features for most people Read more
18 September 2008 by Brett James
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Nokia 6124 Classic review
The Nokia 6124 Classic is an inexpensive pay-as-you-go 3G mobile through Vodafone, with solid Nokia styling and menus. Sound quality and signal strength are both good, and you get a 1GB microSD card in the box, but some basic elements are flimsy and cheap feeling Read more
17 September 2008 by Brett James
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Nokia 6650 review
A clamshell phone is something of a rarity from Nokia, so it's interesting to see the 6650 sporting a design that's not a million miles away from that of Motorola's Razr range. With onboard GPS and HSDPA for fast Web access, it's a tempting proposition Read more
31 July 2008 by Frank Lewis
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Toshiba Portege G910 review
The Toshiba Portege G910 won't look out of place at the local golf club. Beneath this Windows Mobile smart phone's faux leather and grey finish lies a wealth of features, including GPS, HSDPA and a handy fingerprint reader. Despite its large size, it's a good option for the discerning business user Read more
29 May 2008 by Brett James
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Samsung i780 review
The i780 is Samsung's latest attempt to loosen BlackBerry's grip on the smart phone market. The handset sports a mini-touchpad instead of a typical D-pad and also boasts HSDPA for high-speed browsing. With impressive battery life, can it take a top spot? Read more
13 May 2008 by Patrick Wignall
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MWg Atom Life review
If you're after a bargain of a smart phone, the MWg Atom Life could be just the handset you're looking for. Besides its low price, it's also available without a contract, offering you plenty of flexibility. With HSDPA, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi onboard, it doesn't forget the features Read more
27 March 2008 by Will Head
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