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LG Cookie Lite review

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LG Cookie Lite review

The incredibly small LG Cookie Lite T300 lives up its name, but it's similarly light on essential features. This budget blower may find favour with younger, less demanding users, but everyone else should probably steer clear. Read more

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14 September 2011 by Damien McFerran

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T-Mobile Vairy Touch II review

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T-Mobile Vairy Touch II review

Impressive features such as upgradeable storage and a camera with video-recording capability are undermined by an unresponsive touchscreen and lack of 3G connectivity. The T-Mobile Vairy Touch II is billed as an entry-level touchscreen device, but could potentially end up putting people off button-free phones. Read more

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20 October 2010 by Damien McFerran

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Vodafone 541 review

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Vodafone 541 review

The Vodafone 541 gets by on its kooky, if a little chunky, design and acute touchscreen with a well thought-out menu to match. The gesture area is perhaps an unnecessary addition, but it's generally a fun phone to use. Read more

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18 August 2010 by Mat Greenfield

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Orange Lisbon review

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The Orange Lisbon's small and painfully unresponsive touchscreen lets the entire phone down. Orange has forsaken usability in favour of a mildly pleasing design, resulting in a handset that's practically impossible to use without going insane Read more

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18 August 2010 by Mat Greenfield

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