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Samsung Galaxy Note review

The Samsung Galaxy Note's huge size is both its biggest asset and drawback, but it's still one of the most powerful Android phones around. Read more

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4 November 2011 by Sam Kieldsen

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Samsung Galaxy W hands-on

The Samsung Galaxy W Android smart phone aims to appeal to those who can't afford the Galaxy S2. Despite a lower-quality screen and a chunkier design, it still looks decent. Read more

15 September 2011 by Andrew Hoyle

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Samsung Galaxy Fit review

The Samsung Galaxy Fit looks good and offers a great camera. Its low-res screen and relatively weedy CPU are disappointing but this Android smart phone is very affordable. Read more

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11 July 2011 by Damien McFerran

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Samsung Galaxy Mini review

The Samsung Galaxy Mini won't suit demanding smart-phone users. But this cheap and cheerful addition to the Galaxy stable is a viable option for newcomers to the Android scene. Read more

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12 May 2011 by Damien McFerran

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Samsung E2121 review

Samsung's latest low-cost mobile, the E2121, takes the same stance as its cheap predecessors and adds some impressive functionality, offering budget buyers music playback, expandable storage and limited photographic opportunities. Read more

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9 November 2010 by Damien McFerran

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Samsung Omnia 7 GT-i8700 review

The Samsung Omnia 7 is a neat bit of kit, with its large super AMOLED screen and nippy processor, and should do the Windows Phone 7 OS justice. We just wish there was more to make this mobile stand out from the herd of competing devices. Read more

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28 October 2010 by Damien McFerran