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Nokia Asha 306 review
The Nokia Asha 306 is a very basic smart phone but its biggest shortcoming is no 3G, which throttles web speeds away from Wi-Fi. Doh! Read more
10 September 2012 by Natasha Lomas
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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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RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8120 review
Similar to the BlackBerry 8100 multimedia smart phone, the 8120 adds a few important features. Wi-Fi support means you can quickly access your emails and the Internet via Wi-Fi hotspots, and a 3.5mm jack lets you plug in your favourite headphones and listen to music Read more
15 November 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung B3310 review
Aimed at social-networking fiends with small pockets, the B3310 packs a full Qwerty keyboard into a compact body at a very affordable price. Its lack of 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity hampers the Web-browsing experience, but its streamlined Facebook and MySpace apps make it easy to stalk your friends Read more
23 February 2010 by Luke Westaway
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LG KS360 review
Mid-range slider phones tend to be pretty dull, but the LG KS360 offers something different. Pop it open and instead of a standard keypad you get a full Qwerty one -- designed with messaging in mind. We limbered up our thumbs, ready to put the KS360 through some serious texting Read more
21 August 2008 by Andrew Lim
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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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Nokia 7310 Supernova review
While this may not bring back the removable covers craze with a bang, it's fun to see an old idea brought to life with Nokia's 7310 Supernova. The phone is intuitive, simple and straightforward, but you can add some extra functionality by downloading third-party Java apps Read more
3 September 2008 by Andrew Lim
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Palm Treo 500v review
The Palm Treo 500v is a consumer-centric smart phone that packs 3G. Its proprietary menu interface is made up of category tabs and quick links to useful applications such as Windows Live Messenger, Internet Explorer and Word. Setting up email is a snap and makes this phone great for when you're on the go Read more
24 September 2007 by Andrew Lim
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LG Cookie Fresh GS290 review
The touchscreen Cookie Fresh GS290 may be cheap, but it's by no means nasty. The interface is intuitive, the bright and clear touchscreen is surprisingly usable, and the handset is fun and easy to use overall. If you're on a budget, it's worth a look Read more
16 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Nokia 5220 XpressMusic review
Best noticed for its teen-friendly looks, and best purchased for its musical abilities, this otherwise average Nokia 5220 XpressMusic phone does its main job well. It's not breaking any ground or adding anything new to the market, but what it needed to get right, it's got right Read more
2 October 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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