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Sony Ericsson K770i Cyber-shot review
The Sony Ericsson K770i Cyber-shot is a striking phone equipped with a 3.2-megapixel camera with LED flash, micro mirror and 'Photo fix', which allows you to touch up pictures on your phone, and also has an easy-to-use music player with excellent sound quality Read more
13 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Sagem my150X review
The Sagem my150X is a great value, no-frills pay as you go phone. It's thin, stylish and easy to use and has a great reception, with crisp call quality and a very effective speakerphone mode. Despite its small size, the handset has a surprisingly good battery life, too Read more
11 October 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Nokia E52 review
The E52 is a solid, no-nonsense smart phone that boasts exceptional battery life, all the key features you're likely to need on a daily basis, and a straightforward user interface. There are more exciting phones on the market, but the E52's appeal only grows with use Read more
7 September 2009 by Frank Lewis
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Nokia 6500 Classic review
The Nokia 6500 Classic looks fantastic, with a slender profile and sexy design. Despite its shape, the handset is packed with a huge 1GB of memory and its really easy to transfer tunes from your PC. The phone also supports 3G downloads, has a 2-megapixel camera with LED flash and is a doddle to use Read more
7 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Orange Berlin review
On the market for a low cost, pay as you go handset that doesn't give features a miss? Try the Orange Berlin. This budget slider packs a whopping feature set, including 3G, a 2-megapixel camera and Bluetooth. For excellent value for money, this phone is genau Read more
28 February 2008 by Frank Lewis
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Sony Ericsson W910i review
The Sony Ericsson W910i is a top-class slider music phone with style. The screen is large and a joy to use and the menu system is easy to get to grips with. Motion-sensing controls are unique and work well and the handset has good connectivity, call quality and battery life Read more
31 October 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Samsung U800 review
As well as supporting HSDPA for fast downloads, the U800 also has dual cameras, so you can use it for video calling. It's a sleek-looking candybar phone with great call quality, impressive battery life and easy-to-navigate menus. Consider examining this one before making any purchasing decisions, if you ask us Read more
19 September 2008 by Frank Lewis
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Sony Ericsson T650i review
The stylish Sony Ericsson T650i is a stylish fashion phone with great music and 3G features. This candybar mobile also has a 3.2-megapixel camera and a razor-sharp screen, which is great for looking at pictures and viewing the excellent Web browser Read more
16 October 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Nokia E55 review
The E55 smart phone impresses for numerous reasons. Its hybrid alphanumeric/Qwerty keypad is surprisingly effective once you get used to it, it offers excellent battery life, it's easy to use, and, for a smart phone, it's amazingly slim. Overall, this is a great handset Read more
28 September 2009 by Frank Lewis
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Sony Ericsson S500i review
The Sony Ericsson S500i features mood lights that change colour when you receive incoming calls and text messages, keeping the design fresh and attractive. It offers a few other nifty features too, such as a great music player and an easy user interface Read more
3 August 2007 by Frank Lewis
