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Sony Ericsson Elm review
Partly made from recycled plastics, the Elm is intended to let tree huggers make guilt-free phone calls on the move. Unlike some other phones in Sony Ericsson's GreenHeart range, however, the Elm doesn't skimp on features, offering much of the functionality you'd expect to see on a smart phone Read more
30 March 2010 by Patrick Steen
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Orange Rio review
If you fancy a BlackBerry but can't afford one, you might like to check out the Orange Rio. Considering how cheap it is, it doesn't have very many serious flaws at all. Its keyboard is great, its menu system is intuitive, and its touchscreen isn't bad either Read more
14 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Sony Ericsson W350i review
If you miss the styling of flip phones, Sony Ericsson's W350i will give you that desired blast from the past. Clearly geared towards music playback, this retro, pseudo-candy bar handset sports dedicated Walkman buttons on its exterior and decent call performance Read more
25 June 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Nokia 6220 Classic review
As the name suggests, Nokia has stuck to a tried and tested candy-bar design with the 6220 Classic. It still manages to pack in enough features to keep most people happy, from GPS to a 5-megapixel camera to HSDPA. If you're looking for a compact camera phone with a xenon flash, it's worth having a look Read more
21 July 2008 by Andrew Lim
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Motorola Razr V3 Black review
The Razr doesn't have the same cachet now everyone has one, but it's still a great phone if you're more interested in style and convenience than high-end features, and the black version is better looking than the silver original Read more
7 September 2005 by Mary Lojkine
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Sony Ericsson W380i review
The Sony Ericsson W380i is a solid, stylish clamshell music phone. It's intuitive and simple to use, from making calls to listening to your favourite tracks. Music and podcasts alike are easily synced, and combined with its excellent call quality, the experience is highly enjoyable Read more
28 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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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
18 August 2010 by Mat Greenfield
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Sony Ericsson Cedar review
The Cedar is yet another likeable addition to Sony Ericsson's eco-friendly GreenHeart range, offering impressive functionality and attractive aesthetics for an eminently reasonable price. It's just a shame that irksome Web access and occasional social-networking issues spoil the overall impression. Read more
21 October 2010 by Damien McFerran
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T-Mobile Zest E110 review
The T-Mobile Zest E110 lacks cutting-edge tech but provides plenty of features for a stupidly low price. Its large keys and robust build quality mean it's ideal for undemanding users. Read more
21 January 2011 by Damien McFerran
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini review
The Xperia X10 Mini is a comically small handset. But it packs plenty of power, thanks to its Android operating system, which has been cleverly tweaked to suit the tiny screen. If you're looking for a cheap and discrete smart phone, it's well worth a perusal Read more
16 June 2010 by Flora Graham
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