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INQ Chat 3G review
The Chat 3G is an inexpensive social-networking phone that makes it easy to keep connected on the go, thanks to its 3G connectivity, Facebook and Twitter widgets, and Qwerty keyboard. It's also surprisingly stylish for its price, and its simple user interface makes it a doddle to use Read more
15 January 2010 by Flora Graham
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Nokia X3 review
If you can't afford Nokia's flagship X6 music phone, the X3 may be the answer. It lacks 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, but it's cheap, it's easy to use and it packs some good music features. If you're on a budget and want to consolidate your gadgets, it's worth a perusal Read more
22 February 2010 by Frank Lewis
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HTC Desire C review
The HTC Desire C delivers the latest Android software on a budget but there are more powerful and capable alternatives vying for your cash. Read more
26 June 2012 by Natasha Lomas
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Sony Ericsson Vivaz review
With an 8.1-megapixel camera capable of shooting 720p movies, the touchscreen Vivaz media phone works surprisingly well as a rough and ready high-definition camcorder. Although its user interface fails to thrill, it's brimming with features and it's not a bad-looking handset either Read more
24 March 2010 by Janet Harkman
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Alcatel OT-880 review
The Alcatel OT-880 suffers from dodgy build quality and an underwhelming touchscreen, which makes it a tough mobile to recommend. Read more
27 August 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Motorola Motofone F3 review
Motorola's new Motofone F3 is the phone many people are looking for -- one without all the fancy-pants extras. There's no camera, no Internet and none of that multimedia nonsense, just calls, texts and great battery life. What could possibly go wrong? Read more
17 April 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung B2700 Bound review
The Samsung B2700 Bound is for the rugged type who isn't looking for fancy features, but wants a phone that doesn't mind getting dirty and damp in the great outdoors. It can survive a few nights out in the bush with long battery life, and it even has a wee torch, but not much else Read more
15 May 2009 by Flora Graham
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Samsung B2100 Solid Extreme review
People prone to breaking their phone by dropping it, or those who like to chat underwater, will probably appreciate the ruggedised B2100 Solid Extreme. Besides its built-in torch, it doesn't pack many features, but it's inexpensive and knows how to take a beating Read more
4 August 2009 by Flora Graham
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Nokia 2730 Classic review
If you're looking for a cheap handset, the 2730 Classic is worth considering. It doesn't have the greatest keypad you'll ever prod, and its screen could be bigger, but its 3G connectivity is really welcome, its menus are easy to navigate, and it's a good-looking handset too Read more
17 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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