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CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones and Apps > Mobile Phones
HTC 7 Mozart review
The HTC 7 Mozart isn't the awesome camera phone that it claims to be, and an 8GB memory limit is its Achilles heel as a music phone. But its xenon flash, excellent music store and fresh Windows Phone 7 OS, mean it's still music to our ears. Read more
4 November 2010 by Flora Graham
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LG Optimus 7 review
The LG Optimus 7 is one of the more affordable Windows Phone 7 handsets, yet it feels reassuringly solid and responsive. It could be some time before it offers the app-tastic pleasures of its competitors, though. Read more
21 October 2010 by Flora Graham
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Alcatel OT-255 review
For email access on a shoestring, the Alcatel OT-255 has no peer. Its Qwerty keyboard is a joy to use, allowing you to compose text messages and email missives with ease. The phone's biggest shortcomings are its lack of other key features, poor connectivity options and a rather unappealing exterior. Read more
8 October 2010 by Damien McFerran
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Vodafone 360 Samsung H1 review
Built around the Vodafone 360 service and sporting an innovative, contact-centric user interface, the Samsung H1 may well be just the ticket for social-networking fanatics. This handset takes a while to get used to but it's packed with features, not least a capacitive touchscreen, and speedy Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity Read more
5 November 2009 by Flora Graham
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Sony Xperia T review
The Xperia T is one of Sony's best Android efforts, but compared to the competition, it's not quite as impressive as it should be. Read more
2 October 2012 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
9 November 2010 by Damien McFerran
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E-TEN glofiish X600 review
While the E-TEN glofiish X600 may not have all the glitz and glamour of most recent smart phones, it holds it own among them. This nifty device lacks 3G, but does boast a large colour touchscreen, Wi-Fi and GPS. Its quality looks and features will certainly keep gadget fans happy Read more
31 January 2008 by Andrew Lim
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RIM BlackBerry 8820 review
As well as the usual messaging, GPS and multimedia offerings, the BlackBerry 8820 now adds Wi-Fi to the equation. It's a great option for business users, with impressive battery life, too Read more
22 August 2007 by Patrick Wignall
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ZTE Skate review
The ZTE Skate impresses with pure Android 2.3 on a massive 4.3-inch screen for a decent SIM-free price despite an under-powered CPU and dodgy build quality. Read more
14 November 2011 by Damien McFerran
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ZTE Racer review
The Racer is an impressive Android handset at a rock-bottom price. It feels plasticky and its resistive screen doesn't support multi-touch, but ZTE's made precious few other cost-saving cuts. Running version 2.1 of Android and offering loads of features, it's well worth a look for broke folk Read more
29 July 2010 by Ben Williams
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