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CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones and Apps > Mobile Phones
Motorola Razr HD review
With a bright screen, sturdy frame and good battery life, the Razr HD would make a cracking mid-range mobile. Unfortunately, it's £400. Read more
20 March 2013 by Andrew Hoyle
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Samsung i780 review
The i780 is Samsung's latest attempt to loosen BlackBerry's grip on the smart phone market. The handset sports a mini-touchpad instead of a typical D-pad and also boasts HSDPA for high-speed browsing. With impressive battery life, can it take a top spot? Read more
13 May 2008 by Patrick Wignall
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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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Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 review
If you want a pay as you go phone for less than £200, the Galaxy Ace 2 is a great all-rounder. It's not so tasty SIM-free or on contract. Read more
2 August 2012 by Natasha Lomas
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T-Mobile Pulse review
The first pay-as-you-go Android phone, T-Mobile's Pulse is well worth its meagre price tag. It's not without its flaws, such as a plasticky body and fairly sluggish on-screen keyboards, but it offers a large touchscreen and affordable access to the scintillating world of Android apps Read more
17 September 2009 by Flora Graham
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Samsung Galaxy Note review
The Samsung Galaxy Note's huge size is both its biggest asset and drawback, but it's still one of the most powerful Android phones around. Read more
4 November 2011 by Sam Kieldsen
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Nokia E5 review
Your fingers will positively adore the Nokia E5's lush Qwerty keyboard, and its rugged construction and eye-catching design only endear the phone further. These positives are balanced out by a poor screen that's hard to view in sunlight and a below-average camera. Read more
16 September 2010 by Damien McFerran
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Nokia N97 mini review
Nokia has put the fat old N97 on a diet, and the result is the N97 mini. It's a very similar handset to its larger sibling when it comes to features and functionality, but its sleeker design is a definite improvement, and, despite having a slightly smaller screen and less memory, it's a more desirable smart phone overall Read more
19 November 2009 by Flora Graham
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BlackBerry Torch 9860 review
With a large, responsive touchscreen and a powerful processor, the BlackBerry Torch 9860 looks like a great bit of hardware. We do have reservations about the software, though. Read more
4 October 2011 by Damien McFerran
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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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