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Motorola U9 review
If you're looking for a fashion phone with that bow-chicka-wow-wow factor, look no further than the Motorola U9. You'll fill up on eye candy with one glance at this handset, with its delicate curves and flashy colour. Its ridged keypad and friendly interface make the deal even sweeter Read more
11 March 2008 by Andrew Lim
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Levi's phone review
You could have it all on a chain with the Levi's phone. This fashion phone, made by Levi Strauss & Co, is small and thin -- perfect for pocketing. Besides good call quality, a stainless steel exterior gives the phone a more industrial feel and you can hook it to your jeans Read more
22 November 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung Genio Touch review
Aimed at young 'uns, the touchscreen Genio Touch is cheap, attractive and full of smart-phone-like features. There's no on-screen Qwerty keyboard, 3G or Wi-Fi connectivity, but its media-playback capability is good and it's a solid budget handset overall Read more
2 November 2009 by Nik Rawlinson
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Vodafone Smart review
The Vodafone Smart is a ludicrously cheap Android smart phone. When you consider that it retails for almost a tenth of the price of some top-range Android devices, it's easy to forgive its shortcomings. Read more
28 June 2011 by Damien McFerran
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Samsung Galaxy Y review
The Samsung Galaxy Y is an okay starter smart phone for kids but budget Androids are getting better so shop around before you buy. Read more
13 April 2012 by Natasha Lomas
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Nokia N76 review
With plenty of features, impressive dual screen and an excellent Web browser, the Nokia N76 is a useful handset. It looks great, with slim dimensions and two top-notch screens. Aimed at the music fan, it's easy to use and comes with a surprisingly good set of earphones Read more
23 October 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Palm Treo 500v review
The Palm Treo 500v is a consumer-centric smart phone that packs 3G. Its proprietary menu interface is made up of category tabs and quick links to useful applications such as Windows Live Messenger, Internet Explorer and Word. Setting up email is a snap and makes this phone great for when you're on the go Read more
24 September 2007 by Andrew Lim
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E-TEN glofiish M810 review
A Windows Mobile smart phone, the E-TEN glofiish M810 sports a slide-out Qwerty keyboard and a professional style. In the features department, it supports not only HSDPA for speedy downloads, but also Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and an onboard GPS chip to help you on your way Read more
12 June 2008 by Frank Lewis
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Nokia 6111 review
The Nokia 6111 is a mid-range slide phone for people who don't have a lot of pocket space. It features a 1-megapixel camera and a radio, and comes in three colours -- black, silver and pink. At 92g it's lighter than most other phones, and with such small dimensions it can be kept away from prying eyes in the palm of your hand Read more
1 March 2006 by Andrew Lim
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Nokia 7310 Supernova review
While this may not bring back the removable covers craze with a bang, it's fun to see an old idea brought to life with Nokia's 7310 Supernova. The phone is intuitive, simple and straightforward, but you can add some extra functionality by downloading third-party Java apps Read more
3 September 2008 by Andrew Lim
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