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Samsung Galaxy Portal review
The Galaxy Portal doesn't rock the latest version of the Android operating system or support multi-touch gestures, but this smart phone isn't without its charms. It's relatively cheap, for one thing, and it offers a responsive capacitive touchscreen, good connectivity and speedy performance Read more
25 March 2010 by James Dylan
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Nokia 6124 Classic review
The Nokia 6124 Classic is an inexpensive pay-as-you-go 3G mobile through Vodafone, with solid Nokia styling and menus. Sound quality and signal strength are both good, and you get a 1GB microSD card in the box, but some basic elements are flimsy and cheap feeling Read more
17 September 2008 by Brett James
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Samsung Omnia i900 review
The next big thing to be added to Samsung's hefty mobile portfolio is the Samsung Omnia i900, a Windows Mobile smart phone that packs a cornucopia of features. HSDPA and Wi-Fi for always-on connectivity, plus Exchange and Office support and the ability to edit documents make this a serious mobile contender Read more
4 September 2008 by Andrew Lim
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Nokia 6650 review
A clamshell phone is something of a rarity from Nokia, so it's interesting to see the 6650 sporting a design that's not a million miles away from that of Motorola's Razr range. With onboard GPS and HSDPA for fast Web access, it's a tempting proposition Read more
31 July 2008 by Frank Lewis
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HTC Touch Dual review
HTC has improved on its Touch handset with the Touch Dual, adding both a mechanical keypad and 3G. It's an attractive Windows Mobile device -- one of the most attractive we've seen -- and its text input system is very finger friendly. Check out this excellent upgrade Read more
10 January 2008 by Andrew Lim
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Motorola Rizr Z8 review
Motorola's Rizr V8 has a clever mechanism that enables it to bend towards your mouth and ear when you slide it open. It also boasts a newly designed interface and benefits from HSDPA, so you can browse the Web at super-quick speeds Read more
20 July 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Nokia E50 review
If you're after bling, you shouldn't be looking at Nokia's E50. It runs a very competent operating system and it has plenty of capability, but the prime target for the E50 is people who want to get things done quietly Read more
18 January 2007 by Sandra Vogel
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Nokia E60 review
Nokia's E60 might look like the smart new kid at school, but it's got a whole lot going on underneath its starched blazer. It's a 3G tri-band candybar that incorporates some great smart phone software, built-in Wi-Fi so you can make free VoIP calls and it boasts a music player. New kid just got cool... Read more
23 November 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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O2 Jet review
The unassuming O2 Jet proves that looks aren't everything. It may be Plain Jane among its contemporaries, but for business and consumer users who don't want tonnes of features but need a reliable handset with a long-lasting battery, this easy-to-use phone is well worth a look Read more
8 November 2006 by Andrew Lim
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Nokia 5500 Sport review
Nokia's 5500 Sport is geared towards sports fanatics with a water, shock and sweat-resistant design, a pedometer to measure your fitness, an MP3 player, an FM radio, a belt to carry it around your waist and a talking text feature. It probably won't have enough high-tech features to satisfy serious trainers, but for the casual jogger it's a useful gadget Read more
30 October 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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