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Sagem my850V Crystal review
Hidden in the free upgrade list on Vodafone's product portfolio is this shiny, attractive clamshell phone. Sagem may have a reputation for cheap-and-cheerful handsets, but this model has got surprisingly good features, and it looks pretty nifty too Read more
7 September 2007 by Andrew Lim
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HP iPAQ 514 Voice Messenger review
Take care of business with HP's first crack at a Windows Mobile smart phone with Voice Command. It packs in the features with pocket versions of Word, Excel and Powerpoint Read more
17 August 2007 by Frank Lewis
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LG KP202 review
LG doesn't just make posh fashion phones for multi-millionaires, it also deigns to make budget handsets for the great unwashed. Take this bargain-basement clamshell phone, for example -- the KP202 may have a cut-down features set, but it boasts a rock-bottom price tag Read more
11 July 2007 by Frank Lewis
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O2 XDA Argon review
If you already own O2's XDA IIi and are happy with it, the Argon is the natural upgrade option -- this Windows Mobile PDA will allow you to make calls, edit documents and surf the Web via GPRS and Wi-Fi. Some will be put off by its chunky frame, though Read more
11 July 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Toshiba Portege G500 review
The Toshiba Portege G500 may be a touch on the stocky side, but there's plenty going on inside its bulky frame -- it offers a full range of connectivity options, including HSDPA and Wi-Fi, and it has a fingerprint scanner on the back Read more
11 June 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Sagem my501c review
The Sagem my501c is an entry- to mid-level clamshell handset similar to the Virgin Lobster 544 in terms of its design and features. If you want a cheap handset with some useful extras then this is worth a look, however if you're wanting to use you phone to take decent images, you'd be advised to shop around Read more
18 October 2006 by Andrew Lim
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Virgin Mobile Lobster 700TV review
This is the first handset to offer a DAB receiver and it picks up four TV channels as well as digital radio stations. This is really nifty, as the picture quality is actually very watchable, although it doesn't work on the train. Unfortunately, the price for this functionality is a great big ugly handset and short battery life Read more
12 October 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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Toshiba TS608 review
Toshiba's TS608 is a stylish, slim phone that looks great externally, and features an MP3 player and 1.3-megapixel camera. It's relatively easy to use but it does have some annoying flaws. Overall, though, it's a solid mid-level handset that performs as expected without leaving you too disappointed Read more
28 September 2006 by Andrew Lim
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BenQ-Siemens S68 review
The BenQ-Siemens S68 is a slimline minimalist mobile for calls and messaging. Intuitive design, straightforward functions and a few useful extras make the handset easy to use, but if you're looking for an extensive array of features this isn't for you Read more
19 September 2006 by Andrew Lim
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Virgin Lobster 544 review
Despite its flamboyant name, Virgin's Lobster 544 is actually a fairly simple clamshell phone. It features a 1.3-megapixel camera, an MP3 player and it comes bundles with a 64MB miniSD card so you can store a bunch of photos and MP3s. Best of all, it costs just £70 on pay as you go at Virgin Mobile, making it ideal for those on a budget Read more
23 August 2006 by Andrew Lim
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