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Alcatel OT-980 review
With its unresponsive touchscreen and rather awkward appearance, the Alcatel OT-980 struggles to distinguish itself from similarly priced Android devices. If you're looking to upgrade from 'dumb phone' territory, the low price is undeniably attractive. Read more
15 November 2010 by Damien McFerran
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BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 review
The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is an uninspiring, but perfectly adequate, update to the Curve smart-phone range. Its 3G connectivity is a welcome addition, but a disappointingly unresponsive trackpad is a real letdown. Read more
24 August 2010 by Flora Graham
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Acer neoTouch P300 review
With Windows Mobile 7 just around the corner, the neoTouch P300 is one of the last handsets that will run Windows Mobile 6.5. If that doesn't put you off, though, you'll find it offers reassuringly good build quality, an eminently usable slide-out keyboard, and good connectivity Read more
2 August 2010 by Damien McFerran
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Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro review
Sony Ericsson is having another crack at its Vivaz Symbian smart phone, which we thoroughly despised earlier this year. The Vivaz Pro keeps the 720p video and adds a decent pull-out Qwerty keyboard. Has it overcome the original Vivaz' shoddy build quality and baffling interface though? Read more
30 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Acer neoTouch P400 review
Well built and classy looking, the neoTouch P400 is a Windows Mobile smart phone which gets basics such as battery life and connectivity right, but doesn't do enough to justify Acer's price tag. An outdated resistive screen and an operating system just months from being made obsolete are the nails in its coffin Read more
23 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Acer beTouch E110 review
The beTouch E110 is a budget smart phone that runs Android 1.5. You have to accept compromises in a phone that's this cheap, so it's no surprise that it packs a resistive touchscreen and lacks Wi-Fi. But, for basic tasks and for keeping connected with your friends, it'll probably do the trick Read more
25 May 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Vodafone 360 Samsung M1 review
Sporting an innovative, contact-focused user interface, the Samsung M1 is built around the Vodafone 360 social-networking service. If you've got friends who use the service, the M1 will prove an inexpensive way of keeping in touch, and its capacitive touchscreen is impressively responsive Read more
12 March 2010 by Janet Harkman
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Acer beTouch E200 review
Running version 6.5 of Microsoft's mobile operating system, the touchscreen beTouch E200 is something of a rarity among Windows Mobile smart phones -- rather than a Qwerty keyboard, it has a slide-out keypad, which works surprisingly well. The E200 also feels speedy and solidly built for a phone at this low price Read more
9 November 2009 by Frank Lewis
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Acer beTouch E101 review
The beTouch E101 budget smart phone offers a touchscreen, Windows Mobile 6.5, good call quality and a number of social-networking apps. But, while Acer has cemented a reputation for making decent low-cost laptops, can it pull off the same trick with this handset? Read more
4 November 2009 by Frank Lewis
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HTC Touch Diamond review
The HTC Touch Diamond pushes the Windows Mobile interface much closer to touchscreen nirvana. This smart phone is compact but boasts a large screen and is packed with features from GPS to HSDPA. Will it be good enough to compete with the best? Read more
26 June 2008 by Andrew Lim
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