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ZTE Skate review
The ZTE Skate impresses with pure Android 2.3 on a massive 4.3-inch screen for a decent SIM-free price despite an under-powered CPU and dodgy build quality. Read more
14 November 2011 by Damien McFerran
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Vodafone 845 Joy review
If you want an Android smart phone but are strapped for cash, the 845 could fit the bill. Its small, low-resolution screen means it doesn't offer the best Web-browsing experience, but it runs the latest version of Android, 2.1, and offers a cute, compact design Read more
6 July 2010 by Ben Williams
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HTC Advantage X7510 review
The HTC Advantage X7510 smart phone is a great piece of kit. We especially liked the haptic Qwerty keyboard and large screen. With Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS and 16GB of storage, you have a useful alternative to a laptop for out of office use Read more
17 July 2008 by Brett James
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Nokia 7710 review
Nokia has a reputation for producing phones of all shapes and sizes and the 7710 pushes this to the extreme by not looking like a phone at all. Don't be fooled: it's good for voice and data traffic, and much more besides. Read more
17 May 2005 by Sandra Vogel
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Acer Stream review
The Stream is Acer's best Android handset so far. The customised user interface and 720p video-recording capability aren't all they're cracked up to be, but the large touchscreen is wonderful, and you can play back movies and photos on your high-definition TV via the HDMI output Read more
29 July 2010 by Frank Lewis
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Acer Liquid E Ferrari Special Edition review
Depending on your opinion of the F1 racing squad, the Acer Liquid E Ferrari Special Edition will either strike you as tasteless or the most gorgeous phone imaginable. Beyond the surface, it retains the same positives and negatives of the Liquid E, which has very recently been outclassed by Android newcomers. Read more
13 September 2010 by Damien McFerran
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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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HP iPaq 914c review
The 914c remains relatively fixed in its traditional business overcoat compared with the latest designs from other manufacturers. But with features such as 3G HSDPA, dual Wi-Fi, GPS and front-mounted Qwerty keyboard the HP iPaq 914c provides a solid foundation and good performance Read more
31 October 2008 by Brett James
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HTC One X+ review
HTC’s latest handset certainly isn’t wanting for raw power, but the problem of battery stamina remains. Read more
3 December 2012 by Damien McFerran
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Sony Ericsson P990i review
The P990i is quite a beast, both inside and out. Physically it's huge -- its main section incorporates a large screen and small Qwerty keyboard, while inside there's a cornucopia of software designed to keep both the consumer and business user happy. With full 3G support, including for video calls, the P990i certainly packs in the features Read more
11 September 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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