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How to update HTC Desire to Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Find out how to install Gingerbread on an HTC Desire without losing any data in our step-by-step video guide. Watch video
10 November 2011 by Andy Merrett
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Samsung Wave GT-S8500 review
With hardware as slick as a greased otter, but software that's rough around the edges, the Wave is Samsung's latest effort to redesign the feature phone without edging into full-blown smart phone territory. So it has a fantastic screen and a feature-packed camera, but its apps are underpowered and setup is a hassle Read more
9 June 2010 by Flora Graham
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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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Samsung E1150 review
The Samsung E1150 can hold its head high when compared to similarly priced budget phones. Its minimalist design, decent call performance and lengthy battery life mean it offers great value for money, although some users may find its lack of connectivity too hard to swallow. Read more
23 September 2010 by Damien McFerran
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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 review
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is huge, superbly powerful and has oodles of helpful software to make using its stylus a pleasure. Read more
4 October 2012 by Andrew Hoyle
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Sony Ericsson W580i review
You can easily walk the walk with the Sony Ericsson W580i. While the newest addition to the range is mostly business as usual, with good audio quality on calls and music, the phone includes a built-in pedometer so you can count your steps while exercising. Go on -- run wild Read more
18 September 2007 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE review
The S3 LTE may be pricey, but it could just be the best 4G phone out there at the moment. Read more
7 November 2012 by Niall Magennis
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Nokia 3110 Evolve review
Using recycled materials for the packaging and casing, plus an energy-reducing charger, the Nokia 3110 Evolve is a handset to make the tech hippies giddy. Still, its style is not unlike most Nokia handsets and it boasts a few important features. But does green always mean good? Read more
14 April 2008 by Andrew Lim
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Samsung Lucido S7220 review
Samsung's Lucido offers up an excellent range of features, including a fabulous little AMOLED screen, which makes watching your 5-megapixel camera footage a pleasure. It's very resistant to fingerprints too, if that bothers you, and the microSD slot and GPS round out a perfectly decent 3G phone Read more
24 August 2009 by Flora Graham
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Nokia Asha 303 hands-on
The Nokia Asha 303 might not look too exciting, but it's got a few treats in store, including a capacitive touchscreen and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Read more
26 October 2011 by Luke Westaway

