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alaTest has collected and analysed 680 reviews of Nokia 7610 from international magazines and websites. (more)

New phones offer more features and higher-resolution images, but don't ditch your stand-alone camera. (more)

The latest flagship model by Nokia is more than just a minor upgrade in memory size. (more)

While not a massive update from the original N95, the new Nokia N96 does give Nokia's old uber-phone a visual upgrade as well as adds the ability to store even more photos and songs. Learn more in our review. (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 140 reviews of Nokia N85 from international magazines and websites. (more)

Nokia N85 is the first phone of Nokia's N-series which is equipped with an OLED display. That technology doesn't consume that much energy, doesn't fade away in direct sunlight and offers a ...... (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 235 reviews of HTC G1 with Google (Google Phone) from international magazines and websites. (more)

A first-class browser, responsive touchscreen, and a truly open approach to apps make the G1 a strong iPhone alternative, but it needs improvement. (more)

As Nokia's very first 3G phone with a full qwerty keyboard, the Nokia E71 is an all-around improvement on its predecessor, the E61. It not only has a sleeker and more sophisticated curved design, but it packs a multitude of features ideal for both busines (more)

We get our hands on the sleek and shiny new Nokia E71 and check out the slim design as well as the Nokia Maps and business productivity features. (more)

If you want a mobile phone that is good at everything, look no further. A 5-megapixel camera, GPS with free online mapping, excellent video recording, HSDPA... the list of the Nokia N95's charms goes on and on. Oh, and it makes calls too (more)

Nokia's ambitious smart phone flagship delivers GPS, Wi-Fi, and a 5-megapixel camera, but is it worth the astronomical price? (more)

The classic design of BlackBerry handhelds is unmistakable. (more)

Just because this phone did not make it into the top five does not mean it is not a great phone. It is stylish and has really impressive voice features like conference calling, MMS and voice dialing. It is a great phone that has a secondary function as a (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 69 reviews of Nokia 1208 from international magazines and websites. (more)

The Prada phone is a stunning phone featuring a touchscreen display. It's Prada-branded and arguably the best looking phone currently available. It also features an array of gadgets including a camera, music player and a built-in FM radio. Unlike LG's oth (more)

There was a bit of excitement about finally getting our hands on the stylish black Prada phone from LG, especially as it has just won the Mobile Choice Fashion Phone of the Year award, the second year LG has scooped this coveted prize. All the signs were (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 126 reviews of Blackberry 8700g from international magazines and websites. (more)

T-Mobile refreshes its BlackBerry lineup with the new 8700g, which recently made its debut at CTIA. Does it measure up to its RIM brethren? Ben Patterson renders his verdict. (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 61 reviews of LG KS360 from international magazines and websites. (more)

The LG KS360 is a GSM/EDGE QWERTY messaging phone that looks very much like the LG Rumor that Sprint sells in the USA. Russell takes this handset for the Euro market out for a spin in this review. (more)

The original HTC Touch was the company's first device that uses its new TouchFLO finger based user interface extension. Now HTC has released an improved version of the UI on a CDMA version of the Touch for Sprint in the USA. We put it through its paces in (more)

Get used to new-fangled touch screen phones popping up like chic geeks at an LG Prada giveaway, thanks to the iPhone. HTC entered the game officially on June 5, 2007 with their showing of the HTC Touch. This is a Windows Mobile Professional (aka WM6 Pocke (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 380 reviews of Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 from international magazines and websites. (more)

The luxurious, unlocked Windows Mobile–based Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 has plenty of features. But it also has plenty of bugs. And at an exorbitant $799.99 (list), I simply can't imagine anyone buying it when there are so many other solid options available (more)