Nokia aims to remain a big player in the feature phone market with the latest range of S40-powered Asha devices, including the Asha 303. Does this touch-and-type QWERTY phone have what it takes to entice the youth market? FULL STORY >

Samsung's Korean neighbour throws its hat into the budget smartphone ring, with the first of its L-Style mobile devices, the LG Optimus L3. FULL STORY >

RIM moves to put a premium Bold device in the hands of more BlackBerry users, with its pocket-and-budget-friendly Bold 9790 smartphone. FULL STORY >

For those who prefer QWERTY over touch, Research In Motion offers the sleek BlackBerry Curve 9360. We take its digit-loving keyboard for a spin. FULL STORY >

Sony's Xperia Neo V is undeniably a great effort for a mid-range phone, and at first appearances, certainly meets our expectations. FULL STORY >

The very first touch-only BlackBerry Curve smartphone lands on our shores - is it good enough to forgo one of the best QWERTY keyboards in the business? FULL STORY >

As with many phone manufacturers, the move towards Android was Motorola's saving grace, and although they lost a lot of traction here in SA, the new RAZR has ample reasons to turn their fortunes around. FULL STORY >

Nokia breaks new mobile OS ground with the Nokia Lumia 800, the Finnish company's first Windows Phone Mango-powered smartphone. FULL STORY >

A capable and clandestine sound experience is on offer via the Audiomotion L-2015 lighbulb speakers that screw into a light socket to provide lighting and sound from above. FULL STORY >

Energizer looks to up your smartphone battery life mileage with its ultra-portable AP750A Energi To Go back-up battery solution. FULL STORY >