Samsung makes the mobile power of Android available to even more users via its budget-friendly Galaxy Pocket smartphone. But is it any good? FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers its top of the line smartphone in the Lumia range, boasting a 4.3 inch display, snappy CPU and capable snapper, but is it good enough to take on the Galaxy S3 and HTC's One X? FULL STORY >

With nine million preorders, 50 000 of those in SA, the Galaxy S3 is certainly extremely hot property. Is this your next smartphone? FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers its second Lumia smartphone, the Lumia 710, to take on a myriad of BlackBerry OS and Android-running midrange contenders. FULL STORY >

There is a tremendous amount to like about HTC's flagship One X. In fact, in this year's line-up of Android devices, it should only have one other smartphone to be worried about - Samsung's Galaxy S3. FULL STORY >

From the land of the dragon comes the Huawei Honor, which sports some impressive mid-range specs available at an even more surprising budget pricetag. 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 >

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 >