With a full QWERTY, impressive email capabilities and handy media functions the BlackBerry Curve 8520 is an ideal entry level smartphone. FULL STORY >

Samsung is marketing the Jet as smarter than a smartphone. We dont know if that is necessarily the case, but it is definitely faster with an 800 MHz processor. FULL STORY >

This entry level smartphone from Nokia ticks all the right boxes, plus it has a battery that eats other smartphones\' for lunch. FULL STORY >

It's hard to fault a phone that "Comes With Music" and in the Nokia 5630's case it is barely necessary. With a powerful processor, solid OS and user-friendly user interface it comes with a whole lot more than music. FULL STORY >

The S in iPhone 3G S stands for speed. We put it through its paces to find out just how quick it is and it didnt disappoint. FULL STORY >

The Touch Pro2 is HTC???s WM flagship business device. It???s very much a business centric device with unparalleled conferencing capabilities and messaging features. Its physical size could be a detractor for some however. FULL STORY >

HTC\'s new entry level Windows smartphone offers a range of connectivity options including HSDPA and Wi-Fi. It looks great too but could have done with more memory and its Windows Mobile 6.1 OS is frustrating. FULL STORY >

The N97, Nokia\'s latest and most anticipated device ever, promises unrivalled mobile internet features. Does it live up to that promise? FULL STORY >

Business phones usually cost a packet, so the price conscious Samsung C6625 should come as a relief to already stretched business folk. FULL STORY >

The E75 is Nokia\'s latest ESeries offering. It features a slide-out QWERTY and excellent email support options. With its superb build quality and document support it is a strong business device. FULL STORY >