Try to find the HTC Gratia Android phone on HTC’s official website. If you’re browsing from the UK, you’ll struggle – it doesn’t appear on the company’s list of phones available in the UK. And yet here the little chipper of a Google blower is, on sale and all. Is it any good? Is this HTC handset worth splurging on now with the affordable HTC ChaCha around the corner? Answers, answers, all here in our HTC Gratia review.
If the HTC Incredible S were the spitting image of any phone other than the HTC Desire HD, we’d question the need for its existence, given its almost identical specs, size and software.
Of course, as every HTC Desire HD owner out there will testify, a version of that handset with a better battery life is a very, very good thing indeed. Find out if this is the new champion Android phone here in our HTC Incredible S review.
Last year, we broke the news that the Acer Liquid Metal was coming to the UK. You can now pick one up, but should you? We’ve been putting it through its paces to find out: get the full prognosis here in our Acer Liquid Metal review.
The HTC 7 Pro is here to shunt the Dell Venue Pro off the top spot as the best Windows Phone 7 handset, by virtue of its slide out landscape QWERTY keyboard, and well, not being repeatedly delayed.
We snagged one of the very first retail units in the country to test out, so read on for our verdict in this exclusive HTC 7 Pro review.
The Nokia C5-03 has arrived on UK shores, but unlike Nokia’s recent touchscreen efforts, it’s running good ol’ Symbian S60, rather than the newer, more polished Symbian 3, now officially renamed as Symbian. Confused? We don’t blame you: unfortunately, in 2011, this phone is a bit of an anachronox. Read on and find out why in our full Nokia C5-03 review.
The Nokia DAB headset, which lets you tune into digital radio on the go through your Nokia phone, was first unveiled last year, but it took a good long while to arrive, only going on sale in the UK last month. Is digital radio something we’ve never realised we’ve been missing on our mobiles? Let’s find out in our Nokia DAB headset review.
The Dell Venue Pro, perhaps more than any other Windows Phone 7 handset, has caught the eye of the chic geek crowd. Once again, Dell has refused just to make a clone phone, instead changing the form factor to something unexpected, but something awesome too.
Does that portrait QWERTY keyboard underneath its delicious screen make this the Windows Phone 7 blower for BlackBerry addicts? Is it time to convert? Read our Dell Venue Pro review right now to find out.
UPDATE: Our HTC 7 Pro review is now live – check out what we made of the Venue Pro’s closest rival!
The Samsung Wave 2 has had a seriously stealthy launch in the UK. I’s now on sale, not that Samsung has been bigging it up much, instead going all Galaxy, all Android all the time with its marketing hype – curious perhaps, since the Samsung Wave 2 runs Samsung’s own operating system, bada, which it’s poured huge amounts of investment into.
A year on from the original Wave’s splash debut at Mobile World Congress 2010, does the Samsung Wave 2 deliver? Find out in our full Samsung Wave 2 review.
