The Sony Ericsson LiveView ought to be the ultimate Android accessory – on paper at least. It’s a clip on remote that slurps all the essential info from your phone over Bluetooth, like calls, messages and social networking babble, and it’s tiny. Does it work in practice though? Read on and find out in our full Sony Ericsson LiveView review.
The Samsung Wave 723 has washed up on UK shores at last, more than six long months after the first handset with Samsung’s all new bada operating system arrived – the perfectly pleasant Samsung Wave. As promised, Samsung’s taking bada down market however, and this smaller, cheaper model is aimed at bringing bada to the masses. Does it get the job done? Find out in our Samsung Wave 723 review.
The Nokia C3 Touch and Type could be right up your street, if you’re after a candybar phone but fancy a touchscreen as well. With A stylish metal body, big, usable buttons and an affordable price tag, it’s also the perfect pressie for Christmas for the technophobe in your life. Read on for the full verdict in out Nokia C3 Touch and Type review.
The new Nokia C6 comes at just the right time for all those Nokia 5800 XpressMusic owners coming to the end of their lengthy two year contracts. Sick of your phone, its resistive touchscreen and creaking OS? The Nokia C6 is a much more classy affair. But can a mini Nokia N8 stand out in the crowd when the missing parts are the N8′s redeeming features? Find out in our full Nokia C6 review.
Warning: the Mophie Juice Pack Air iPhone 4 case turns your otherwise svelte Apple kit into a beast. It’s like going from Kate Moss to Katie Brand, both have their charms but one is substantially heavier than the other. However, there are some really good reasons to give your iPhone 4 a Mophie Juice Pack Air coat for Christmas – not least the added battery life. Here’s our Mophie Juice Pack Air review, weighing up the weight and bulk bother with the extra power it comes packing…
The Google Nexus S Android phone is cutting it mighty fine for a 2010 launch, with deliveries only promised by the end of December. You can pre-order right now though, and we’ll be honest, you really, really should. Read on for our Google Nexus S review and find out why it’s the best Android phone ever.
The Motorola Defy is, against all odds, a rugged phone that’s both a) not chunky and b) not rubbish. No, really. We think this might just be a first – read on for our full Motorola Defy review to find out why we’re so smitten.
The Motorola Milestone 2 is a tad late to the party: its US equivalent, the Droid 2, has been on sale since the Summer, and Android 2.3‘s release is just around the corner. But it’s still one of the only Android phones you can buy with a bona fide slide out physical keyboard, and if that’s a necessity for you, still very much worth a look. Read on to find out why here in our full Motorola Milestone 2 review.
