We loved the HTC Desire, even calling it “one of the best handsets ever” in our review. Fancy getting hold of one? Let our HTC Desire review: Ultimate buyer’s guide help you find the best deal.
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Did you see our Nokia C3 review? We were quite taken with this little device – it may only be running Symbian S40, but it packs quite a punch for the price. Want one? Check out our Nokia C3 review: Ultimate buyer’s guide.
Did you see our Nokia C5 review? We quite liked Nokia’s attempt to squeeze high-end features into a low-end blower, though we weren’t quite sure what the market for the phone was. If you think that the market for the phone might be you then look no further than our Nokia C5 review: Ultimate buyer’s guide.
We much preferred the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro to its non-Pro version in our review. If you missed it, here is your chance to catch up, find out why a little keypad is better than no keypad and let us help you shop around for a bargain in our Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro review: Ultimate buyer’s guide.
Did you see our Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini review last month? We were in two minds about the phone – it is nice and compact and if anything a bit too powerful for the intended market, but we preferred the keypad on the more expensive Pro version. Still, if you fancy giving the Xperia X10 Mini a whirl, you could do worse that check out our Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini review: Ultimate buyer’s guide.
We quite liked the Samsung Wave, as you can see from our review. It’s not u there with the iPhone or a decent Android phone in terms of flexibility, but it is solidly put together and well thought out. If you need a smartphone with a handful of good apps that you can just switch on and use then the Wave, with its Bada operating system, is one to check out.
If you are intrigued enough to want to pick one up, our Samsung Wave Ultimate buyer’s guide can help you find the best deals.
The HTC HD2 impressed us when we saw it last year. Easily the best Windows Mobile phone we have seen, and a solid use of HTC’s Sense skin comparable with the company’s more recent Android phones. Fancy picking one up? Our HTC HD2 review: Ultimate buyer’s guide will help you seek out the best bargains. Read more