Everyone’s been saying for ages that smart phones are becoming as powerful as full-sized computers, but only Motorola has had the cojones to actually put that claim to the test. The Motorola Atrix is an Android ...

The Nokia E6 is the sequel to the Finnish firm’s BlackBerry killer, the Nokia E5. Nokia has gifted this successor with a new operating system, a touch-screen display and an 8-megapixel camera, making it an ...

[divider] If bigger is better, then the Dell Streak is the greatest smart phone in the world. But size isn’t everything, and, although the Streak’s large screen and powerful Android operating system provide heaps of ...

[divider] The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini has a name that’s longer than the Nile, but it’s actually the smallest smart phone we’ve ever seen. It’s so tiny that it makes us chortle whenever we ...

[divider] Budget Android handsets are getting so good that it’s making us all tingly. For the low price, you’ll get nine-tenths of the great features of Android 2.2, the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system. Android ...

[divider] Following in the footsteps of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play and Xperia Arc, the Xperia Neo could be seen as the runt of the litter. But thanks to its excellent camera, bright screen and ...

The Samsung Wave is like a runner-up in Britain’s Got Talent. In its own wee feature-phone village, it’s the star of the show, but put it up against a truly talented smart phone, and it ...

[divider] The Samsung Wave 2 is the sharpest-looking dumb phone on the market. But, despite its good looks and straightforward user interface, it still makes us pine for the app-sharing community of similarly priced Android ...

[divider] The Samsung Galaxy S may look like an iPhone 3GS wannabe, but its huge, vibrant screen and heaps of smart-phone features make it more than just another touchscreen also-ran. Samsung has played to its ...

[divider] At the start of summer, geeks stock up on sunscreen and mentally prepare for the annual reboot of a phone they either love, or love to hate — Apple’s iPhone. Wisely, Apple hasn’t sought ...

[divider] Apple’s original iPhone rewrote the rule book on mobile phones. Hell, it tore the old book in half, shredded it up and set it on fire. It’s pricy and lacks some features that are ...

[divider] The sequel to the pint-sized Android wonder that was the HTC Wildfire, this subtle revision manages to rectify some of its predecessor’s niggles, but those expecting a cutting-edge experience may be disappointed. [media url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r_Hfmfn-dA" ...