The N900 is anything but your typical Nokia. It runs on a Linux OS, is powered by some heavy duty hardware and is a little rough around the edges. It's a geek's delight.
With a screen this big, HTC's HD2 could easily be mistaken for a small ereader. Its also the Taiwanese manufacturers best Windows Mobile phone to date.
The HTC Tattoo brings Android to the mid-range, style focused user. With interchangeable covers and an uncompromised Android experience its worth a look. Its only fault is a resistive touchscreen.
The Aino isn't a smartphone, but rather a feature rich mid-range media phone. At this stage it is the closest thing to the much rumoured PSP phone, since it can stream content from your PS3 over Wi-Fi or 3G.
The lifelong subscription to the Maps Drive navigation service you receive with the Nokia 6710 is excellent, and so too is the availability of maps for overseas destinations.
The Touch2 is the first Windows Mobile 6.5 handset we've reviewed. With its fairly standard hardware offering and revamped interface it looks like a decent entry-level smartphone. But has WM 6.5 gone far enough to make it desirable?
The HTC Hero is the first Android device that is more about usability than technology. With HTC's hard work and well spent money on interface customisation the handset is slicker and friendlier than its forerunners.
