Samsung M8910 Pixon12 review: By the dozen
The Pixon12 is about to be three times lucky. But any way you look at it, it’s nothing short of a dozen. Not that we wanted to make that much fuss, but a bunch of 12 megapixel pictures coming from a phone are always worth it...
Nokia 5630 XpressMusic review: A sharp note
The XpressMusic family has walked a long way – and shed a great deal of weight – since the 5700. The music-centric Finns have always felt at home on Symbian ground though, and the Nokia 5630 is the next step for...
Apple iPhone 3GS review: Same clothes, new feel
The Apple iPhone 3GS is probably not the next revolutionary iPhone as you might have expected it. But the performance boost, the sharper camera with video and the purportedly improved battery life certainly...
Samsung M8910 Pixon12 preview 2: Some sequels are better
Following our photoshoot teaser with the M8910 Pixon12 yesterday, we are ready to invite you on a second date with this promising cameraphone. This time we hope to show its other side - the one that doesn't...
Samsung M8910 Pixon12 preview 1: Firing the first rounds
It's only been a day since we went through the review of Nokia N86 8MP - the first cameraphone with a 28mm wide-anlge lens. And we already have the Samsung Pixon12 on our hands - the first 12 megapixel...
Nokia N86 8MP review: Lens wide open
You may’ve thought Nokia lost their touch, you may be out of love with the Nseries but the Nseries are always keeping an eye on you. Their wide-angle, variable aperture eye. On you. Whether the Nokia...
HTC MAX 4G review: From Russia with love
Guns at the ready fellas, we have a big game in our sights here. The HTC MAX 4G is paying us a visit in an attempt to prove that its relatively low popularity is only due to its very limited availability. With WiMAX connectivity and one of...
Nokia N86 8MP preview: First look
This latest Nseries offshoot can be many things and will probably strive to satisfy quite a lot of your daily digital media and connectivity needs. However one thing's for sure - it's been a while since we last saw...
Nokia N97 review: Lock, stock and touch
They don’t get any bigger than that. A launch of this caliber can aptly be called inauguration day. The release of Nokia N97 is the N-series counter-move that geeks have been waiting for since November. Easily one of the most...
Samsung I8000 Omnia II preview: First look
Gather 'round ye gadget lovers, for the tale of Samsung I8000 Omnia II. It's a tale of PocketPC wisdom and touch wizardry, of big screen and pixel aplenty, of ancestry and identity. Lend an ear to this...
Samsung S8000 Jet preview: First look
It’s a smartphone-eat-smartphone world and touchscreen multimedia gadgets are the elite squad. But non-smart devices want a piece of the action too, so all sides in this entertaining campaign...
Samsung M7600 Beat DJ review: Scratching the beat
The Samsung M7600 Beat is a DJ. What's on its mind is on its face, a brave stab at not only putting music in your pocket but in your hands as well. The M7600 Beat is quick to claim a territory of its own...
Nokia 6303 classsic review: Euro hatch territory
If we’re allowed an automotive metaphor, the Nokia 6303 classic is one of those handsets that will get you from A to B without burning rubber at the traffic lights. It’s just how most phones are used: voice call cruising...
Sony Ericsson Satio (Idou) preview: First look
Sony Ericsson Satio (a.k.a. Idou) is perched at the top of the touchscreen food chain with an ominous grin. Currently rivaled only by the Samsung Omnia HD, the 12 megapixel predator readily bares its teeth...
HTC Touch Pro2 review: Out with a pro
Amid talk of Android and would-be heroes we're about to revisit HTC on their hallowed PocketPC ground. Good things seem to come in pairs for the company while out-and-out upgrades are always good news for...
Samsung S7350 Ultra s review: Sliding into place
The Samsung S7350 Ultra s may as well be your next phone. Oh well, maybe no one will know but if you can live with that, you'll get to enjoy a solid and attractive slider with a nice screen, premium data speeds and high-end media...
Sony Ericsson Aino preview: First look
Sony Ericsson Aino is without a doubt one entertaining slider. It does pretty much all the stuff that the other Sony Ericsson feature phones do, but does it better. Throwing in some heavy multimedia...
Sony Ericsson Yari preview: First look
The Sony Ericsson Yari may miss the mark as the most innovative slider, but only if you don't look closer. Upon a second look, you will find that the Sony Ericsson Yari is a tiny little thing that's full of surprises...
LG GD900 Crystal preview: First look
If a phone can get away with looking like a dummy phone, it’s art. Let’s see. You wouldn’t want to touch the LG Crystal. At least a couple of minutes you’ll just sit back and admire. OK, you’ll eventually start...
Samsung I7500 preview: First look
For today's show and tell, Samsung's first Android phone is serving Cupcake. The Samsung I7500 is the first Google-powered device to come with a 5 megapixel camera and that's just the tip of much...
Samsung S7220 Ultra b review: More than meets the eye
Sharp looks and decent kit, Samsung S7220 Ultra b is one of those handsets that would rather do the job than do the talk. Not so long ago, the S7220 Ultra b could've been basking in the Soul kind of hype...
Samsung i8910 Omnia HD preview: Getting closer
The world's first 720p HD video recording on a mobile phone was top of our list of trend-setting features revealed at this year's MWC in Barcelona. But even if you take HD from the Samsung i8910 Omnia HD you will still...
LG GC900 Viewty Smart preview: First look
LG GC900 Viewty Smart (sometimes also called Viewty 2) is making a run for it as the next LG flagship. What can we say, when you’re blue-blooded, some things come au naturel – the snappy and quite...
HTC Touch Diamond2 review: Director’s cut
HTC Touch Diamond2 is next on our roll call of MWC debuts but this time it’s less about the brand spanking novelty and more about balanced and sensible upgrades. People tend to have second thoughts about...
Samsung S8300 UltraTOUCH review: Touch, slide, shoot
Samsung S8300 UltraTOUCH, otherwise dubbed as the Tocco Ultra edition, joins in on the bandwagon of full touch handsets that occupy the whole upper range of the market quite successfully. Nothing...
LG KM900 Arena review: A touch of class
One of the most exciting handsets the season - the LG KM900 Arena - returns to our office and this time it is going to stay a bit longer. After getting off to a flying start in both sales and reviews the Arena certainly...
Nokia 5130 XpressMusic review: Reporting for duty
At a certain point everyone finds themselves in the situation where all they need is a no-nonsense phone that looks good and doesn't cost a fortune. The Nokia 5130 is exactly the kind...
Nokia 8800 Gold Arte review: Born with a silver spoon
How many phones can you name that would have made sense centuries back? Here's one: the Nokia 8800 Gold Arte. No, we're not talking medieval calling and texting, we're talking gold and leather. Okay, it may not be solid gold...
Nokia E75 review: Business on the slide
If we can think of one reason to take being told "to mind your own business" with a smile it would be the Nokia E-series. A household name for enterprise users, it's hardly a surprise that each E-series update is greeted with plenty of excitement...
Sony Ericsson W508 review: Above the fold
The Sony Ericsson W508 walks and talks midrange though by no means does it keep a low profile. What we have here is the full Walkman package at a bargain price and the rest of the W508 specs may...
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