Excellent call quality couldn't prevent us from cursing this phone for a slate of major issues.

WiFi connectivity; landline-like sound; QWERTY keyboard; excellent music player; large, bright screen

No way to disconnect WiFi connection; overly technical settings menus; poor 2-megapixel camera; no music controls on earphones; no included PC PIM sync software

Using your fingers to control the on-screen action is the latest smartphone trend, but the LG Incite handset instead relies on a small stylus to get the job done. The device's...

Affordable introductory price ; easy to use ; excellent camera

Okay browsing capabilities ; touchscreen requires heavy-handedness ; cumbersome contact book

A subpar camera and awkward menus hinder this stylish folder, making it for fashionistas only.

Changeable colors; solid design; cool shell

Average functionality; Unimpressive camera; High price for a non-smartphone

An above-average camera doesn't quite make up for the Memoir's ho-hum smartphone performance.

Detailed screen; solid touchscreen; easy, powerful camera

Delayed touchscreen; sluggish Internet

Motorola's ultra-rugged handset comes up short on frills, but delivers quality where it counts.

Push-to-Talk; excellent sound quality and volume; 3G worldphone connectivity; bright 2.2-inch LCD screen

Poor camera; no SMS threading; unattractive; clunky and heavy

Behold the new Samsung Behold! This phone sports a 5MP camera and touchscreen display.

Touchscreen; good interface; camera; music player

Voice quality; no 3.5mm earphone jack; piddling Internet acces; image retrieval issues

The HTC Touch Pro shares similiar traits to its little brother, the Diamond, but adds a QWERTY sized keyboard.

Fashionable exterior; sharp display; good camera; attractive interface; large keyboard

Slow performance; fated menus under TouchFLO; stylus required

The HTC Touch Diamond has a pretty face, but is ultimately dragged down by the Windows Mobile 6.1 OS.

Fashionable exterior; ultra-sharp display; quality camera; attractive interface

Very slow performance; dated menus under TouchFLO; interface requires stylus to work properly

The Samsung Propel is small in size, has a small price and thankfully lots of hardware under the hood.

Great form-factor; good camera and music player, QWERTY keyboard; push email

No 3.5mm headphone jack; headphones not included; poor LCD screen

Can Palm make a comeback with their new Treo 800w smartphone?

Sharp screen; likeable keyboard; good build quality; fast EV-DO internet

Small screen; cheap stylus; poor GPS software; lousy browser; thick case