James Bond's phone of choice, the Sony Ericsson C902 has a lot to offer if you are willing to spend the money.

Comes unlocked; high quality 5MP camera; excellent music player; web browser

Expensive; keys are tightly packed; no 3.5mm headphone jack; uses M2 memory sticks

Blackerry's first true touch-screen typer, the Storm takes a good first stab at the genre, but ultimately falls short.

Good call quality; high quality camera; built-in GPS; great media compatibility

Cramped keyboard; typing is difficult; slow interface at times

The Blackberry Bold takes on the Apple iPhone, yet stays true to it's business roots.

Sleek design; speedy 3G network; robust media offerings

Clunky web browser; average photo quality; expensive; various design quirks

For 80 bucks, you get a full-featured 3G phone with QWERTY keyboard from AT&T. Not too shabby!

Affordable; QWERTY keyboard; good reception; good battery life; nice camera

Very thick; tiny buttons; low-res display; slow web browser

The Blackberry Pearl Flip is a stylish phone that gives you typical Blackberry features at an affordable price.

Very trendy design; high quality voice calls; cool user interface

No GPS; average quality photos; predictive type has a learning curve

The ZN5 comes correct in terms of the top four cell phone extras

Outstanding 5MP camera; Wi-Fi enabled; speedy web surfing; good music player

Video recording hiccups; microSD card under battery cover; lacks dedicated music controls

The Casio G'zOne Boulder is shock proof, waterproof, dust proof and is perfect for those wanting to hike in cell phone territory.

Rock solid durability; water resistant; useful flashlight

Chunky in size; average feature set; useless compass; expensive

The T-Mobile G1 is the first phone to run on Google's fun, and flexible Android mobile operating system.

Android operating system; bright 3-inch touchscreen; user customizable; excellent sound

Clunky and heavy; no 3.5mm headphone jack; short battery life for music playback

Motorola has entered the touchscreen market with its Krave ZN4, available from Verizon.

Loud and clear sound quality; bright 2.8-inch touch screen; good MP3 player

Restrictive keyboard; OS does not work well with touch screen; poor video playback

The Nokia XpressMusic 5610 is a music player phone that gets straight to the point with no extras.

Sleek and well-built; respectable sound quality and EQ

Software needs a little refinement; poor battery life when used for playing music