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78
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85
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Unique experimental design. The touch-screen might take a while to get used to. Not as good as a phone with one big touch screen, but the contextual keys are intuitive and easy to use. The LG KF600 looks good, and the Keith Haring themes give the ...
Looks good, Dual screens, Keith Haring themes
No 3G, Tri-band only, Fingerprints galore, Memory card beneath battery
February, 2008
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156 reviews
The Sony Ericsson W890i is probably Sony Ericsson's best music phone so far. The W910i is another music phone with HSDPA, but only has a 2 MP camera.
Music player, Thin & light, Fast Internet access (HSDPA)
No 3.5 mm audio jack, No camera autofocus or flash
February, 2008
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925 reviews
The W960i is a decent enough 3G music smartphone. There's plenty of storage (8 GB), Wi-Fi, 3G, good music player and a 2.6-inch touchscreen. The phone does take a while to boot up and the interface could do with some usability improvements.
3G, Walkman player, 8 GB Phone Memory, Symbian OS 9.1
Touchscreen is a little fiddly to use, No 3.5 mm jack, Tri-band only
January, 2008
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480 reviews
The Samsung G800 is a good 3G HSDPA slider phone with 5 MP camera and a 2.4-inch screen. There's no Wi-Fi, quad-band or GPS (as found on the Nokia N95). Wi-Fi would have been nice. If you're after a slimmer camera phone, have a look at the Samsung G600.
3G and HSDPA, 5 MP camera with optical zoom
No Wi-Fi
December, 2007
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505 reviews
Yes, the Sonim XP1 really is the toughest GSM phone in the world. Built to last, the rugged XP1 is ideal for anyone who wants a tough, durable phone. The 3-year warranty is a bonus.
Tough, Large keypad buttons, 3-Year warranty, Push-To-Talk
Small display
December, 2007
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60 reviews
Decent phone. Only a little cheaper than a discounted N95. You can get the N95 or N81 free on a mobile phone contract, or choose to buy SIM free or PAYG.
3G, Wi-Fi, N-Gage gaming, Symbian OS 9.2, Music player
No HSDPA, A little heavy, Average camera, Cramped front keys
November, 2007
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759 reviews
The Nokia N95 8 GB is better than the original N95. April 2008, and the 8 GB version costs approx. £70 more on PAYG. Alternatively, get one for "free" on a pay-monthly mobile phone contract.
3G and HSDPA, 5 MP camera, Symbian OS, Media players, 2.8-inch screen, 8 GB internal memory, Tv-out, Wi-Fi, GPS and Nokia Maps
No Xenon flash, No memory card slot, No camera lens cover, Low res. front camera
November, 2007
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1670 reviews
Good value cheap 3G phone targeted at regular Skype users. Very easy to use and Skype features are well-integrated into its design. Basic features and does the job.
Easy-to-use, Make Skype calls, Cheap, 3G
No SkypeIn / SkypeOut, No secondary camera, Dual-band
November, 2007
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45 reviews
The Samsung Armani is a fine looking fashion phone. Thin and the size of a credit card, it easily slips into a pocket. The Armani phone isn't bursting with features - it's pretty average. Buy the Samsung Armani for about £350 on PAYG or get it for ...
Small and stylish, Light - 85 g, 2.6-inch touchscreen
No 3G, Tri-band only
November, 2007
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284 reviews
3.5-inch multi-touch screen, Sensors, IPod, Threaded SMS, Wi-Fi, User Interface, Download music - iTunes Wi-Fi store, Safari Web browser, Visual voicemail
No 3G, No voice dialling, No A2DP Bluetooth profile, No video capture, No MMS
November, 2007
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5094 reviews
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