The BlackBerry Curve 8900 is the most pocketable Curve to date and the nice thing about that is it doesn't skimp on features. Quite the contrary, in fact this BlackBerry Curve has a ton of connection features: WiFi, Stereo Bluetooth, and even the ...

The Nokia e71x is sleek, affordable, has fun multimedia features, navigation, and runs the Symbian OS. You can do all the things you can on other smartphones including accessing office documents, send/receive email from multiple accounts, and surf the ...

The Samsung Trance is a slick-looking music phone that is all about listening to music with everything from synching the cell phone with Rhapsody music service to it's Bang & Olufsen audio features to the ability to pair two stereo Bluetooth headsets ...

OverviewWhat's good: Keypad and design improvements over the original Alias; E-Ink technology reduces clutter on the keypad; call qualityWhat's bad: Ever-so-slight lag while typing quickly; potential reception issues in rural areas; extra applications ...

Overview Pros: Beautiful design, functional external display Cons: Battery life not so great, flat keypad makes typing difficult Anyone familiar with the iDEN lineup of devices would probably overlook the Motorola Stature i9 and write it off as being ...

In the days of competition between cell phone manufacturers, the Motorola Stature i9 distinguishes itself well, and is another welcome addition to the ever-changing Nextel family. While it does have a few flaws and is a bit pricey, users that need the ...

Overview Positives: Well-constructed BlackBerry, feels great in hand, running OS 4.6, offers new media options to Nextel customers.Negatives: Not-so-great call quality, slow data speeds, unpredictable text messaging It's no secret that iDEN has been a ...

For the most part, the device is a pleasure to use, and is a respectable addition to the BlackBerry lineup. Furthermore, it is a tremendous upgrade for iDEN BlackBerry users, who have been forced to use the BlackBerry 7100i for the past few years. The ...

At first glance, the LG Versa may look an awful lot like the LG Dare, but this cell phone is different. What makes it distinct comes in the box: a snap on case that protects the cell phone's touch screen and adds a full flip down QWERTY keypad. It ...

The first BlackBerry to sport a touchscreen (that's more of a push-screen) has arrived. That's right, the BlackBerry Storm. There's a lot to like about the Storm and with every new form factor there's also a lot to learn. Read: be prepared to invest a ...

The highly anticipated BlackBerry 9000 Bold has finally arrived and it just might have been worth the wait. The Bold sports all the favorite features wanted on a smartphone: WiFi, 3G data speeds for fast surfing while simultaneously conducting calls, ...

If you're looking for a strong messaging device that works with a variety of communications platforms, the Flip will not disappoint. It makes calls over Wi-fi, and provides excellent call quality in adverse environments. Pretty much any kind of text ...

surprisingly music-friendly ; external play/pause button ; stereo bluetooth, standard headphone jack ; UMA capable ; unique form factor ; slick new BB interface ; more compact than other BlackBerries ; still has the BB office apps that keep executives ...

no GPS ; weak web browsing ; some lag here and there

The BlackBerry Pearl Flip is the first BB I really had a desire to play with. It's much more friendly to mainstream markets than previous Berries, and I think the new form factor will garner some new adherents.