Adding another Android to the mix

At 4-inches, the touchscreen is huge, and although it's capacitive, there's no multi-touch, so no pinching to zoom. The model we saw was pre-production, so software was pretty ropey as is to be expected, but the menus did look clear and very nicely ...

The netbook that thinks it's a well-specced laptop

Sturdy keyboard ; Performs far better and faster than similar priced netbooks ; HDMI output ; The lovely and bright high def screen

Slightly boring design ; Battery-life can be quite limiting

A good value for money, strong performing netbook that you'll be hard-pushed to beat.

Close but no cigar - not yet anyway

User friendly interface ; Bright and responsive screen ; Wealth of widgets and apps

Frustrating automatic lock ; Poor on-screen QWERTY keyboard ; Positioning of ports ; Short battery life

A good first effort from Samsung and had it not been for a few grumbles then the Galaxy would have been closer to the top of the smartphone pile. Not the best but a solid performer nonetheless

A few megapixels to much?

Great camera ; BBC iPlayer ; Generous screen ; MicroSD slot

No 3.5mm jack ; Noisy images ; Sometimes unresponsive touchscreen

The best cameraphone on the market, with some great features. It's a shame it's so annoying to use

The iPhone 3GS takes on Sony Ericsson, Samsung and HTC

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Updated, but is it improved?

Premium feel to it ; Slick device ; Touchscreen is a cinch to use ; Text input is almost magic in its ability to work out what you're trying to say

Poor call stability ; Unpractical screen

Certainly an upgrade for RIM, but that wasn't particularly hard from the original Storm. We like the direction the Storm range is taking, but given a choice between this and the Bold 9700, we'd plump for the latter's physical keyboard every time

Best-buy Android

Sense UI ; Cupcake update ; 3.5mm headphone jack

Screen not responsive enough ; Text messaging can be a problem ; PC connectivity is hard to set up

The HTC Tattoo is a great smartphone that doesn't cost the world. Packed with brilliant Android goodies, it is yet another sign that HTC is becoming one of the best makers of consumer-friendly mobile phones.

Bold 2 incoming

Android on a shoe-string

The multi-faceted home screens approach ; The overall package belies its meagre (ish) cost ; Android Market to bolster its inbuilt catalogue

Lock screen system is very annoying ; No 3.5mm headphone jack ; Poor camera performance

The Pulse is a decent handset when you realise how much it costs. It's a smartphone running on an ever-improving OS, and the sheer weight of applications that will be available really helps overcome some of the inherent problems with the hardware

Another Storm brewing for RIM?