The O2 XDA Guide is a fully-featured Windows smartphone featuring the TomTom Navigator 7 satellite navigation software and many other features.

They don't make them like the Motorola 4500X any more.. well actually they do. We take a look at what portable phones were like 20 years ago.

If mass-market phones are not exclusive enough for you, and if you can afford the price tag then perhaps a BELLPERRE handset is what you are looking for.

Exclusively designed for the 3 network, the strangely named INQ1 is designed for social networkers who use Facebook and similar applications to keep in touch.

The Nokia E63 boasts almost every feature that you would expect of a QWERTY-equipped Symbian smartphone.. apart from the price.

Prepay customers often miss out on good quality smartphones, but the O2 XDA Zest offers a surprising amount of features for the money.

You are either going to love or hate the LG KC560 at first glance. The specifications are probably not that important in a phone that looks like this.

RIM's first touchscreen device, the BlackBerry Storm 9500 is a highly impressive bit of kit, but it doesn't quite come with all the features that you might expect from a high-end smartphone.

Somebody seems to think that the world needs another "Walkman" phone and have come up with the Sony Ericsson W705. We respectfully disagree.

The cheapest "Supernova" phone in the range, the Nokia 7100 Supernova doesn't quite seem to appeal to either the pocket or the eye.