Samsung’s Wave marks the debut of its new operating system, bada. Does it hit the spot? Find out in our full hands-on review…
The Samsung Galaxy S has a brilliant four-inch Super AMOLED display, support for wide range of video formats, and a slim form factor. Does that make it the best Android phone in the world? Read our review to find out…
Smartphone Essentials issue 104 has gone on sale, with a look at the best phones in the world, plus a hands-on with the Dell Streak.
Leading satnav and mobile gadget retailer GPSforless is set for a major rebrand next month. The new business, Ultmate-Mobiles, will see the company’s three current brands – ultimate-netbooks, ultimate-travelgear and GPSforless – be combined under the same name.
O2 has launched a full range of BlackBerry smartphones for its pay as you go customers.
Choosing a smartphone is not getting easier, but it is getting a lot more fun. There are so many amazing models from Apple, Nokia, HTC, Palm, and dozens of other companies, so many options, and so many sizes and specs available. Some emphasize media playback and the camera, others have a spacious keypad for typing up long memos to your boss.
The trick: finding that one model that suits your primary needs. It’s often easy to start with the phone and then explain who can use it, but we have taken the reverse approach — you have a need; here are the phones that match your strongest preference.
The iPhone browser is good for showing full web pages, but there is a way you can make content even more readable on your iPhone.
Google’s Android OS is an incredibly powerful and flexible mobile operating system. Here we present another eight great ways you can squeeze yet more function from your phone.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Android smartphone has one of the largest screens on any device. But what else does it have going for it? Find out in our full review.
The HTC Legend is arguably the most stylish Android phone to date. But is it a case of of style over substance? Find out in our full hands-on review.
The HTC Desire is one of the most popular Android smartphones we’ve seen to date. As our review shows, it is more than worthy of its success.
Acer has released two quite similar Windows Phone based smartphones recently