Simple Phone Reviews
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray
Sony Ericsson's super-compact 'junior Xperia Arc' aims to show that 'budget' smartphones needn't mean compromise…
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LG Optimus 3D
The world's first glasses-free 3D smartphone
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LG Optimus 2X
Powered by Nvidia graphics and a dual-core processor, is LG's Optimus 2X twice as nice?
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Nokia X3 Touch and Type
Nokia offers its very first combination touchscreen/keypad phone – the perfect blend or a muddled mess?
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Modu Phone
The micro mobile with multiple personalities is finally here. But is it really worth plumping for instead of a full-on smartphone?
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Puma Phone
Puma takes five from stitching sports apparel to bring us its debut handset – a solar-powered active touch phone. Grrrrrr
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Alcatel OT-808
Alcatel’s latest clamshell effort wants to be the best in its budget class. But do you really want a square phone?
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Nokia 2720 Fold
Nokia’s budget flip-out phone kicks it old school, but are the specs a tad more up to date?
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Samsung Monte
It may lack a smartphone IQ but Samsung’s affordable Monte touchphone is so well connected it’s hard not to be impressed
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness
Sony Ericsson has branched out into the designer phone market with the Pureness – the first handset to sport a transparent screen
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LG GD510 Pop
The first bona fide budget touchphone, the LG Cookie, tasted sweet success. Can its follow-up, the LG Pop, taste similar chart success?
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Sony Ericsson Yari
With its Nintendo Wii-like gesture controls, the Sony Ericsson Yari is looking to oust the iPhone as the casual gamers number one handset
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Sony Ericsson Aino
Sony Ericsson’s Aino lets you remotely access multimedia booty on your PS3. But is it slick enough to entice PlayStation fans?
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INQ Mini 3G
The INQ1 ‘Facebook’ phone was a godsend for the impoverished social networker – and now its successor has added Twitter to the menu
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