While it doesn’t offer the same power packed features as its big brother the Galaxy S, the Samsung Galaxy Prevail does offer good value and sophistication for a budget smartphone and is eligible for reduced rate plans on some…

HTC  has improved on its wildly popular Evo 4G by updating its processor and introducing 3D capture and playback capabilities.  While the 3D aspect is undeniably cool, the greatest feature of this phone is the improved speed and improved battery…

The HTC  7 Pro offers users a durable and functional Windows 7 phone complete with full QWERTY keyboard and HD support.  Although the screen isn’t spectacular, and the body is a little bulky, HTC  has produced the best full QWERTY…

Samsung  has packed in features such as Bluetooth, Wi-fi, GPS, and mobile hotspot capabilities into a tiny package with their new Dart, an entry level smartphone capable of everything the bigger and more expensive handsets can do.

The Android…

Samsung  has opted to offer the Trender as a no frills phone to compete with the lower end Android phones on offer this year, and also to tempt users with an Earth-conscious product.

Despite the slide out QWERTY keyboard,…

Like its predecessor the LG enV, the Genesis is a combination clamshell and touchscreen smartphone which aims to please everybody by addressing the trade offs everyone makes while deciding on a cellphone.  Here, you don’t have to decide between…

The aluminium frame and cut out design of the HTC 7 Mozart’s unibody construction is undeniably cool, but rather small memory space and deceptively poor camera software hampers the overall success of this package.

The Mozart is beautiful to…

Samsung has released the Galaxy 551 to fill a niche between its budget models and its popular Galaxy S.  Although this phone is noticeably less powerful than their premier phone this year, the 551 performs reasonably well and includes a…

Like a nerdy kid with a pool, any popularity Motorola enjoys with the Flipout is based around a single gimmick: a poor display, inexplicable additions, and an all but unusable QWERTY keyboard make this phone horrible to use,…

LG has launched full force into the Windows 7 phone market, and the Optimus 7Q (hint: the Q stands for QWERTY) pushes the limit of this new OS while still remaining firmly footed in tried and true hardware.

At…