The Samsung Epic is a blazing fast with 4G connectivity, a 4” Super AMOLED touchscreen display for vivid graphics and videos, and a slide out QWERTY keyboard for fast texting and typing.

Powered by Android 2.2, the Kyocera Echo offers the functionality of two touchscreens which operate simultaneously, allowing you to text easily with a large virtual QWERTY touchscreen keyboard, multitask on two apps each running on their own touchscreen, or even bring the screens together for a large 4.7” display similar to a tablet.

This is a phone built for texting. The pop-tilt hinge of the Sidekick places the screen at an optimized viewing angle while you use the built in keyboard, and the keys on the five row QWERTY keyboard types like a keyboard, without the finicky feel of the QWERTYs offered on touchscreens.

The Symbian based Nokia E5 offers fast 3G connectivity, superior social media interactivity, and a responsive full QWERTY keyboard for quick texts, emails, and messages. You can be sure to always be connected with quad-band GSM capabilities and excellent battery life in this powerful and economical smartphone.

Despite its small size and light weight, the new Octane from LG offers the best of both worlds: a classic phone front with 1.76” LCD screen and number pad, and a flip out 2.6” LCD display with full QWERTY keypad for quick two thumb typing. The dual screens of this 3G smartphone make it easy to navigate, incredible versatile, and allows for extended battery life.