Phones
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best buy
HTC One X review A quad-core processor, plenty of storage space and a camera that rivals a compact digital camera - the HTC One X is a superb Android phone.£485 -
Samsung Galaxy Beam now available for pre-order in the UK Has pico projector along with 4in screen, dual-core 1GHz CPU and Android 2.3 -
RIM Blackberry Bold 9790 review This smartphone is a little fiddly to set up and not as fun to use - or as good value - as an Android or Apple smartphone£310 -
recommended
T-Mobile Vivacity review It's a little tacky to look at and hold, but this budget smartphone has a decent specification and the 480x800 screen is great£100 -
Sony Xperia S review The Xperia S has a great 12.1-megapixel camera, but is let down by its screen and lack of Android 4.0£430 -
Sony Xperia Sola introduces “floating touch” navigation New touchscreen technology reduces greasy fingerprints by letting you select links without touching the screen -
LG Vu – the squarer smartphone with hip pretensions review With a 4:3 aspect ratio, the Vu feels a little like a mini iPad -
Samsung Galaxy Beam – the projector-phone review Samsung have built a projector into a smartphone - it's barmy but brilliant -
Panasonic Eluga Power : Hands on with waterproof 5in handset Panasonic doubles size of Android range in one week with larger Eluga -
ZTE Era 7.8mm Tegra 3-powered smartphone announced Flagship device a long way from the company's original budget Orange handsets -
Nokia PureView 808 – a revolutionary camera design Nokia rethinks mobile, and possibly all, digital cameras with its massive 41-megapixel sensor