Phones

Motorola Milestone review While the design may be a matter of taste, good battery life and a QWERTY keyboard don't make up for a plain Android experience

Vodafone Vodafone 360 review Despite great hardware and contact aggregation, the H1's LiMo operating system doesn't have the application support of its rivals.

Motorola Dext review A large, heavy phone with a full QWERTY keyboard, the Dext isn't as slick as HTC's Hero.

LG GT505 review LG's hardware has potential, but the GT505 is hamstrung by a lack of bundled applications and external memory.

Samsung GT-I7500 Galaxy review A sub-par screen and an unadorned Android installation make the Galaxy seem like less than the sum of its parts.

Nokia N97 review The keyboard is disappointing, and the Symbian OS feels outdated compared with those of more intuitive Android and Apple phones.

Palm Pre review The Pre is interesting but flawed: it has some amazing features but is let down by a slow processor, poor battery life and software quirks.

HTC Hero review The new Hero is fast, with a good screen and camera, and Android's unrestrictive software is complemented by HTC's Sense apps and interface.

LG GC900 Viewty Smart review Despite the disappointing camera, the Viewty has good basic apps, plenty of storage, long battery life and a great screen

HTC Touch 2 review Small and light with a good interface and plenty of apps, but the touch control lets it down, and the screen and camera aren't the best here.

Samsung S8000 J?©t review An excellent multimedia phone with gorgeous colours on its large screen, and plenty of apps to help you organise your social life.

Nokia E55 review Nokia's decent hardware is let down by its choice of operating system, which is outdated and lacks developer support.

RIM BlackBerry Curve 8520 review The 8520 has an accurate trackpad button, good application support and is great for music, but lacks GPS and high-speed 3G.