Best Cell Phone with Digital Camera Resolution Atleast 3 Megapixels

This new Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone offers an even larger 4.3-inch touchscreen (the first capacitive touchscreen ( INFO ) on a Windows Mobile device) and the fastest mobile phone processor currently available, the 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The display is bright and colorful, and has a WVGA (480 x 800 pixel) resolution, giving it more than twice the pixel count of the iPhone and most current Android handsets. Bright sunlight legibility seems fairly good, and the screen is very responsiv... *

The bottom line: The HTC HD2's size and older operating system aren't ideal, but you won't find a more powerful or entertaining smartphone in T-Mobile's lineup.

Voice calls sounded clear and warm. Calls sounded fine through an Aliph Jawbone Icon ($99, ) Bluetooth headset, and the speakerphone was loud and powerful. The two included Transformers movies looked absolutely gorgeous in full screen mode, but seemed to come with their own movie player, complete with a "Transformers" icon in the main menu. Test photos looked smooth and sharp outdoors, with slightly flat color. Recorded 640-by-480-pixel videos were smooth and bright at 27 frames per secon... *

With its massive, high resolution screen and the polished HTC Sense interface running, the HTC HD2 is clearly gunning for top billing in the smartphone world. It represents the best that HTC can accomplish, and HTC makes the best smartphones on the market right now (to check out reviews of our favorites, ), with one Outside and in, the phone is packed with innovative features and great performance, including some things we've never seen before, like Wi-Fi network sharing and the blazing, bat...

Gorgeous hardware and superb specs are marred by the HTC HD2’s soon-to-be-obsolete operating system.

The HD2 with Sense is intuitive, fun and productive. Call quality is excellent on AT&T and T-Mobile in the US. Call quality is superb with loud and clear voice on both ends. Factor in that very large display and you've got a smartphone that's very easy to use with fingers. The display is bright, even with the fairly conservative light sensor and auto-brightness feature enabled, and it's very sharp. Colors are good, though not eye-popping like Samsung's AMOLED displays and even small text is ... *

Images are unbelievably vivid indoors and their colors are very saturated and pleasing. *

The phone is very slim indeed, with dimensions of 119 x 60 x 11.9 mm, and weighs in at just 133g. Battery life suspect out the box . The screen is simply to die for - we mentioned it was an OLED capacitive effort earlier, but that brings such glorious colour reproduction and 3.7-inch is a great size for media and the internet on a phone. Gorgeous screen . *

A premium smartphone with lots going for it, and the HTC Sense extras make it a compelling alternative to the Google Nexus One

In the hand and it's fast and responsive with virtually nothing to whinge about. You also get Bluetooth 2.1, and the usual GPS, digital compass and sensors: this phone is smart in every sense. We're certain that the HTC Desire will be a huge hit in 2010. The keyboard is tight but that could be fixed by downloading the recently announced Swiftkey keyboard app that predicts what you are going to say next. Rotate into landscape and you get a QWERTY keyboard that's great to use with two thumbs... *

Daytime photos were slightly under-exposed but reasonably sharp, while nighttime shots looked great but also marked with a bunch of noise lines. Close-up shots were surprisingly good (see the keyboard photos), especially when you could go all creative using the tap-to-focus function in the camera app -- something badly needed on the Nexus One. *

The touchscreen performs well to your finger presses, taps and swipes, thanks to its capacitive ability. *

The HTC Desire is much closer to stealing me away from the clutches of Apple. The loudspeaker on the Desire is one of the loudest that I have ever come across and I'll mention this again later in connection with the media player, but if you want to put the phone on your desk as a speakerphone then you probably wont need it set to full volume. Despite the massive volume there's very little distortion from the little speaker. Video recording seems reasonable. The flash is pretty good and, if a... *

The keyboard on the BlackBerry Tour is very nice. *

The bottom line: Despite the lack of Wi-Fi, the RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630 is a feature-rich and well-performing smartphone that will serve Sprint's globe-trotting customers well.

The BlackBerry Tour entices with an ergonomic keyboard and gorgeous display, but the omission of Wi-Fi disappoints.

The Tour's speakerphone was impressive. *

The player is compatible with audio formats such as MP3, WMA, WMA ProPlus, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+. This zooming effect makes text appear huge and images look small. The video playback option is simple yet good. The playback is capable of playing different video files such as MPEG4, WMV, H.263 and H.264. This is quite good when there camera, video and downloadable games. The pictures are crisp and look like they have been taken with a digital camera. The display of the videos on the high resolut... *

The 480x360 pixel screen offers a clear, brilliant view which stays bright and vivid over time. *

Targeting the business professional always on the go, whether it.s across the ocean or across town, Canada-based Research In Motion released the first global 3G BlackBerry into the wild. Sharing design features with last year.s Bold and Storm , the Tour marries everything BlackBerry devices are known for with the best Verizon data speeds we.ve seen.

The bottom line: The Palm Pre Plus earns its place as the top WebOS device, improving on the Pre with a better design and performance, and upgraded features. Verizon customers looking for a versatile smartphone to balance their personal and work lives will be well-served by the Pre Plus.

The Pre Plus is the kinder, gentler next-generation smartphone for Verizon, and it's a great choice for messaging and Web-focused folks. The Pre doesn't feel slow, unlike the Pixi, and recent software updates have improved both performance and battery life over the original Sprint experience. The speakerphone, on the other hand, is of decent volume and clarity. *

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Images look good with bright and saturated colors, even in direct sunlight. *

It's slick, it's pretty and it works well. The Pre Plus is well worth a look if you're tired of the iPhone , want full multi-tasking and a really sweet smartphone OS. Palm's music player is excellent, and though you now need a free third party desktop utility to sync iTunes playlists, it's still a pleasure to transfer and play tunes on the phone. Sound quality is decent via the speaker and very good through headphones with a 3.5mm standard jack. Video quality is quite good and the Pre Plus... *

Slide the display up and you'll see and feel what a remarkable job Palm has done retooling the keyboard. *

Great for watching movies on the move, but a fiddly interface and over-long form factor make it an awkward customer

LG Chocolate BL40 mobile gives you crisp and clear images so you can view bright, deep colored and realistic images from your phone. 2. Camera options are conveniently located on either side of the screen leaving the center space free for you to view digital images or videos you have captured. The touchscreen technology is capable of multi-touch options that allow you to use your fingers to zoom in images or websites. 4. *

The images shown are vibrant and have an excellent life like reproduction. *

Final Words
The stunning widescreen display and rich multimedia features giving the phone more attractive. *

The music player is very much as any other – full playlisting ability, search by various different ID fields, Dolby Mobile support and various different visualisations – which do look pretty cool on the large screen. Video quality is acceptable without being anything to write home about. The screen is visually stunning – despite being extremely slim, despite being an extremely large TFT size, its bright, colourful and very responsive to touch. *

The phone’s audio quality is good and with the inclusion of a 3.5mm audio port, users can plug in any kind of headset. The video player is capable of playing almost any kind of videos, including DivX and XviD, as long as it’s below D1 resolution. *

The photos are a little washed out but the macro shot looked nice. The display is bright, crisp and renders videos and photos very nicely. *