Best Cell Phones - WCDMA Network Type, FM Radio Multimedia Features, Atleast 5 Megapixels, Built in GPS Receiver GPS Capability

'helpful "Great phone'

'That’s because the HD2 looks and feels like a full-fledged mobile Internet device that you can slip in your pocket. '

'most useful Windows Mobile 6.5 feature'

'Without reservation, we consider the HTC HD2 the best WM smartphone money can buy. '

'The Cliq, with Motorola's Motoblur software for gathering information from social networks, is a decidedly consumer-friendly phone that makes the Droid feel deadly serious in comparison. '

'The keyboard is decent-- a good thing for a social networking and messaging oriented phone.'

'reliable mobile Web experience'

'And despite the sliding keyboard, the phone still feels fairly slim. '

'decent phone'

'The Mini is a sleek slim phone that takes a lot of good things from the HTC HD2’s look and makes it more compact. '

'It is a promising smart phone from the house of HTC and therefore, it comes with a wide range of applications and features. '

'the HTC HD Mini feels great as the four corners of the phone are smooth and rounded.'

'We were able to pair the N86 with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones .'

'great phone'

'neat, effective smart phone'

'fabulous Nokia N86 slider mobile phone'

'crisp and bright 3.2 inch TFT touch screen'

'Overall, holding the phone felt great during long conversations, with no discomfort. '

'the design is simple and professional.'

'The Touch Dual's 400-MHz Qualcomm MSM7200 CPU is powerful enough to run Windows Mobile at a decent clip, though on occasion I still had to wait several seconds with frozen dialog boxes on the screen.'

'The original Touch model had it on the bottom edge which was way more convenient, especially when you had the phone inside the case - the new solution doesn't allow plugging in headset in such a situation due to the unusual slot location.'

'well-designed slider'

'it revealed the elegant image of the modern PocketPC'