Best Cell Phones - GSM 900 Network Type, Email Phone Features, Calendar Organizer Features, Push Email Messaging Formats, TFT Screen Type

'good-looking mobile phone'

'All in all, the Incredible looks and feels like a modern, sophisticated smartphone with a lot of that masculine edge that Motorola imparted to the Droid along with the curvy smoothness the Droid Eris sports. '

'Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and 3G are all onboard.'

'Excellent 8MP camera'

'The Motorola Defy is available exclusively through Telstra in Australia for three months from 30 November and is rated as a BlueTick phone, meaning it provides superior coverage in regional and rural areas of Australia.'

'"DEFY has been designed to handle everything that life throws your way," said Alain Mutricy, senior vice president, portfolio and device product management, Motorola Mobility.'

'solid phone'

'At 59 x 107 x 13.4mm and weighing 118g it's one of the smallest and lightest phones around that features a screen above 3.5in. '

'The phone has excellent build quality and the sliding action is very smooth.'

'great colour balance'

'built-in GPS'

'Improved design'

'In short, this phone feels solid.'

'Nonetheless, if you require a smartphone for both professional and personal use (and don't mind a small screen), the Nokia E5 is an enticing proposition. '

'fine messaging E-series phone'

'This is probably the most comprehensive suite out there as the E5 could view, edit and create Excel, sheets, Word documents and PowerPoint presentations in the best possible way that you can do so on a mobile phone.'

'Inexpensive. 3G Support.'

'good sound quality'

'However, it feels solid and well put together, and has a certain charm.'

'this phone is capable of producing fine quality sound, with excellent range and dynamism.'

'phone uncomplicated and user-friendly'

'The phone weighs about 78 grams which is very light for a music phone and we think this is great because it’s lightweight, slim line and stylish.'

'The phone is capable of accessing GPRS and EDGE networks (this is dependant on your service provider).'