Best Windows Cell Phones - 2.3 to * inch Screen Size(Diagonal), GSM 900 Network Type, SMS Messaging Formats, 65K Colors (TFT) Screen Type

'On looks alone, the Samsung Omnia II is quite alluring and fits in nicely with Verizon's line of premium smartphones like the Motorola Droid, the HTC Droid Eris, and the BlackBerry Storm II. '

'On looks alone, the Omnia II is quite alluring and fits in nicely with Verizon's line of premium smartphones like the Motorola Droid, the HTC Droid Eris, and the BlackBerry Storm II. '

'The Samsung SCH-i920 Omnia II is the latest and greatest Samsung touchscreen-equipped smartphone to grace Verizon's 3G network. '

'street smart and comprehensive Samsung mobile phone'

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

'the design is simple and professional.'

'The P3470 has very clean lines'

'ample 2.8" 65k-color touchscreen display'

'The outer surface of this phone is resistant to vibrations, drops and even water.'

'The phone can withstand everyday knocks and is resistant to thermal shock, humidity, fog and rain.'

'projected capacitive touch screen and superbly elegant interface'

'The entire 4 inch screen is touch sensitive and it seems that the screen will be quite smooth.'

'Sony Ericsson has something cooking for November 3rd, and we're thinking it's the XPERIA X3, complete with that beautiful gesture-based Rachael user interface on its 4-inch screen. '

'The Sony Ericsson Xperia X3, Sony Ericsson’s first foray into Android, is looking tasty to the point where its older, more official Windows Mobile brother may get overlooked entirely.'

'But the most exclusive feature of Xperia X3 is its large sized camera. '

'built-in radio, wifi and GPS'

'Their high volume capacity is perfect for the noisy city environment'

'The build of the unit is very strong, I wasn't able to get any flex when I tried to twist it.'

'it really combines many desired features in one simple and elegant device.'

'The 2.0 megapixel camera assures you'll be able to capture the moment.'