Best Cell Phones - HSDPA Network Type, Business

'A solid phone with good call quality and long battery life'

'Well-placed keys'

'Easy to use core features'

'Good battery life'

'Comes loaded with all the connections you'd expect from an Android phone'

'Mediocre build quality & Resistive touch screen'

'3G support is a bonus'

'Fast processor, 5-megapixel camera'

'Free voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation'

'OLED-powered contrast ratio'

'Impressively robust frame'

'Nice desig'

'The Veer 4G's tiny screen makes even the simplest tasks difficult'

'Fluid platform experience'

'Tiny screen. Physical keyboard may be too small for some.'

'Poor camera and video,Poor battery life'

'The only major downside of the smartphone, and one that plagues all BlackBerry devices, unfortunately, is the Web browser.'

'Slow internet browser.'

'best keyboards'

'The main menu of applications looks sharp, and each icon glows a bit as you hover over it.'

'very sturdy phone'

'The Nokia E72 includes a full qwerty keyboard that is comfortable to type on.'

'pretty average performance'

'it a very slim appearance'

'A large sharp display and comfortable keyboard'

'Usable physical portrait keyboard'

'No multi-tasking support.'

'Brilliant Super AMOLED display'

'Ovi Maps doesn't do much for walkers.'

'the E5 is significantly cheaper and still looks reasonably stylish.'

'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.'

'Inconsistent interface'

'excellent capacitive touchscreen'

'The Nokia X6 is a good-looking mobile phone with a capacitive touchscreen.'

'The phone sports an accelerometer for automatically switching from landscape to portrait when you rotate the phone and there is also a built-in speaker for listening to music or speakerphone.'