Best Cell Phones - Android Operating System, Candy Bar Style, International Use, TFT Screen Type

'Nice customisable floating dock'

'Super slim'

'massive 4.2in LED display'

'great looking display'

'The HTC Desire S is a perfectly good phone that, combined with HTC Sense, brings a smartphone that will serve you well, giving you a super-connected out-of-the box experience. '

'excellent smartphone'

'Bright responsive screen with good contrast / color levels. '

'Excellent cloud integration.'

'There's no point beating about the bush, if you don't mind your phones being big, the HTC Desire HD is the best smartphone on the market right now. '

'The phone feels great in the hand, the strokable materials and the solid feel to the glass of the screen making it a pleasure to use.'

'Having everything exactly as you left it makes the phone feel like a cozy and welcoming place -- unlike, say, Windows Phone 7, which tends to act like a neurotic housekeeper that'll tidy away your cup before you've finished enjoying your tea.'

'The latest high-end smart phone announced this month is HTC Desire HD. '

'top-of-the-line smartphone'

'top-of-the-line smartphone'

'As with many laptops, you can set up the phone to remain locked until it recognizes your unique fingerprint slide. '

'sleek design'

'1080p playback.'

'A budget phone that doesn't look cheap .'

'When held in hand, the phone feels like a shorter Desire but equally as sturdy.'

'The HTC Wildfire is without doubt a decent little phone. '

'Comfortable form factor.'

'Android 2.3 Gingerbread.'

'amazing screen'

'Mobile hot-spot capability. 3G speeds.'

'True world phone.'

'built-in GPS'

'decent viewing angles'

'slim and sturdy design'

'soft finish'

'small and cute looking mobile phone'

'high-end smartphones'

'The back is rounded and feels comfy in your hand, plus it sports a matt finish that is relatively good at what it´s supposed to do, i.e. prevent the phone from accidentally slip out of your hand.'

'We found the phone stable and well-behaved overall and we’d guess the firmware is reasonably close to release candidate status. '