Best Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, Picture editor Multimedia Features, Alarm clock Organizer Features

'decent phone'

'The Nokia 6760 is an excellent version of a slide phone.'

'The P3470 has very clean lines'

'ample 2.8" 65k-color touchscreen display'

'robust productivity tools for the mobile professional'

'The horizontal mode of the phone can be very useful when browsing in the Internet or viewing a text document as it allows you to see much more.'

'robust address book outshines even the mobile Outlook'

'The phone is compatible with Cingular and T-Mobile networks'

'Still, excellent ergonomics go a long way towards mitigating this as the handset feels neither especially thick nor heavy when held.'

'The media player is easily navigable, runs very smoothly and the inbuilt stereo speakers output high-quality audio even at high volumes.'

'The Sony Ericsson W550 snaps stills at a resolution of 1.3 Megapixels with good white balance, and performs well under poorly lit conditions when using the photo light.'

'you can easily switch the original casing.'

'the 6170 is a pretty typical clamshell camera phone'

'Nokia's stainless-steel-clad clam-shell looks austere and efficient, with a strange sort of retro-futurist cool.'

'The S700i was very successful in fooling those test subjects who rarely picked it as the phone.'

'The hind side of the S700i harbours its camera lens, concealed behind a protective lid which opens by means of a slider button.'

'it takes design innovation'

'The familiar 5-way jog dial is still present, as is the removable flip'

'If you're familiar with the Symbian OS and are looking for a combo device that works equally well as a PDA and as a phone, the P900 is a good option'

'Stylus travel is suitably short.'