Nokia N96
Nokia's new flagship Nseries once again pushes new boundaries. The focus is on the video and TV space - downloadable content is provided by video centre while the integrated DVB-H technology provides live TV (where supported). There is also a 5 megapixel camera (with dual LED flash) and integrated GPS.
Nokia N78
Nokia's new entry level Nseries, the N78, is the evolution of the Nokia N73 and the N70. Its candybar form factor and relatively small size hides a decent camera, WiFi and on board GPS which now has software support for automatic geotagging. There's also an FM transmitter for sending audio from the device to any FM receiver.
Nokia 6210 Navigator
The Nokia 6120 Navigator is an update to the 6110 Navigator from last year. It has been slimmed down considerably and boasts better specifications and an on board compass (magnetometer). The 6210 runs S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2.
Nokia 6220 Classic
Nokia's 6220 Classic looks like a normal phone, but it packs specifications to match the top Nseries phone from last year - the Nokia N95. 5 megapixel camera with Xenon flash, and an inbuilt GPS. It runs S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2.
LG KT610
LG's second S60 phone (following on from the LG KS10). The KT610 is a clamshell device. On the outside is a small screen which allows access to basic functions. Inside is a QVGA screen with a full QWERTY keyboard. LG are pitching the device at compulsive IM and SMS users.
Samsung G810
The Samsung G810 is a top of the range slider using the S60 software platform. It has a 5 megapixel camera with a 3x optical zoom and built in GPS. There´s also WiFi and HSDPA connectivity.
Sony Ericsson G700 and G900
Sony Ericsson mid range UIQ phones aimed at 30-something to 60 market. Smaller than Sony Ericsson's earlier UIQ phones they still pack and impressive specification. The G900 has a five megapixel camera and is WiFi enabled. The G700 has a 3 megapixel camera. Both are touch screen devices, but also have a directional pad.