Review: Motorola Z10 - Part 1 - Design, Form and Function
Ewan takes a look at the UIQ3-based MOTO Z10. In part one, a look at the hardware, style and design of the unit.
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Review: Nokia E71 - focus on multimedia
You'll have some of my thoughts on the multimedia capabilities of the Nokia E71 in my main All About Symbian review. Here's a much expanded version...
Review: Nokia E71
Having been using the Nokia E71 for a little while now, Steve Litchfield delivers his verdict - what's new compared to its predecessor, the E61i? And how close does the E71 get to being the perfect smartphone for the modern professional?
Review: Nokia N78 Review - Part 1: Hardware, Design and Connectivity
Rafe looks at the latest Nseries deivice from Nokia - the N78. This part of the review considers the hardware, design and connectivity elements of the N78.
Review: Samsung i450 - Part 3 - Applications and summary
Ewan concludes his review of the Samsung i450
Review: Nokia E90 vs Toshiba Portege G910 - Review
Steve Litchfield pitches the two flagships head-to-head...
Review: Samsung i450 - Part 2 - Let The Music Ring Out
It's the second part of Ewan's detailed look at Samsung's oddball but strangely impressive music smartphone, the i450.
Review: Samsung i450 - Part 1 - The Wolf in (Plastic) Sheep's Clothing
In this first part of a multipart review, Ewan takes a look at the style and substance of Samsung's i450 S60 smartphone.
Review: Nokia N82 (Black)
It hardly seems possible that the Nokia N82 has only been 'with us' for five months, it seems like an age, but we've managed a fair amount of coverage in that time, along with a lot of hours with the device in pockets and on belts. And now the black N82 has arrived, edging this device's score ever upwards...
Review: Long term battle: Nokia N95, N95 8GB and N82
The N95 has been out for over a year. The N95 8GB for over four months. The N82 for about three months. All three have very similar spec sheets. But, away from the raw figures, there are numerous small differences. How do these stack up, qualitatively? Which, overall, really is the best smartphone in the world?
