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What's Good: Unibody construction cuts down on potential build quality issues.What's Bad: Ships with Android OS 1.6; MOTOBLUR can be tricky and confusing at times; optical navigation frustrating at times.
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Motorola is back with the...
What's Good: Unique design allows very roomy QWERTY keyboard and flexible camera angles, Trackpad is more useful than standard D-Pad, Android finally comes to AT&T
What's Bad: Ships with Android OS 1.5 and not more current version, Lacks Google voice...
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What's Good: Huge screen is something that every manufacturer should take note of, as it is absolutely gorgeous; great hardware specs What's Bad: Keyboard is terrible; battery life could be a bit better.
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If you've heard anything...
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What's Good: Improvements in storage space, navigational input, hinge, and keyboard are all welcome changes; webOS continues to be a delight to use.
What's Bad: Battery life still horrible.
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When Verizon Wireless launched a huge marketing...
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What's Good: Addition of Wi-Fi and Mobile Hotspot make the Pixi Plus a better alternative to the original Pixi. What's Bad: Battery life (particularly when using Mobile Hotspot feature); laggy at times.
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If you're happy with Sprint...
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What's Good: Fantastic call quality; battery life surprisingly decent given phone's capabilities; gorgeous AMOLED display; Android 2.1. What's Bad: Erratic at times.
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Though Google has provided Android to several OEMs over the past...
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What's Good: Nice keyboard; good display; fast thanks to 1 GHz Snapdragon processor. What's Bad: Touchscreen was challenging to use at times.
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When you look at the LG eXpo, the first thought that comes to mind may be "c'mon, it's...
The good: Sprint’s One Click interface gives you quick access to the tools and apps that you use the most; the new front panel touch screen allows you to access messages, photos, etc. without having to open up the phone. The bad: The keyboard is not the...
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The Palm Pre Plus has a few noteworthy upgrades over its predecessor the Palm Pre. First, it doubles its storage capacity from 8GB to 16GB. That’s plenty of room for music, pictures, and applications. The QWERTY keyboard got a bit of a...
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What's Good: Durable design makes it perfect for construction workers and people that are hard on phones; fantastic reception; nice external display. What's Bad: The Barrage is slightly bulky.
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The push-to-talk market seems to be an...
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What's Good: TouchWiz 2.0 offers improvements over previous versions. What's Bad: Battery life not great, and coverage is spotty at times.
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Despite the smartphone push by carriers, featurephones remain an important element in the...
What's Good: Huge, beautiful 3.7" AMOLED touchscreen; Sleek, thin hardware with fast Snapdragon processor; Android 2.1 adds Voice Input and is most user-friendly Android release to date. What's Bad: 3G data only available on T-Mobile; Android UI still isn't...
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What's Good: Large 3.5-inch touchscreen, OS has a great deal of potential, good battery life for a smartphone. What's Bad: Earpiece volume is low and user interface needs work before it reaches mainstream appeal.
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Though not...
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What's Good: Small size, good reception. What's Bad: Battery cover is flimsy, and the Shade doesn't offer 3G connectivity.
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Despite the seemingly endless talk about smartphones, there's still a market for regular, reliable,...
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What's Good: Gorgeous 3.7-inch display and Android 2.0. What's Bad: Battery life is quite poor, and physical keyboard needs improvement.
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Despite being a die-hard BlackBerry user, the Motorola DROID excites me. With a large screen,...
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What's Good: Thin form factor is incredibly appealing. The Pixi holds a slight battery advantage to the Pre, and the keyboard is a bit more tactile. What's Bad: The Pixi's screen real estate is smaller, and the lag is greater than the...
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What's Good: Sense UI, great reception, and responsive touchscreen. What's Bad: Laggy performance at times, and battery life could be better.
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Google's Android OS has made significant progress since the days of the G1. Thanks to the rapid...
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What's Good: Battery life; keyboard is relatively easy to type on. What's Bad: No 3G; 2.5mm headphone jack.
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Though most wireless manufacturers prefer to stay within set design boundaries, it's nice to see a different phone every...
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What's Good: Optical trackpad; 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity
What's Bad: 3G cuts down on battery life; build quality difference between high-end BlackBerry
Introduction
Much like the Curve 8520, the BlackBerry Curve 8530 is the "BudgetBerry" of the...
The Palm Pixi sports many of the features found on its predecessor the Palm Pre including Palm’s latest webOS, 8GB internal hard drive, and access to many of Sprint’s premium services. The Palm Pixi also has an updated version of the webOS and a slightly...
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