Sonim XP3300 Force
Despite some design flaws, Sonim's new XP3300 Force is a cut above previous rugged models. Read more
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Despite some design flaws, Sonim's new XP3300 Force is a cut above previous rugged models. Read more
23 February, 2011 by Jessica Dolcourt
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The E52 is Nokia's best candybar-format E-series handset yet. Compact and lightweight, it crams in plenty of features and delivers superb battery life. If you don't need a touch-screen, consider this smartphone. Read more
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The Windows Mobile 6-based iPAQ 514 Voice Messenger is attractively priced, although some (generally sensible) compromises have been made. Overall, HP’s first foray into the Windows Mobile smartphone market is very impressive. Read more
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HTC's S710 is ideal if you're seeking a smartphone with a full keyboard that can fit comfortably in your pocket. We'd have liked to see 3G support though. Read more
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This business-oriented slider-style phone includes quad-band GSM, 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and is pleasingly ergonomic to use. Read more
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