Despite bearing the name “Desire”, the HTC Desire C is a pretty low end smartphone running Android 4.0, rather than a replacement for the popular HTC Desire and Desire S. Read more: HTC Desire C  Read More →

Four closely related handsets for emerging markets and consumers on a budget, the Nokia 110, 111, 112 and 113 offer a remarkable number of features for the money. The rest is here: Nokia 110, 111, 112 and 113  Read More →

The Samsung Omnia M is a Windows Phone 7.5 smartphone with a relatively large screen that is pitched at the value end of Samsung’s range. See the rest here: Samsung Omnia M  Read More →

Two powerful smartphones heading exclusively to Japan, the Sony Xperia GX and Xperia SX give a glimpse as to Sony’s future plans. Originally posted here: Sony Xperia GX and Xperia SX  Read More →

At last a replacement for the Curve 9300, the BlackBerry Curve 9320 comes with a few minor hardware updates and a very much refreshed operating system. See the original post here: BlackBerry Curve 9320  Read More →

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One of the most anticipated handsets of the year, the Samsung Galaxy S III is bigger, faster and more stylish than its predecessor and is very desirable indeed. The rest is here: Samsung Galaxy S III  Read More →

You might not have heard of the name “HTC Wallaby”, but this early Windows smartphone was hugely influential when it launched 10 years ago. More here: Retro: HTC Wallaby  Read More →

You might not have heard of the name “HTC Wallaby”, but this early Windows smartphone was hugely influential when it launched 10 years ago. Continued here: Retro: HTC Wallaby  Read More →

April 2012 was a quiet month in the mobile phone industry, but there were some interesting new devices announced from a few manufacturers. Read the rest here: April 2012 Roundup  Read More →

A rare appearance of an LTE smartphone in Europe, the LG Optimus TrueHD LTE is heading for Germany and perhaps some other markets sometime this year. See the rest here: LG Optimus TrueHD LTE  Read More →

Heading exclusively to India, the BlackBerry Curve 9220 lacks 3G and GPS but it does do all the other things that BlackBerry devices are good at. Read more here: BlackBerry Curve 9220  Read More →

We see a lot of high-price smartphones these days, but as the Nokia 103 demonstrates.. there are a lot of people who just want a simple and very cheap mobile phone. Go here to see the original: Nokia 103  Read More →

What’s the simplest solution for a better battery life? A bigger battery of course! The Motorola RAZR MAXX has a cell twice as big as the standard RAZR. Read more from the original source: Motorola RAZR MAXX Europe  Read More →

Yes, our iPhone Gazette article was a spoof. You can see our past ones by clicking the link. Read more from the original source: April Fool  Read More →