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. Continued 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. More 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 →

When Nokia announced the PureView 808 with its whopping 41MP sensor and Carl Zeiss optics, they said it was “reasonable to expect” that they’d be offering something similar up in the future with Windows Phone. Assuming these freshly-leaked... 

It looks as though LG is gearing up to offer a new Windows Phone. The image above accompanied a recent FCC filing for the LG LS831, a phone that first popped up in benchmark reports late in the summer of 2011. Now that it’s checked in stateside,...