The Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 - a low-end Android smartphone. It is equipped with a 2.8-inch QVGA screen and a personalized interface. The capacitive touch technology definitely gives it an advantage over its competitors, as most of them are using resisitve screens. ... more.

The Nokia E73 Mode, which is available through T-Mobile. The E73 Mode is pretty similar to last year's E72, with probably the biggest difference being the change in the keypad layout. Other than that, the smartphone is practically the same, which also applies to the software, as it runs the Symbian S60 3rd Edition operating system. ... more.

Motorola DROID X Demonstration Video Review ... more.

Swype on the Motorola DROID X being demoed on the phone's unveiling. ... more.

Motorola DROID X unveiling event - DROID does neXt ... more.

The Samsung GALAXY S I9000 - a high-end Android smartphone with gigantic 4-inch Super AMOLED screen and 1GHz Hummingbird CPU. On software level, the GALAXY S relies on Samsung's TouchWiz 3.0 user interface, which is pretty smooth and good-looking. ... more.

Apple iPhone 4 - the latest version of the legendary smartphone that altered the industry landscape. The iPhone 4 brings forth many new features, most notably an all new design that lives up to the contemporary standards. The other most significant change is with the display, which remains the same in size, but now has a resolution of 640x960 pixels for incredibly sharp images and text. ... more.

Shine an alien or any other design on a wall with this $5 LED projector. Get the PDF for this project here: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/12/weekend_project_alien_projector.html. ... more.

Making your own printed circuit board can be a truly satisfying process, tying together electronics and the handmade craft of etching. It's the most accurate way to build a circuit short of sending away to a PCB manufacturer and it's a lot more fun (+ cheaper too!). For a full list of materials used plus more tips for etching & drilling head over to MAKE's site - http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2... more.

Every useful electronics project deserves a good enclosure. Providing a proper case for your circuit can protect it from accidental spills & falls - plus give it a cool look you can proudly show off to those unfamiliar with soldering and such. ... more.