Sony's Walkman brand has given a lot to mankind, from the first mobile cassette player to the Sony Ericsson Zylo, which we are about to review. We have always liked the idea of having Walkman-branded devices (yes, we are old school). ... more.

Deeply ingrained into the minds of just about every consumer is this lingering notion that blue collar workers would naturally gravitate toward rugged styled handsets -- most notably ones from Sprint-Nextel's lineup. ... more.

LG was one of the first to take touchscreen technology to mainstream phones, and it continues to rest on these laurels. With the LG Viewty Snap it aims to have created a no-frills feature phone, which, as the name suggests, targets the casual shutterbugs out.. ... more.

The phone incorporates some improved specs over the Vu and an added physical QWERTY. Priced at $149.99 on-contract, does it have the guts and appeal to give longtime LG Vu owners a reason to switch? ... more.

This is the manufacturer's new top-of-the-line smartphone that is running on the Android 2.1 operating system. The handset is pretty rich when it comes to its feature set, as it packs an impressive 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon chipset and 512MB RAM. On the other hand, its homescreen interface is heavily customized, altering the all so typical Android experience. The personalization... more.

the HTC Wildfire. HTC is on sabbatical from its high-end line with the Wildfire. There is nothing really wild or fiery in the specs of this mid-end Android handset. Compared to most of the company's Android offerings, it naturally has smaller screen with paltry resolution, and a low-end CPU. ... more.

RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800 first impressions. With one single show, RIM showcased what they needed to bring to the table in order to capture the mind share that's been completely overtaken by the the army of Android devices and even Apple's little pride and joy. ... more.

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.