When you start reviewing BlackBerry smartphones, you soon learn to look closely at the details. RIM have made a habit of making relatively minute differentiations between what, at first glance, might seem very similar handsets; luckily their loyal fanbase has proved willing to put in that effort. The Verizon BlackBerry Tour, then, borrows some of the style of ... continued »

Hard to believe, it's been a quarter-shy of three years since T-Mobile released the HTC Dash. Back in late 2006 we praised the Windows Mobile smartphone's build-quality and in-hand feel; since then, rivals have brought faster connectivity and slicker OSes to the table. Now T-Mobile and HTC are back with the smartphone's successor, the Dash 3G: can it ... continued »

T-Mobile’s new Dash 3G made by HTC picks up right where the original Dash left off. I guarantee you’ll fall in love with its slim 0.47-inch body, weighing a mere 4.2 ounces. The width is slightly narrower than the original Dash making it that much more comfortable to hold. It’s got the same 2.4-inch, 320 x240 pixels, and 65K QVGA ... continued »

It feels like we've been waiting for the Nokia N97 for a long time, and - like many others - talking up its functionality for most of that wait. Now the NAM edition is here, though, can it deliver on the promise? Saying that anticipation has been high for the Nokia N97 is an understatement. The handset's spec sheet reads like ... continued »

Today, T-Mobile announced the upcoming availability of the T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google (myTouch), a follow-up to the T-Mobile G1, the world’s first Android-powered device. In addition to deep integration of Google services and the latest Android software, T-Mobile has done a number of things to create a unique and individualized experience with this phone.  With the ability to richly customize menus, ... continued »

Friday June 19th can only mean one thing: it's iPhone 3G S day.  Apple's new smartphone has arrived, and we headed down to their NYC store to pick up one of the new handsets.  You can read our full first-impressions over at SlashGear, plus some of the highlights here. continued »

Sony Ericsson may have announced their first 8.1-megapixel camera-phone recently, but the budget end of their CyberShot range has more humble optics. The Sony Ericsson C510 is a straightforward candybar aimed at the free-on-contract market; even so, there's still a fair amount of camera hyperbole. Digicam replacement or snappy pretender? We set to find out. continued »

The Nokia N97 seems like its been a long time coming, but the first white review unit has dropped onto PhoneMag's desk.  Packing US-spec 3G HSDPA, the NAM N97 is, by now, visually very familiar, with its large 3.5-inch 640 x 360 resistive touchscreen, tilt-and-slide hinge and full QWERTY keyboard.  After the cut, check out our N97 first-impressions, plus the ... continued »

HTC have announced a mysterious press event to be held on Wednesday June 24th in London, UK.  Seemingly titled "Come see...", the flier gives no suggestion as to what might be on the agenda for the event. continued »

Sony Ericsson announced numerous handsets today at their London launch event and we got an up close and personal look at all the new products. First up is the Aino, a touchscreen handset that slides and features an 8.1-megapixel camera, a 3-inch touchscreen, a numeric keypad and Sony Remote Play support, which allows users to control their PS3s from anywhere ... continued »