The first ‘official’ Google phone is a mightily impressive offering, but you might just expect that when HTC and Google get together to build a phone

Until we get the first Windows Phone 7 devices, phone makers will continue to find new ways to hide Microsoft’s operating system wherever possible – here’s Samsung’s attempt

The second instalment in Sony Ericsson’s Symbian-based smartphone line-up is a world apart from the original Satio. It now has HD video recording and a sleek new look.

A handset that’s good for the environment? Not interested? Well, it’s also a pretty damned good phone too.

Apple has confirmed iPhone OS 4.0 will be arriving in the summer, and the rumours were true – it’s bringing multitasking with it.

In what must be the most unbelievable and shocking story of the year, Apple is poised to axe the iPad just two days before its release.

If you thought that an entire product range made up of Android powered devices was limiting, you’ve not seen what some of these babies can do. Move over Nexus One…

Palm has issues an update of its operating system, webOS, to 1.4 – with video capturing, faster apps and new alerts being some of the new features.

A low-budget music phone that should be better than the W205, but do you get true value for money?

Nokia has reduced the size and improved the user interface. Move over N97, here’s the new N97…

Sony Ericsson is reinventing itself with new branding and a phone that tries to offer up the ultimate multimedia experience.

The BlackBerry has little to worry about from the competition when it produces stuff like this.

Virgin Media has added the HTC HD2 to its line up.

Motorola has launched the Backflip phone (aka Motus), which is an Android phone that runs MOTOBLUR and has an innovative keyboard design and ‘BACKTRACK’ touch panel for easier on-screen navigation.

The top-end (non-touch) BlackBerry is now available on two networks in the UK; T-Mobile and now Vodafone.

There’s no camera, web browser or music player, but will the elder generation target market for Doro’s latest product be bothered? Not a chance…

LG seems to be on a mission to use outlandish designs, but few people could have predicted something that looks like a remote control

Announced in January, on sale it the USA in the summer – and now, finally, available here. Somehow the initial sparkle has started to fade.

INQ coined the term ‘Social Mobile’ with the launch of the INQ1 in 2008. The Mini 3G is its second handset, and now it has support for Twitter and push email to add to the mix

The number of people we still see using an N95 tells us you really like it; but now may be time to do that upgrade…

We’ve found an incredibly detailed preview of Nokia’s forthcoming N900 – which is due to go on sale in late October/early November.

The third Android smartphone offering is here, introducing Orange into what is going to become a very competitive market

The way Samsung hyped this phone up, you’d think it was the best product in the history of mobile. Is raw processing power the be all and end all?

Toshiba doesn’t release many handsets each year, but we’re really beginning to wish that they’d stop using Windows Mobile on them all

Sony Ericsson has launched its second Xperia smartphone, using Windows Mobile 6.5 as its Operating System of choice.

Having accidentally leaked the new X3 and X6 models on its website before the official announcement, the launch of the new Xseries range wasn’t much of a surprise when it came; but the pricing of the X3 was – around £100 before tax!

Possibly the last high-end Walkman phone has a large hill to climb

LG’s latest mobile is probably the best model in its line up so far, with an amazing set of features and a transparent keypad that isn’t just there for good looks…

It looks like a high-end Sony Cyber-shot, but isn’t going to cost a fortune. Sony Ericsson’s latest phone packs in the pixels and is the natural upgrade to the highly successful C902.

It’s the official follow up to the much-loved LG Viewty, now with 8-megapixel camera

GetJar, the service that offers up Java and cross-platform applications to just about every mobile device on sale has produced a top ten list of apps that you may not have known even existed!

In the old days, before HTC started selling handsets direct, we had a myriad of different names for essentially one smartphone, from T-Mobile’s MDA to O2’s Xda, or Orange’s SPV and Vodafone’s VPA. Things began to settle down, but T-Mobile still seem to want their own branding – but what happens when even they can’t make up their mind?

Ofcom, the industry regulator, has released coverage maps for the 3G mobile phone network in the UK, using data supplied by each mobile operator in January 2009.

Already own an iPhone or wondering what the differences are over the original iPhone 3G? Here’s a simple guide to the things that have changed and whether it’s worth the investment.

Acer’s new twin-SIM phone didn’t have to be the size of two phones!

The latest Walkman is packed with cool features, but is it up to scratch?

Sony Ericsson has launched an all-new Walkman the day before Mobile World Congress kicks off, and it’s a blinder!

O2 has announced it will be selling an exclusive white version of the wallet-friendly LG Cookie.

Designed to military specifications, here’s one smartphone you really can mess with. The i-mate 810-F withstands pressure, heat, water and extreme shock. Perfect for business users getting to work via the Central Line.

Another affordable Walkman handset hits the streets. The W395 features powerful stereo speakers and thumping bass – plus a 1GB memory card in the box and a 2-megapixel camera.

What Mobile was given exclusive access to the brand new Samsung Tocco Ultra Edition (aka S8300) before the official announcement, allowing us to have a play and check out of some of its new features.

We’ve finally got our hands on the brand new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic (also known by many as the ‘Tube’). It’s the first Series 60 Touch smartphone, and we’ll be reviewing it very soon.

If you want the best email service on the move, it’s hard to beat a BlackBerry. So the promise of a touchscreen BlackBerry is especially enticing. The result is great, if not perfect. The main fault is the lack of Wi-Fi: a curious omission in a phone that’s as sophisticated as this and encourages web browsing so strongly.

How does Toshiba’s latest Windows Mobile smartphone fare?

Looking to upgrade your N95? Forget the N96 and read on…