There was a time when portable keyboard looked set to solve the problem of typing on ever smaller devices. And then smartphones started to get bigger again. Is there still a market for another gadget to carry around with you?

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

Sony Ericsson has added two handsets to its GreenHeart range, the Elm and Hazel. Each phone has a number of aspects to reduce its impact on the environment.

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

The first smartphone with a 12.1-megapixel camera is an impressive feat, but is it going to be let down by its antiquated operating system?

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

The latest Samsung cameraphone is a digital photographer’s dream come true

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

What Mobile was fortunate enough to be invited along to get a first look at the new Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Android phone, ahead of the official announcement. Read on to get the full facts and a taste of what else is to come in 2010.

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 latest Acer smartphone is a huge improvement on the disappointing twin-SIM DX900 we last got to play with, but is it enough?

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?

XpressMusic is dead; long live Xseries! The X6 is the successor to the 5800 and also runs on the same S60 5th Edition, Symbian platform. It will be available for around £400 before subsidy and is only available with the Comes With Music unlimited music download service.

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

Everyone is jumping on the Android bandwagon, but for now the choice is still rather limited. We check out Vodafone’s offering.

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

Samsung’s I8910 HD is the world’s first mobile to record high-definition video, but it’s more than just a camcorder wannabe

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.

You want unlimited calls, texts and Internet for a single monthly fee? If you’ve got a Virgin Media account (TV, broadband or landline phone) then you can – for a fixed rate of £65 per month. There are also two great handsets on offer when you sign up to the 18-month contract; the Nokia N86 and Samsung’s superfast Jet.

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!

Let’s get this straight; Vodafone wants you to pay them money to provide mobile coverage for them? That’s about the size of it – but there is a benefit, we promise.

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.

The follow up to the original Touch Diamond has only a few improvements, but they make all the difference

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

Fancy something sleek and sultry?

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

Garmin-Asus, the new joint venture company behind the recently announced nuviphone G60 has also announced another new product, the M20. We’ve also been given some additional information on the G60.

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.

On the day that Samsung announced its flagship Tocco handset, LG has jumped in with a pre-Mobile World Congress launch too. We’ll forgive you for thinking the ARENA (aka LG-KM900) looks rather like an iPhone – we’re certain it’s not accidental.

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.

The competition in this category is fierce, and Samsung hasn’t just got to worry about the likes of Sony Ericsson and LG. After scooping Best Cameraphone in the 2008 What Mobile Awards, its the i8510 that the Pixon has to beat.

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.

Clip-on covers are back. Market traders are going to make a mint!

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