The SureType keyboard maybe initially cause some frustration, but once you get used to it, this is another excellent BlackBerry unit. A smaller size and a far more pleasing design should make the 7130g appeal to an even wider audience than usual.

The Dopod S301 is definitely something different, even if it doesn't include Wi-Fi. If you are looking for a compact smart phone that's stylish yet still packed with most features, then this may fit the bill.

If you can live without a slide out QWERTY keyboard, the D810 is an excellent option for those after a HSDPA smart phone. Sleek, stylish yet still packed with features, it comes highly recommended, although price is steep.

Despite the cramped keypad and a slower processor than some of the competition, the HSDPA capable Treo 750 is one of the better Windows Mobile 5 smart phones we've reviewed.

The E65 is a feature packed device, offering functions typical of current smart phones without compromising design. If you are looking for a smart phone that is compact, sleek and stylish, the E65 definitely fits the bill.

The 8800 adds built-in GPS to a device already packed with features. Combined with the design overhaul, this sleek and stylish BlackBerry is definitely a winner.

The N80 Internet Edition adds VoIP to an already enticing package, and the deal with Engin only makes it even better. Unfortunately, it's still let down by a below average battery life

The BlackBerry Curve is a seductive alternative to other candy-bar phones with wide-aspect-ratio screens. If the provider's price is right, the Curve could well become the hot smart phone of the moment.

The M3 is an ideal offering in the enterprise space to cater for mobile computing applications. It doesn't come cheap, but offers computer-like features in the palm of your hand together with a sturdy, rugged design.

If you want to love this much-hyped gadget, you'll find plenty to drool over. The iPhone is expensive and comes with some major drawbacks, but it's hard to be patient once you've seen one - the future of mobile devices is here and it's called an iPhone.

While it won't appeal to everyone and comes with a hefty price tag, the Flame certainly does an excellent job of providing a great multimedia experience, thanks to an on-board graphics processor and quality display.

For those that don't need 3G or the Pocket Office applications you get with a Windows Mobile 6.0 device then the BlackBerry 8820 is a clear and highly desirable choice.