The Touch 3G improves on its predecessor by delivering a smooth user experience, but there is nothing else to really get excited about.

This model is essentially the same as the Xphone II, with only a few improvements.

If you're after a phone first and mobile email second, the 7100g is the BlackBerry for you.

If you're looking for mobile email access, the BlackBerry 7290 is a great solution. It's bulky for a phone, but the keyboard is ideal for entering screeds of text.

Ideal for mobile professionals who require constant email access, the 8707v adds 3G capabilities to an already impressive unit.

An excellent choice for corporate and business users, the E60 combines a superb display with a good features list for its asking price.

An outstanding smart phone for business users, the Nokia E61 is packed with all the features you can imagine. An excellent keyboard, large display and an intuitive user interface combine to make this one of the best on the market.

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.

Finally, a BlackBerry that appeals to the regular consumer. The Pearl is an excellent device that sacrifices none of RIM's famous email functionality while still managing to provide a compact and light form factor and multimedia capabilities.

The Graphite is suitable for those looking for the footprint of a regular mobile phone with the functionality of a smart phone. However, this compromise in design results in not being able to use the smart features to their full potential.

The P750 won’t turn many heads, but it will provide you with a fair list of features and the bundled window mount for navigation is a bonus.

The E71 is one of the most stylish smartphones on the market. If you can get by with a slightly small display and keyboard, this beast offers plenty of features and grunt.