The Palm Treo 500 remains a solid handset, but the tailored interface of its Vodafone exclusive brother would have been a nice inclusion

A stylish, classy exterior with excellent build quality, just 10mm thin and boasting an superior keypad and controls despite its compact size. Add HSDPA support and an excellent user interface to the mix and the W890i is almost perfect.

The wow factor of the MOTOROKR E8's morphing keypad alone is enough to turn heads. Although the lack of 3G may be a deal-breaker for some, this remains a stylish and commendable music handset.

The p3600i is a feature-packed device and the scroll wheel makes navigating through it an effortless job.

The Touch Cruise may not be the best looking smartphone on the market, but it has an excellent features list, headed by built-in GPS, Wi-Fi and HTC's TouchFLO interface.

The S730's QWERTY keypad and controls combined with an excellent design make this a welcome addition to the smartphone market.

A basic handset without most of the bells and whistles, Vodafone's 226 is a competent, but not outstanding prepaid phone.

Despite the N82's tiny keypad and questionable all-plastic design, it remains a solid handset boasting a long list of features.

The Telstra F158 will definitely appeal to tradesmen who require their mobile phone take a beating, but if you look past the ruggedised design, there isn't much else on offer.

The 3500 Classic is compact, stylish and easy to use. If you're after a basic mobile phone containing all of the basics and a little more, this is one of the best options out there.

The F159 improves on its predecessor by adding assisted GPS and Telstra's TalkNow service.

Sony Ericsson’s latest Cyber-shot phone has an impressive mix of imaging and phone functions. There are a few minor issues, but on the whole this is a welcome addition to the market.