The K550i isn't without its faults, but for this price you certainly get good value for money.

While it uses a technology still in its infancy, the HTC Touch is the beginning of the future of mobile phone interfaces. A lack of 3G connectivity and a slow processor are sour points, but the stylish design and touch screen are attractions.

The MOTO Q 9h's excellent QWERTY keyboard makes it ideal for heavy emailing. On the whole, this is a competent smart phone that's packaged in a nice design.

The D900i adds an FM radio and a sleek metallic finish, but the lack of document editor and TV-output cable are very strange omissions. Regardless, it's still an excellent handset on the whole.

There is no need to upgrade if you already own the previous W800i, but if not, you could do a lot worse than choosing the W810i. Once again, Sony Ericsson has got it spot on with a comprehensive handset full of the latest features, all wrapped in an attractive package. Fantastic.

The D820 is another fine effort from Samsung and continues the standard set by their previous models. This one is even more stylish and sexy than its predecessor and features a better display.

It may not be as razor thin as its predecessor, but the RAZR V3x brings to the table a good set of features in a stylish package.

The Centro is definitely an interesting concept, and it represents a new target market for Palm. It's not perfect, but on the whole this is a nifty device that is tailored well to its demographic.

The MOTOROKR Z6 corrects two of Motorola's biggest issues - user interface and speed - making it an excellent handset overall.

The hiptop gets a new coat of paint but no new features. It remains a very user-friendly device with some nice features, but multimedia buffs will be disappointed.

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

The SLVR L7 is an admirable effort by Motorola to provide the same wow factor of the RAZR in a candybar format. A better quality camera and a long awaited update to the user interface and Motorola could well be onto something very special here.