The iPAQ 612c offers a fairly impressive list of features and bundles them to form a reasonable device. The lack of HP software is disappointing and the scroll wheel could use some work, but there is plenty to like about this handset on the whole.

The i450 is solid but not outstanding. The touch-sensitive scroll wheel has the potential to become an excellent control method, but currently isn't responsive enough.

For heavy text input, the Touch Pro is a much better option than its little brother, the Touch Diamond. There are still plenty of issues, but the sluggish interface has been slightly improved, and removable storage is a welcome addition.

The i560 is a capable but not outstanding mobile phone. The lack of Wi-Fi may be a deal breaker for some, but the included GPS software and accessories are welcome additions.

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

If you are after a stylish handset for chatting and are less worried about the bells and whistles working their way into current mobile phones, the Samsung SGH-X460 is a top-notch choice.

The E530 is yet another good handset by Samsung and women will appreciate the design features it incorporates. However, the aEuro ˜Womens LifeaEuro TM functions will wear off quickly.

For $79, there really isn’t much to complain about. It's a cheap-as-chips handset that will do a basic job for talk and text, and Nokia has thrown in a couple of extra features to boot.

Minor improvements and good build quality, however the N70 Music Edition still has a cramped keypad.

An minor upgrade to the N73, the N73 Music Edition includes a 2GB mini-SD card and a new music interface.

An excellent music phone thanks to the Walkman application and a massive 4GB of storage space, but no camera or Wi-Fi and a poor keypad detract from the package.

The W220 is a very good offering if you want a handset without the bells and whistles, especially considering the low asking price.