If you want a slim, lightweight phone that can access Telstra's Next G content portal but is otherwise light on frills, the TU500 is a good candidate. Heavy multimedia users should look elsewhere.

The MOTORAZR maxx V6 is a solid choice if you are looking to upgrade to the Next-G network.

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 N93 is an excellent phone video recorder, but an average mobile due to its sheer size and slow interface. It's a tradeoff for the extra features, but we're not sure that most users will be able to bear the extra size and weight.

The proprietary headphone jacks and USB and Bluetooth 1.1 are a let down, however the A701 still remains a solid and well built handset with a good features list.

The Nokia 6151 offers excellent bang for your buck if you are willing to compromise on keypad and controls.

Sony Ericsson continues to set high standards with their current range and the W850i is no exception. If you can look past the uncomfortable navigational pad, this is an excellent 3G phone.

The Z610i is a handset that will appeal to those who want something extremely stylish, yet not without substance.

An excellent handset considering the price, the V630i features a solid list of multimedia features. Definitely worth a look.

The U400 offers a new control system but its performance isn't really up to scratch. The handset has a solid, if not outstanding list of features, but a poor battery life and chunky design don't do it any favours.