Good battery life, deep social networking integration but tiny screen
HTC Explorer
Laura Tosney from TechRadar
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2 months ago
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With its intuitive operating system skin, the HTC Explorer would make an excellent first smartphone. But it may not be as much of a treasure as first thought as it's not quite hitting the budget heights we thought it would - it needs to drop a few pounds per month to be a truly cheap-cheap handset.
Limited implementation of Beats Audio and the poor battery life
HTC Rezound
Jeffrey Van Camp from Digital Trends
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2 months ago
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The HTC Rezound is a decent phone and certainly a solid buy if you’re on Verizon, but we can’t help but be disappointed with HTCs limited implementation of Beats Audio and the poor battery life of the Rezound. HTC is one of the best manufacturers on the market, but like the ThunderBolt, the... More
Great performance in an odd package
Motorola DROID RAZR
Casey Johnston from Ars Technica
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2 months ago
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The Droid Razr has no aesthetic merits other than its thinness, but performance is admirable. The phone feels snappy and very responsive, typing is great, and the phone's camera is acceptable. We will admit that there were some Ice Cream Sandwich features we enjoyed on the Galaxy Nexus that we missed... More
A good-looking - though far from flashy - and well-built smartphone
HTC Radar 4G
GSMArena Team from GSMArena
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2 months ago
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The HTC Radar is a mix-and-match job, which is kind of inevitable if you want a WP7 phone on a budget. It wears the clothes of the Android Desire line, and has the specs of the previous generation of Microsoft-powered smartphones by HTC.
The lines have been drawn. It’s now up to HTC to fill in... More
A great combination of old school design concepts and new smartphone tech
Motorola DROID RAZR
Russell Holly from Geek
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3 months ago
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I am not convinced that the Droid RAZR is the best phone on Verizon Wireless as was claimed at the launch of this device. Between the HTC Rezound and the upcoming Galaxy Nexus, the Droid RAZR certainly has some competition on Big Red. The impressive thing, however, is that the phone has more than enough... More
The Omnia W is one decent all-around smartphone
Samsung Focus Flash
Nick T. from PhoneArena
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3 months ago
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After weighing in all its positives and negatives, we can say that the Samsung Omnia W is one decent all-around smartphone, especially when we take its price point into account. Sure, it may not come bragging with a dual-core processor, tons of RAM, or any bells and whistles of that kind, but its performance... More
A good looking, high-end Android phone that will get you noticed
Motorola DROID RAZR
Chris Helsby from Dial-a-Phone
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3 months ago
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The Motorola Razr is powerful and impressive, but so are a lot of other high-end handsets that are out on the market at the moment. It can match rival devices from the likes of HTC and Samsung in terms of processing power and display-quality but it doesn’t stand head and shoulders above them. If... More
Solid industrial design and overall responsive performance
HTC Titan
John V. from PhoneArena
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3 months ago
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Collectively, second-generation Windows Phones are in limited supply as of right now, but thankfully the HTC Titan is here to get things rolling for the fledging mobile platform. Showcasing its larger than life presence, thanks to its unbelievably large display, the Titan is definitely a captivating... More
Handy QWERTY keyboard and good call quality
T-Mobile myTouch Q
FAUguy from PhoneArena
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3 months ago
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Both the T-Mobile myTouch Q and myTouch are for the budget oriented smartphone user, as they are under $80 with contract. Since the software and most of the internal hardware is practically identical between them, it comes down to wanting a physical QWERTY keyboard with a smaller TFT display on the myTouch... More
The best Windows Phone we’ve seen yet
Nokia Lumia 800
Christina Bonnington from Wired
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3 months ago
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So it’s a solid phone, and an exemplar of how Windows Phone OS is supposed to look and act. Unfortunately, the Lumia 800 may be a “too little, too late” player in the fast-paced smartphone game — the phone hasn’t actually landed stateside yet. It’s currently only available... More
It is clear that the T-Mobile myTouch will be a big seller for the budget conscious
T-Mobile myTouch
FAUguy from PhoneArena
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3 months ago
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When it comes right down to it, there’s a lot to like about the T-Mobile myTouch. It has an overall pleasing and simplified design, runs Android Gingerbread, and has the LG Optimus UI for some extra usability and eye-candy. The 3.8” AMOLED display is noticeably smaller than the more common... More
One of the best entry-level Android devices currently available
LG Optimus Net
Daniel Bader from Mobile Syrup
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3 months ago
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The Optimus Net is one of the best entry-level Android devices currently available, and should be an easy justification for parents looking to get their kids a smartphone without breaking the bank. For anyone looking at a first-time smartphone, the Optimus Net is a decent choice. However, unless you’re... More
Impressive specs on an impressive and XL Android handset
HTC Sensation XL
Luke Johnson from T3
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3 months ago
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An all-round impressive offering from HTC the Sensation XL is a leader on the audio front a barely a half step behind the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S II, iPhone 4S and its dual-core siblings in terms of overall performance. The latest powerhouse to enter the smartphone fray, the brand associated with... More
Large screen and attractive design but single-core CPU and no expandable storage
HTC Sensation XL
Russell Jefferies from MobileBurn
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3 months ago
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The HTC Sensation XL is a really nice handset to use, thanks to that large display and decently quick 1.5GHz processor, as well as Android 2.3 and HTC Sense 3.0 keeping things interesting. The 8 megapixel camera isn't bad for an HTC camera phone, either, and the XL is a well built and handsome device,... More
Stylish, easy to use, has a great camera
HTC Sensation XL
Edward Chester from TrustedReviews
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3 months ago
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We almost like the HTC Sensation XL. It's stylish, easy to use, has a great camera, the large screen has some benefits and the Beat Audio headphones we know will appeal to some. However, you pay for the privilege of getting those headphones, and on most other fronts this phone just doesn't add up.... More