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As one of the biggest names in the mobile market, Nokia has never seemed to quite transfer their success elsewhere into their smartphones. They seem to have had more near misses than big hits, and with the Apples and HTC’s seemingly unable to put a foot wrong, Nokia has needed to come up with something impressive for a while now, in order to avoid getting left behind – could the Nokia N8 be the answer? With massive improvement in a whole host of areas, does the N8 put Nokia back in the game?

Motorola released the Droid a few years back to mostly positive reviews. That was because the company had produced a smartphone that stood near the top of the industry in developments and performance. Lately, other manufacturers have caught up and Motorola has found itself playing catch up. In order to reclaim cellular glory, the company has unveiled the Motorola Milestone XT720.

The LG Optimus is an attractive phone with a touch screen, vibrant 256 colors and a 3 inch TFT display. The phone’s exterior comes in a variety of colors including white, gray and pink, so you can feel free to personalize your phone with any color that suits your fancy. In addition to attractive styling, the phone is highly responsive and also incredible accurate with a good sized 600 MHz processor that allows you to swiftly navigate Optimus menus and programs without suffering a noticeable lag apparent on some devices.

Very narrow, lightweight, and elegant for a quality phone carrying a full QWERTY keyboard, the Blackberry Curve smartphone is one more cell phone model in a long line of Blackberry products that never ceases to amaze those who own one. Not just any keyboard, though – this QWERTY keyboard is among the thinnest and easiest to use that you can possibly get.