The Nokia 6600 is small form factor cell phone that comfortably slips into a jeans pocket. And while not a smart phone as such, it does offer a number of features, such as the ability to run apps and web browsing, which add functionality and allow you to keep connected to the online world while you’re out and about.

Amazon has launched a separate website dedicated to selling mobile phones. It’s promoting it as a one-stop shop for upgrading handsets, though at the moment only two networks are represented.

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is Nokia’s first touch screen mobile phone, and it shows that Nokia is well on track to develop an iPhone-beating device in the near future.

LG’s most sophisticated smartphone yet takes on the iPhone in more ways than one – but is it truly an iPhone killer?

Nokia’s first true touch screen phone has finally arrived, and it’s called the XpressMusic 5800.

Now available in countries like Australia, following its successful US launch in late 2008, the HTC Dream G1 phone is the first Google phone with Google’s Android mobile phone operating system to hit the market.

The long-time Taiwanese based manufacturer of Windows Mobile phones, HTC, was once happy to let other companies put their brands on its creations, but while that still happens, HTC has become a worldwide brand name of its own accord in recent times.