Sony Ericsson's music-oriented Walkman series and photography-centred Cybershot series have been drawing closer for a while now, as the camphone's music player has improved and the music player's camera has got steadily better.

Samsung wants to be the number one mobile manufacturer, and recent successes show it's having a pretty good go. And that's before you even begin to think about the likes of a Palm Pre-fuelled resurgence, so we bring you the Samsung i8910 HD review to see if a media monster is the way into even more consumers' hands.

A great screen, but slightly bulky and the operating system looks dated

It might have been all about the likes of Android and Apple over the last year or so, but it's important we don't forget that Nokia is still top of the pile, and has sought to maintain that lead by bringing out another flagship handset, so we bring you the Nokia N97 review.

Orange's entry-level Vegas touchscreen phone brings tap control to the masses

Touching is very much in vogue these days, but they're not for everyone, and though the iPhone might be leader of the touchscreen pack, it can be a right pain to type on. And if you plan to do a lot of typing, whether it be texts, notes or even novels, there's still no real substitute for the tactile response of a full, hard-key QWERTY keyboard. And it's the keyboard that dominates the Nokia E71

Updated The latest incarnation, the not terribly originally named HTC Touch Diamond2, is slightly bigger and heavier with a larger touch screen and upgrades the camera to 5 megapixels. It doesn't exactly break the mould of the original Diamond but it offers a very creditable upgrade with improvements in almost every area.

Will the latest in its long line of flagship handsets, the Tocco Ultra Edition, live up to the hype of a massive advertising campaign and deliver a handset worthy of the top billing, or will it be a damp squib in the year of exciting touchscreens releases?

The latest Xda comes with CoPilot Live sat nav

While the world is once again going ga-ga over the possible latest iteration of the iPhone, some of them have forgotten about the movement that goes under the guise of Android from Google and others from the Open Handset Alliance, and the latest from the organisation has landed, the HTC Magic.

Acer's dual-SIM Windows Mobile smart phone still has a way to go

A budget offering from Samsung makes a fairly good impression

High of price, low of spec, Motorola's latest goes to extremes

Will the BlackBerry Storm blow you away?

An updated Sony Ericsson W705 brings with it a new toy - A-GPS!

Another cash conservative mobile for these credit crunched times

Updated How does the G1 stack up to the iPhone? We'll tell you straight away, but that's not the whole story of the T-Mobile G1, which is much better than we ever imagined. It's outstanding phone, and Android is highly extensible, intuitive to use, fast, and very powerful

A stylish sliderphone with an impressive set of features to boot

In these credit-crunched times, a cheap and easy to use mobile seems like an appealing offer

Can the latest midrange Walkman deliver the goods?

For the Samsung B2700 Bound, splashing around and roughing it is what it's all about

This cut-price version of the E71 still delivers where it counts

Can the Data Messenger stand up to the latest QWERTY WinMo phones?

Is this a case of style over substance or have Samsung released a winner?

Sony Ericsson proves there's more to Walkman than mobile music