Updated Nokia's low end Windows Phone 8 handset brings a low cost but somehow doesn't scrimp on quality.

Updated Metallic, fresh but with the same insides - has Nokia done enough to bring a phone you'd want?

Updated What does the smaller side-kick to the Lumia 920 bring except a lower price tag?

Being the middle child is always difficult, so in that respect the Nokia Lumia 720 has it tough as it in the centre of the Finnish firm's range.

MWC 2013 3G, camera and microSD slot, what more do you need?

MWC 2013 Smartphones are overrated, right? Luckily the Nokia 105 doesn't have a camera, web browser or app store. Touchscreen? Please, behave.

Windows Phone 8 just got a whole lot cheaper, but did it sacrifice anything in the process?

Updated Can the Lumia 920 offer the standout Windows Phone 8 experience even though there's a HTC flying the flag for Microsoft?

Updated The 610 is a cheap smartphone with just 256MB of RAM, a single-core 800MHz processor and Windows Phone Tango. Does it sacrifice too much?

As Nokia's Symbian hardware development comes to an end, its long awaited "Game Changer" device finally hits with its killer camera.

Updated The Nokia Lumia 900 finally brings some much-needed attention to Microsoft's flailing Windows Phone platform – and a boost to AT&T's rapidly expanding 4G LTE network at the same time

Updated The Nokia Lumia 800 is the first Windows Phone handset to spring from the Microsoft / Nokia tie-up announced in February, and we've got our hands on an early sample to check it out.

The lack of 3G and Wi-Fi are a shame, but can a dirt cheap price, excellent battery life and QWERTY keyboard win fans?

The Nokia Lumia 710 is the second offering into the Windows Phone arena from Nokia, bringing a cheaper alternative.

The thin Nokia 700 is certainly a tiny smartphone, but is it packing much hardware in that skinny frame?

Nokia's X7 looks great. But does it end up being too much of a compromise?

The new E-Series mobile phone benefits from touchscreen and Symbian Anna, but is it the business?

Nokia's gone back to the drawing board to bring out the Nokia N8, featuring a new OS and a huge amount of high end tech packed under the hood.

A limp OS and high price point stop the E7 from leading the way

The Nokia X2 is a good, cheap entry-level phone, but without the many smartphone features we are coming to expect, does it offer enough to satisfy?

The Nokia C2-01 is a candybar mobile for those who don't want fancy features

The updated C5 is a baby step in the smart direction

Can the cheapest Symbian^3 phone to date offer good value?

The Nokia X3 Touch and Type is not to be confused with the Nokia X3, a music-friendly handset that we reviewed early in 2010. Rather strangely, Nokia has a multiple nomenclature for its handsets these days, and the X3 Touch and Type is also known as the X3-02. No, we can't explain why Nokia wants to confuse you, but we wish they'd stop it.

This candy-bar dual-entry device is designed to be a low cost, easy to use messaging fan's handset - but can it deliver?