HTC Desire S Review

The HTC Desire S is the upgrade to the number-one selling Android smartphone, the Desire. The Desire S comes with a new lightweight but strong aluminium body, a large 3.7 inch hi-res touchscreen, the latest Gingerbread operating system plus an updated version of HTC Sense, a 5 megapixel camera with HD video recording and a front camera for video calls. There's also GPS, media playback and FM radio, 1.1GB of memory, a lightning-fast 1GHz CPU, super-fast internet and DLNA streaming.

BlackBerry Curve 9300 Review

BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 Mobile Phone is an advanced version of BlackBerry Curve 8520. According to Cnet UK, the trackpad in this mobile phone is not satisfying and there are no additional features to make the user excited about.

Apple iPad 2 Review

Want to experience an iPad that is faster and slimmer than its predecessors? Tablet computing is now made easier with the launch of iPad 2 from Apple. This thinner and lighter machine will be launched soon this month with lots of Apps in it. This device comes with loads of new features for both the regular user and students.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play Review

The Sony Ericsson Play is the first ever Playstation phone. The Play takes mobile gaming to a new plane, with Playstation-like controls, plus motion control and gesture control using the phone's front-facing video camera! It's also a high-powered smartphone running Android Gingerbread. The hardware is top notch too, with a giant 4 inch display, 5.1 megapixel camera, assisted GPS with Google Maps and Street View and a DLNA connection so you can plug the phone into a HD-ready TV. Available in Black or White.

Samsung Galaxy S 2 review

Since the galactic success of the Galaxy S last June, the Korean giant has refined its hardware chops, constructing the iPad-bothering Galaxy Tab, building the excellent Nexus S at Google's behest, and now crafting its meisterwerk: the Samsung Galaxy S 2.