Marketed as the ‘Duos’ in some markets, the Samsung SGH-D880 is proudly claimed by Samsung as the first phone to run two SIM cards simultaneously. Yes, we all know about a variety of phones from China that do the same thing, but Samsung is the first from a less dubious manufacturer.

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The N82 is the latest in Nokia’s line of N-series uber-phones. Basically, this phone has it all. Running on Symbian S60, the Nokia N82 is a quad-band phone with 3G. If you’re not on an unlimited data-plan. you can also access the Internet via the built-in WiFi connectivity. Besides web-browsing, the many media applications in the Nokia N82 also rely on an Internet connection, such as podcasting, blogging and uploading to YouTube or Flickr. Being connected is really important to fully experience the Nokia N82.
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Simplicity doesn’t necessarily define the lack of innovation but instead is a precursor of many great ideas . The Sony Ericsson T250i isn’t a testament to that statement.
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After using the Nokia E50 for nearly a year now, I’ve been looking forward to an upgrade. This comes in the form of the new Nokia E51, which crams in even more functionality into the same slim form factor of its predecessor.

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The Asus P750 has the makings of a great Pocket PC phone device – while not small it comes with GPS and most importantly, has a real alphanumeric keypad, something which we’ve always found important as I message a lot.

Those features alone would make it worth a serious look, but there are numerous small enhancements that make the P750 a worthy smartphone for the frequent traveller.
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