Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
By Jeska Innes
 Mobile phone

Vodafone XP1
By Ted Gibbons
 Mobile phone

Samsung Steel L810
By Jeska Innes
 Mobile phone

5 must-have apps for your Blackberry
By Liane Cassavoy
 Mobile software

Nokia E66
By Ted Gibbons
 Nokia's E66 is the business phone for users who want to mix work and play, or just don’t want to have to cart around a full-blown smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard. For a start, it’s almost absurdly handsome with its charcoal finish, glass keys and dimpled steel back. It’s also solidly built, is nicely weighty in the hand and has a smooth sliding mechanism that feels like it will go the distance.

The 10 best Google Android applications
By Brad Reed
 Google announced that it would give US$10 million worth in prizes to software development companies to develop innovative and useful applications for their open source mobile Android platform.

HTC Touch Diamond
By Ted Gibbons
 HTC has got to be one of the most innovative companies working in the mobile handset space. Their designs always bring something new to the table, and while they don’t always succeed, when they do you get a device like the Touch Diamond.

Vodafone Local Zone - A landline on your mobile
By Ted Gibbons
 If you own a 3G mobile and resent paying Telecom $50 a month just to have a landline at home, you might want to step into a Vodafone store today and sign up for Local Zone.

Motorola Q 9h
By Ted Gibbons
 With the Q 9H, Motorola is going straight for the business user who might currently be wedded to a Blackberry or other smartphone. It’s a good-looking and solidly built unit that offers a 62mm widescreen, a spacious QWERTY keyboard with good, big, tactile buttons, and it has a very slim profile that won’t ruin the cut of your jacket or trousers.

Nokia 8800 Arte
By Ted Gibbons
 Mobile phone