The Feature Packed HTC Desire HD

HTC has successfully replicated the unibody advantage of the renowned Apple Macbook Pro in their latest flagship multimedia smartphone, the HTC Desire HD. The precisely carved aluminum body is rigid, solid and unbelievably thin. The moment you hold the smartphone in your palms, you will immediately notice the difference. There is this tightly packed, solid feeling that you don’t usually get from other cell phones. Aside from the aesthetics, the Desire HD holds an impressive 1Ghz Snapdragon processor that performs even the most demanding tasks with ease.

The Feature Packed HTC Wildfire

With the birth of the HTC Wildfire, it seems that we are not the only ones who are into social networking – HTC is too. This affordable cell phone has social network integration as its core differentiation from its competitors. As a result of affordability and social capabilities, the HTC Wildfire has become one of the most sought after cell phones.

The Nokia N8 – Is It Worth Buying?

For a name that’s as synonymous with mobile phones as Nokia, it’s sometimes hard to understand why they have never really been able to crack the smartphone market, at least not in the same way Apple and HTC have, and some of the other manufacturers are starting to. All this could be about to change however, as the Finnish mobile giant tries to make up for lost time and opportunities, with the launch of the N8. But does Nokia even know what it takes to make a competitive smartphone anymore, and if so, is the Nokia N8 it?

The LG Optimus – Is It Worth Buying?

If you are in the market for a sharp looking phone, the LG Optimus will not disappoint. In addition to offering color choices of gray, white, or pink (most smart phones are offered solely in black), it packs 256k colors on its 3 inch TFT touch screen. The 600 MHz processor affords the user with an extremely quick, yet precise, navigation of the LG Optimus touch screen menus with little to no lag time for processing.

The IPhone 4 – Is It Worth Buying?

The 3.5 inch ‘Retina’ IPS LCD display really stands out on the new iPhone 4. It boasts an overall display resolution of 960×640 pixels and 326 pixels per inch. In plain language, no other cell phone available on the current market provides resolution nearly this high, which means you have never seen an image this clear on a mobile device.

The Blackberry Curve

Blackberry has made a name for itself as a company that delivers consistent quality with its hand-held devices. The Blackberry Curve is one phone that will definitely not be excluded from their long line of outstanding business solutions. They have included an enhanced multimedia software package to make traveling with your favorite pictures, songs, and videos even easier. They also provide the ability to take brilliant two megapixel images with the on-board camera. The battery life too, is better than ever before.