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Palm Centro CDMA Cell Phone Review
Think of the Palm Centro as a user-friendly smartphone that doesn't take a lot of know-how to get started with it. Its budget price point and features set are designed to attract those who think they might need more than a standard cell phone offers but don’t quite need BlackBerry-type power. As a device to ease your way into the world of smartphones, the Centro largely succeeds, but not without a few compromises, such as no Wi-Fi connectivity and a severely cramped keyboard.

Samsung SGH-A737 Cell Phone Review
The Samsung SGH-A737 is one of those cell phones that looks like a basic phone, but in this petite package is a ton of multimedia functionality. Since it supports the latest in high-speed 3G data networks (HSPA), you can watch streaming video, listen to music, and more with ease. This world phone is also equipped with a 1.3-megapixel camera for snapping pics and shooting video. There’s a lot that you can do with this cell phone, and as such, it will likely take you a while to master all it has to offer.

BlackBerry 8130 Cell Phone Review
There’s a good reason why everyone has been buzzing about the BlackBerry Pearl being available for Sprint and Verizon Wireless: It’s the first BlackBerry device that has done an amazing job at integrating cell phone functionality with the company’s trademark e-mail offering in a device that’s as easy-to-use as it is stylish (available in a variety of colors, which let’s face it makes it all that more appealing). Oh, and that trackball is just fun to use. Besides all that the 8130 has quite a few improvements over the original Pearl, that just makes it even easier to use. The only drawback is less than stellar battery life. If you’ve always wanted a BlackBerry, but just didn’t like its bulky casing, the Pearl is the model to checkout.

Motorola Q9h Cell Phone Review
The Motorola Q9h, also known as the Motorola Q Global, is a fully loaded world-roaming smartphone complete with the latest Microsoft Windows Mobile OS 6, a 2-megapixel camera, and ofcourse support for the high-speed HSDPA data network, which offers super fast surfing speeds providing a pretty good streaming audio and video experience. However, as such, it doesn’t boast the best battery life when the multimedia features are used frequently and Bluetooth is left enabled. On the upside, you can access multiple e-mail accounts and create Office documents on the fly using this smartphone.

Samsung SCH-U900 Cell Phone Review
Ah, the Samsung FlipShot (a.k.a. SCH-U900) camera phone -- what’s not to like about a bright red (or slick black) cell phone with a built-in 3-megapixel camera, a decent MP3 player, solid call quality, and impressive battery life? For anyone on the lookout for a decidedly Lilliputian cell phone, the FlipShot’s size, in short, would be a deterrent. It’s true, the FlipShot isn’t the smallest cell phone we’ve seen to date, but it’s not exactly oversized either. It’s actually a solid cell phone that looks good and is essentially fun to use.

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