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HTC Aria Cell Phone Review
The HTC Aria is a petite Android phone that packs a powerful punch. It runs the Google Android 2.1 OS, has a 5-megapixel camera, beautiful display, and a fast processor that isn’t too taxing on battery life. If you’re worried about typing messages on the small touchscreen keyboard, don’t. The HTC Sense keyboard does a great job at predicting and learning frequently typed words.

Motorola Droid X Cell Phone Review
The Motorola DROID X is one Android phone with a lot to offer out-of-the-box and even more when it gets updated to the Android 2.2 operating system in a couple of months. The cell phone supports 802.11n WiFi, which is a bit more secure and can even share its 3G connection with up to 5 WiFi-enabled devices via the 3G Mobile HotSpot. To help keep you entertained on the road, you can rent or purchase movies via the Blockbuster app. You can shoot videos in 720p HD and view them on a TV via an HDMI cable or share it over a DLNA network if your other home electronics support that feature. Overall, the Motorola DROID X has plenty to offer and you’ll likely enjoy discovering more ways to use the cell phone as you dive deeper into its features.

LG Ally Cell Phone Review
The LG Ally most resembles the LG enV Touch but forfeits a flip-up screen to expose an internal display, in favor of a slide-up screen that reveals a full QWERTY keyboard. Like the enV Touch, the LG Ally sports a 3.2-megapixel camera, and since it also runs Google Android 2.1 there are five screens you can customize. In short, if you like the LG enV Touch, but want an Android phone look no further than the LG Ally.

HTC EVO 4G Cell Phone Review
Lots of people are excited about the HTC EVO 4G and rightfully so. This Android phone has all the specs to set a new standard as to what a cell phone can become. It has WiFi, 3G/4G connectivity, video chat, two cameras (8-megapixel on the back, 1.3-megapixel on the front), the ability to record video in 720p HD and export it to a HDTV via the HDMI out port at the base of the cell phone. In short, the HTC cell phone’s name speaks for itself: the EVO 4G is an evolution in cell phones, and better yet, it’s executed well.

Samsung Reality Cell Phone Review
The Samsung Reality SCH-u820 is a slimmer, slightly smaller version than the Samsung Rogue with a display that isn’t quite as vibrant. That said, the Reality has a few upgrades including a 3.2-megapixel camera and three customizable home screens that can each hold its fair share of widgets for easy access to social media apps, Bluetooth activation, Bing search, YouTube and more. All and all, the Samsung Reality could be a perfect fit for someone who wants some of the functionality of a smartphone, but not all the features that can potentially drain battery life.

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