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Pantech Razzle Cell Phone Review
The Verizon Razzle, a cell phone that sets itself apart and not just with its name. The QWERTY keyboard found at the base of the cell phone twists to reveal a large speaker that we must add sounds great. Therein lies what this cell phone is all about: music. However, we were disappointed to see that the Razzle doesn’t support Verizon’s VCAST service, perhaps that’s because it isn’t a 3G phone. Still, that said, if you have a tween who is getting ready for their first cell phone and has plenty of their own music they want to listen to, the Razzle could be just the right choice.

Motorola Devour Cell Phone Review
The Motorola Devour is one of the sleeker looking smartphone’s running Google’s Android OS available to date. It also happens to have one of the better screen’s seen on a cell phone. Although it’s only running Android version 1.6, it still has some nice features such as Adobe Flash Lite and Google Map’s Navigation. If staying updated on social media app is top on your list then you’ll be happy to see the inclusion of Motorola’s Motoblur. Overall, the Motorola Devour has a lot going for it and is worth a look if you’re interested in a Google cell phone that’s also heavy on style.

Palm Pre Plus Cell Phone Review
The Palm Pre Plus has a few noteworthy upgrades over its predecessor the Palm Pre. First, it doubles its storage capacity from 8GB to 16GB. That’s plenty of room for music, pictures, and applications. The QWERTY keyboard got a bit of a facelift making it easier to use. It comes with the rubberized backing instead of the plastic backing found on the original Pre. Like its predecessor, it has WiFi. However, included on the cell phone is the ability to turn the Pre Plus into a Mobile HotSpot so you can share your data connection with up to 5 WiFi-enabled devices. A pretty neat trick, but it will cost an additional $40 a month. Overall, the updates and the latest version of the Palm webOS make the Pre Plus one user-friendly smartphone.

Palm Pixi Plus Cell Phone Review
If we had one disappointment with the Palm Pixi it was that it didn’t support WiFi. Not only does the Palm Pixi Plus support WiFi it also lets you turn the cell phone into a Mobile HotSpot so that you can share your data connection with up to 5 WiFi-enabled devices. A pretty neat trick, but it will cost an additional $40 a month. It also runs Palm’s latest webOS, has an 8GB internal hard drive, and the ability to have contact information from multiple accounts appear almost seamlessy in one contact window. All and all if you’re looking for a pocket friendly smartphone that’s easy to use, the Pixi Plus is worth consideration.

Motorola Droid Cell Phone Review
The Motorola DROID has a lot to offer running the Google Android OS 2.0.1 and at the top of that list is a speedy user experience. Nothing seems to lag on this smartphone and it comes with plenty of features to keep you busy. The music player is impressive, the 5-megapixel camera has a flash and takes acceptable pictures, the Marketplace offers tons of good free applications to download, and although there is WiFi included surfing the web using the Verizon Wireless network is far from sluggish. If you’re in the market for a Google Android smartphone the Motorola DROID won’t disappoint.

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