Route 66 Mobile Britain 2006 for UIQ review

Review If you happen to own a Sony Ericsson P910, Route 66 Mobile Britain 2006 for UIQ is a capable, if not flawless, navigation solution.

T-Mobile BlackBerry 7290 review

Review The RIM BlackBerry 7290 is a solid smartphone for users who need a Bluetooth-enabled device for voice calls and email.

TomTom MOBILE 5 review

Review TomTom MOBILE 5's smartphone-based navigation features are more than a match for the competition. The low-capacity flash memory card and initial pairing issues with the Bluetooth GPS receiver are our only complaints.

Navicore Personal for Series 60 review

Review Navicore Personal is a slick navigation solution that makes particularly good use of the small screen space provided by Series 60 Symbian phones.

Motorola Q: a first look

Preview The Motorola Q packs a Windows Mobile 5 smartphone in a Razr-like form factor.

Samsung SGH-Z107 & O2 3G review

Review The Samsung SGH-Z107's lack of Bluetooth and limited memory may deter some business users, but video call quality is excellent, the twin batteries are useful and the phone itself is compact.

i-mate SP3i review

Review This compact and lightweight Windows Mobile-based smartphone has a lot going for it, although anyone with large fingers may prefer a more substantial device with bigger keys.

Sanyo S750 & Orange 3G review

Review Sanyo's S750 is a well featured slide-open 3G mobile, while Orange's 3G services are aggressively priced. The handset can be used as a modem for a notebook or handheld, but there may not be enough on offer to tempt large numbers of business users.

Siemens SK65 review

Review Siemens' SK65 is a business-focused smartphone with built-in BlackBerry functionality and an innovative twist-out keyboard. Frivolities like a camera and an MP3 player are conspicuously absent.

Nokia 9300 Smartphone review

Review If you don't need a camera or Wi-Fi, Nokia's 9300 Smartphone makes a very capable data-centric mobile companion.

O2 BlackBerry 7100x review

Review O2's version of the BlackBerry 7100 offers a smart design and a custom main screen. It's a capable email-centric smartphone, although it lacks Wi-Fi and an expansion slot.

Sony Ericsson V800/Vodafone 3G review

Review Sony Ericsson's V800 is a well-featured and user-friendly, if rather large, 3G phone. Vodafone's 3G service isn't especially compelling, although you can use the phone as a 3G modem for a notebook computer.

TomTom MOBILE review

Review Although it's currently available for a restricted number of Symbian and Windows Mobile devices, TomTom MOBILE is a capable and competitively priced navigation solution for smartphones.

Vodafone BlackBerry 7100v review

Review Vodafone's BlackBerry 7100v is a fair mobile email device so long as you don't need to handle graphics, large spreadsheets or complex documents. But as a handheld/phone combo it's eclipsed by more capable Palm OS- and Windows Mobile-based offerings.

Nokia 9500 Communicator review

Review Mobile professionals who need access to contacts, basic office documents and communications facilities will find that Nokia's 9500 Communicator covers the bases very well indeed.