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Typical price : £274 What is it : Apple's updated, speed-focused smart phone What we think : With increased memory, improved battery life and speedier performance, it seems a worthy upgrade We like: The iPhone 3G S sports a new processor that should mean apps open more quickly than on previous models. It also now supports 7.2Mbps HSDPA for speedier Web browsing. Battery life seems to be an improvement on the iPhone 3G's. The resolution of the camera has been boosted to 3 megapixels, and it now has an autofocus feature, as well as video-recording capability. The voice-control feature lets you dial contacts, but also allows you to activate the iPod player by asking for a particular music track or artist. A digital compass has been added for souped-up location services We don't like: There's no doubt that the iPhone 3G S is an expensive smart phone. Because the jump from the iPhone 3G to the 3G S isn't quite as big as the jump from the first- to second-generation model...

Sony Ericsson has recently released the new C905, with its amazing 8.1 Megapixel Camera. The C905 looks absolutely stunning from the outside, but it kicks a mean punch on the inside as well. It has numerous high quality imaging features, and is very easy to use. The phone is a slide opening mechanism, which enables the access of the keyboard with ease. The 8.1 Megapixel camera comes with a 16 x digital zoom, red eye reduction and image stabiliser feature. The phone also supports 3G technology and comes with an A GPS navigation function, which makes getting directions very easy. The GPS feature also enables Geo-Tagging, a feature well described in the video review below. For sure, this C Series Phone by Sony Ericsson is one not to be missed. Key Features 8.1 Megapixel Cyber-Shot™ Camera with 16 x Zoom Camera Image Stabiliser & Red Eye Reduction A GPS Navigation 3G HSDPA Technology Exchange ActiveSync® Media Player With Album Art Display 360 Hours 3G Standby  For Best Deals on the So...

Nokia for the first time has released their very first Touchscreen phone. Considering its their first touchscreen phone, how is it compared something like the new Samsung Tocco Ultra.  The 5800 has video, music and GPS features to get the heart racing, but these are offset by a disappointing touch experience. There's nothing outrageously wrong with the 5800, but we're sure Nokia has better touchscreens to come. The Samsung Tocco Ultra on the other hand is slim and attractive and boasts a stunning AMOLED touchscreen display, and also includes a traditional alphanumeric keypad for those sent into wild fits of rage by using soft keyboards. The user interface could be more intuitive, but the Tocco Ultra is packed with features -- an 8-megapixel camera, GPS and HSDPA, for example -- that make it a very appealing device. In this video review below, Andrew Lim of Cnet takes a look at the 5800, Nokia's first touchscreen phone Nokia 5800 Music Express And below is a video review of ...