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Top New Smartphones

Nov. 29, 2008

The Apple iPhone is the current rage for consumers. RIM BlackBerry models are coveted by corporate users. Nokia cell phones lead in the rest of the world. The best phone for you depends on your needs. Here are five top new smartphones for mobilistas.

RIM Blackberry Bold

RIM BlackBerry Bold

Plus: A brilliant screen. The best e-mail keyboard available. Slick operating system.

Minus: It's a bit bulky. Web browsing is more awkward than on its competitors.

Price: $299, AT&T

RIM Blackberry Storm

RIM BlackBerry Storm

Plus: RIM's first touchscreen phone. Replaceable battery extends life between charges. A 3.2-megapixel camera. Works on 3G network. Optional GPS driving navigation application.

Minus: Touchscreen is quirky and buggy (first release). No Wi-Fi support.

Price: $200, Verizon. Telus in Canada.

Apple iPhone 3G

Apple iPhone 3G

Plus: Can handle Microsoft Exchange e-mail. Offers lots of fun, downloadable applications.

Minus: The battery runs down quickly. The keyboard is not for serious typing.

Price: $199, AT&T. Rogers in Canada.

Nokia E71

Nokia E71

Plus: Sleek form. A 3.2-megapixel camera. You can use it with any carrier. A toggle switch flips between screens for work and home.

Minus: Requires special headphone jack. The screen is small.

Price: $465, T-Mobile and AT&T

Google Android G1

Google Android G1

Plus: Easy screen navigation. Easy acces to Google applications. A force-quit feature closes frozen applications without rebooting.

Minus: It's chunky and heavy. The keyboard is difficult to use.

Price: $179, T-Mobile

Mobilook Picks

  • Despite a small screen and small keys, the Nokia E71 has a slim design and provides an easy user experience. It stands out from the pack in overall phone features and usability.
  • Best for E-mail: Blackberry Bold.
  • Best for applications and Web browsing: Apple iPhone 3G.

 

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