Jeffrey Van Camp - Cell Phone Reviews
Picking a new phone can be confusing and overwhelming and, if you're on a standard wireless plan, you're going to be doing it every two years or so. The answer to the question "What phone should I buy" depends on your carrier, the operating system you prefer, and the app and content ecosystem you're most tied into. Rather than ask you a bunch of crazy questions, we organize our reviews to address the big ones and break down the details that will matter. Don't understand why dual-core phones might be better quad-cores, what LTE is, or why Android phones all have such different interfaces? Don't worry about it; we get paid for this stuff. We'll explain it.
For more tips make sure to check out our cell phone buying guide and our selections for the best cell phones.
HP Veer 4G Review
- Small size is welcomed in a market of…
- Screen is too small for many users
- Proprietary charge port
HTC Sensation 4G Review
- 4.3-inch qHD (540x960px) display
- 1.2GHz dual-core processor packs…
- Only 1GB of free internal storage
HTC Inspire 4G Review
- HTC Sense is great for new and…
- No front-facing camera
- Speakers are a bit weak
Motorola Atrix 4G Review
- Fast dual-core processor
- Bright, high-resolution display
- Overpriced accessories
BlackBerry Style 9670 Review
- Excellent voice quality
- Practical, compact clamshell design
- Poor camera placement
Google Nexus S Review
- Large 4-inch WVGA (480 x 800) Super…
- Faster Android v2.3 Gingerbread OS
- Screen has greenish tint
Samsung Fascinate Review
- Bright, colorful, glossy 4-inch…
- Excellent battery life
- Touch controls backlighting…
Motorola Droid 2 Review
- Bright, colorful, glossy 3.7 LCD…
- Slide-out horizontal QWERTY
- Sluggish physical keyboard
Samsung Epic 4G Review
- Bright, colorful, glossy 4-inch…
- 4G connectivity with mobile hotspot
- Touch controls backlighting…
BlackBerry Torch Review
- Bright, colorful, 3.2-inch LCD…
- BlackBerry 6 OS
- Functionality not completely…
Samsung Vibrant Review
- Bright, colorful, glossy 4-inch…
- Google Android OS v2.1
- Touch controls backlighting…
Samsung Captivate Review
- Bright, colorful, glossy 4-inch…
- Google Android OS v2.1
- Touch controls backlighting…
Jeffrey Van Camp - Cell Phone Reviews
Picking a new phone can be confusing and overwhelming and, if you're on a standard wireless plan, you're going to be doing it every two years or so. The answer to the question "What phone should I buy" depends on your carrier, the operating system you prefer, and the app and content ecosystem you're most tied into. Rather than ask you a bunch of crazy questions, we organize our reviews to address the big ones and break down the details that will matter. Don't understand why dual-core phones might be better quad-cores, what LTE is, or why Android phones all have such different interfaces? Don't worry about it; we get paid for this stuff. We'll explain it.
For more tips make sure to check out our cell phone buying guide and our selections for the best cell phones.
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