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A smartphone is a new breed of mobile, sure it can still make calls and send the odd text but in reality, that’s just the start of it. These super-phones are crammed full of clever tech which makes them more than a little bit good. Now they’re able to access the web, run small downloadable programs - known as applications, and store a load of different media, kind of like a teeny tiny computer.

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Fronted by that little green robot the Android operating system is one of the fastest growing platforms, and because it’s supported by a load of different handsets it’s perfect for those indecisive types. Better still, it comes with a raft of Google services and a pretty impressive app market, allowing you to download everything from ebooks, games and social apps to everyday utilities and e-learning tools.

Apple’s iOS is used solely on the company’s own products. There are over 250,000 applications in the app store, a number which is growing by the day, an intuitive user interface and fancy multitasking capabilities.

Dominating the business market is the BlackBerry operating system. Key features include red hot communicative features, email sync up and the company’s very own messenger service. BlackBerry OS has now evolved to support a flock of consumer users, offering loads of media functions and apps aplenty via BlackBerry App World.

The Windows Phone platform is brought to you by Microsoft. Naturally there are a load of Office style goodies thrown in, allowing you to edit documents on the move. The operating system also breaks down everyday functions into dedicated hubs, enabling you to get quick access to your music, images and contacts, all of which can be padded out with apps from the Windows Marketplace.

The Symbian operating system has undergone some radical changes. Most will have encountered this platform on a Nokia handset, but it works across a number of brands. The latest update brings with it fancy multimedia functions and a decent multitasking set up. Applications are a given, and there are loads available for this OS.

The Bada platform is relatively new to the party. Brought to you by Samsung, this operating system is confined to the company’s own smart range. It powers both mid range and top spec handset and naturally there is a hoard of applications available via the Samsung Apps store.
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Samsung Galaxy S II

The Samsung Galaxy S II comes fully equipped to spearhead the company’s assault on the smartphone market, with a hearty 1.2GHz dual-core processor at the helm and the latest version of Android, Gingerbread. That hearty processor makes navigation a breeze and allows you to multitask, without stuttering.

Key Features

  • Android 2.3 Operating System
  • 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus Display
  • Dual-Core 1.2GHz Processor
  • 8 Megapixel Camera

HTC Sensation XL

The latest addition to the HTC Sensation range, the Sensation XL takes all the elements associated with the handsets that preceded it and adds an expansive 4.7-inch SLCD screen and the all-important Beats Audio sound enhancing technology to produce a full on multimedia marauder.

Key Features

  • Android 2.3 Operating System
  • 4.3-inch Super LCD Display
  • Dual-Core 1.2GHz Processor
  • 8 Megapixel Camera

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

Sony Ericsson sure have a penchant for using spangly tech in their smartphones and never has this been so evident as with the Xperia Arc S. This supercharged version of the Xperia Arc, takes all the top tech chops of the original, adds a splash of photographic muscle and wraps the whole lot in a gleaming white outer shell to produce a rather nifty handset.

Key Features

  • 1.4 GHz Scorpion Processor
  • 8.1 Megapixel Camera
  • 4.2-inch BRAVIA Touchscreen
  • Adobe Flash 10 Support

Motorola Razr

The Motorola Razr harks back to the iconic Motorla Razr device of yesteryear that inspired it and combines sublime design with impressive functionality. Running Android 2.3 and featuring a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, the new take on this old classic is lightning quick and ultra-intuitive to boot. Wrapped in an impossibly thin yet tough Kevlar outershell, the Razr combines cool with usability.

Key Features

  • Beats Audio Technology
  • 1.5GHz Dual-Core Processor
  • 8 Megapixel Camera with LED Flash
  • 4.3-inch qHD Touchscreen

HTC Sensation XE

The HTC Sensation was such an er, sensational smartphone that the company decided to stuff it full of fantastic audio tech and use it as the very first Beats Audio device. Running Android and featuring HTC’s user interface, the Sensation XE is not only an auditory masterpiece but a really decent smartphone too.

Key Features

  • Beats Audio Technology
  • 1.5GHz Dual-Core Processor
  • 8 Megapixel Camera with LED Flash
  • 4.3-inch qHD Touchscreen

Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY White

The Xperia Play is the phone for the discerning gamer, combining top-notch smartphone chops with the gaming power of Sony PlayStation. Pre-installed with five games and with plenty more available from the dedicated game-store ‘Playstation Pocket’, this phone is a console-esque colossus.

Key Features

  • Android OS 2.3
  • 4-inch Touchscreen
  • PlayStation Controls
  • 5 Megapixel Camera

Apple iPhone 3GS 8GB

Meet the iPhone 3G S. Featuring a remarkable video camera, voice control and more. It’s a revolutionary phone, a great widescreen iPod and a breakthrough Internet device in one. And with tens of thousands of apps from the App Store, it can do just about anything.

Key Features

  • 3.5-inch Touchscreen
  • 3 Megapixel Camera
  • iOS 3
  • App Store
Also available in: white

Apple iPhone 4 8GB

With a remarkable 960 x 640 resolution in a 3.5-inch screen, text and graphics look unbelievably crisp and sharp. iPhone 4 lets you record and edit stunning HD video. So it’s the only phone – and the only camera – you need to carry with you.

Key Features

  • 3.5-inch Touchscreen
  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • iOS 4 Operating System
  • Facetime Video Calling

Apple iPhone 4S 16GB

The iPhone 4S uses the new Apple’s new iOS 5 operating system offering which brings with it a raft of new features. Available in both 16GB and 32GB versions and bursting at the seams with functionality (including the awesome Siri) the iPhone 4S is the top of the smartphone tree.

Key Features

  • 3.5-inch Touchscreen
  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • iOS 4 Operating System
  • Facetime Video Calling

BlackBerry Bold 9900

It’s time to get touchy-feely as RIM have brought yet another of those clever QWERTY/ touchscreen devices to the fore. The BlackBerry Bold 9900 enjoys having both its 2.8 inch touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard manhandled and, thanks to the 1.2GHz processor that it’s packing, navigation is fast and fluid.

Key Features

  • BlackBerry OS 7
  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • 2.8-inch Touchscreen
  • 1.2GHz Processor

BlackBerry Torch 9800

The BlackBerry Torch marks a company first, combining touchy feel screen technology with the full slide out QWERTY keyboard that BlackBerry regulars know and love. It comes packed with the latest OS6 software and a plethora of media treats.

Key Features

  • BlackBerry Operating System 6.0
  • Full QWERTY Keyboard and Touchscreen
  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • 4GB Internal Memory
Also available in: white

BlackBerry Curve 8520

Meet the latest member of the BlackBerry family, the BlackBerry Curve. Instantly recognisable bar one key element, say hello to the new touch sensitive optical track pad; a crafty piece of technology giving the user full control, making web-browsing a walk in the park.

Key Features

  • BlackBerry OS
  • 2 Megapixel Camera
  • Full QWERTY Keyboard
  • BlackBerry Messenger

BlackBerry Torch 9810

BlackBerry continue their touchy-typey adventures with the BlackBerry Torch 9810, the second in the Torch series but the first to run BlackyBerry’s snazzy new operating system OS7. Featuring an expansive 3.7” display, this handset puts paid to the idea that RIM kit is no good at the old multimedia stuff as the resplendent screen is just the ticket for watching back media content.

Key Features

  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • 8 GB Internal Memory
  • 1.2GHz Processor
  • 3.7-inch Touchscreen

BlackBerry Torch 9860

RIM have jumped on the full-touch device bandwagon again, dispensing with the full QWERTY and shoving in some uber-responsive touchy-feely technology. RIM has pushed the boat out with the BlackBerry Torch 9860, the specification of which is spectacular.

Key Features

  • 3.7-inch Touchscreen
  • BlackBerry OS 7 Operating System
  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • HD Video Recording

BlackBerry Curve 9360

Blackberry fans will be happy to know that RIM have jazzed up the Curve range to create the new BlackBerry Curve 9360. With more features than ever before this Curve is one hell of a handset.

Key Features

  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • BlackBerry 7 OS Operating System
  • 2.4-inch Touchscreen
  • QWERTY Keyboard

Nokia Lumia 800

The Lumia 800 is Nokia’s sleek new smartphone featuring an impressive 3.7-inch AMOLED displayand 8-Megapixel Carl Zeiss camera. Enhanced social networking integration makes an appearance as does Internet Explorer 9, and the fantastic free voice-guided satellite navigation service in the form of Nokia Drive.

Key Features

  • 1GHz Processor
  • 3.8-inch SLCD Touchscreen
  • 5 Megapixel Camera
  • Windows Phone 7 OS

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