Its 8-megapixel camera beefs up the photo firepower from the Tocco's 5-megapixel shooter, with a hefty bunch of shooting features for both stills and video imaging

The S3500 sliderphone aims at wallet-friendly chic, with an attractive metallic look and a slimline design that's trickled down from Samsung's Ultra series

Its typically decent set of mid-range features are bolstered by a terrific music player performance and Wi-Fi connectivity

The Samsung B2700 is more for active outdoors lifestyles than post-apocalypse phone-a-friend

Switch on the W595 and you'll be greeted by a bright and vibrant QVGA display with excellent layout and icons

Its design may not win any beauty contests, but its build quality is excellent and it feels good in the hand

The 6210 Navigator has much of the high-grade multimedia functionality Nokia includes with its latest Nseries models

the Nokia 6220 classic has a stunning amount going for it at its mid-tier price

It is significantly smaller than any of its competitors, and competes more with the likes of LG's Secret than it does with other Windows Mobile smartphones

Its brushed stainless steel casing is a vast improvement on the usual plastic models, and large selection keys and a big rectangular navpad will please even the fattest-fingered users

Our short and sweet verdict is that if you already have a Sony Ericsson K800i there is absolutely no need to upgrade to the K810i

It is not difficult to see why the N70 retains its appeal while other mobiles come and go with amazing speed. It is small, neat and easy to use. It has a 2 megapixel camera with the clever sliding lens cover that was used again in the N73.

Overall, the W810i's many minor improvements have tweaked the performance perfectly and anyone who has used an earlier Sony Ericsson handset will still find it all very familiar.