Can LG's top L-style handset produce substance and style, or is it destined for a shallow existence?

The Samsung Galaxy SIII is one of the most highly-anticipated mobile phones this year. Thankfully, it'll be released on every major US carrier.

Can this small, rubber clad phone climb head and shoulders above its competition, or will it be swamped by the vast array of budget handsets on the market?

Updated The Orange San Diego is the first phone to arrive in Europe sporting an Intel processor, signalling a new player in a market which is currently dominated by ARM chips.

As indicated by the title, the Titan II is a sizable handset, with a 4.7-inch display that luckily features little bezel along the sides, keeping it easily grasped.

Vodafone has taken aim again at the budget smartphone market with the low-cost Android 2.3.5-toting Vodafone Smart 2.

Updated We've taken a better look at the NFC capabilities of the Xperia S and played with the SmartWatch in a bit more depth - check out our findings in our in-depth review.

The Samsung Brightside doesn't actually have much of a bright side, unless your sole use for a cell phone is making calls and maybe sending text messages – but even that's a stretch considering the price.

It may not be the fastest or highest end 4G LTE-powered smartphone in Verizon's lineup, but the Samsung Stratosphere has enough going for it to make it a worthy recommendation.

Not long ago, T-Mobile's Sidekick was the ultimate solution for keeping friends abreast of your daily minutia. But that was before such functionality became standard in all phones.

The 610 is a cheap smartphone with just 256MB of RAM, a single-core 800MHz processor and Windows Phone Tango. Does it sacrifice too much?

Updated With the latest version of Android, a whopping 4.8-inch Super AMOLED HD screen and a whole suite of Apple-beating features, is the new Galaxy SIII the greatest phone ever?

Sony's smallest Android smartphone for 2012 offers a dual-core processor and plenty of charm. But what's new, next to its brothers?

The mid-range Sony Xperia P is a boundary-pushing smartphone that is knocking on the door of a number of its more expensive rivals.

This cheap, ICS-equipped QWERTY phone is definitely going to appeal to keyboard fanatics.

We get our hands on the long-awaited and longer rumored Droid Incredible 4G LTE. But does it live up to the expectations?

We got a hands on look at the Kyocera Hydro on the show floor at CTIA 2012.

Android innards in a slimline and waterproof body mark Panasonic's return to European smartphone action.

At a bargain price and with dual-SIM capabilities, this niche budget phone might be better than it at first appears.

If you want an LTE-capable Windows phone on AT&T with a bottom bargain price, up until now you've been a bit stuck. Fortunately, at CTIA 2012, Samsung unveiled the Samsung Focus 2.

Updated A top of the range cameraphone with an emphasis on pictures, music and connectivity. Is the One S the One to have?

The HTC Evo 4G LTE has it all - amazing specs, beautiful design, (tons of acronyms)… but can it succeed on Sprint's network?

Updated Taking on the budget smartphone market is getting tough these days, but RIM's new Curve 9320 is well-placed to achieve success.

A new version of Windows Phone is in the offing, and ZTE's budget handset just might help bring the operating system to the masses.

Motorola's Defy line of Android smartphones continues with a new, small, low cost addition. Is the baby of the family up to scratch?