A minor facelift moves the Instinct a notch forward while others proceed by leaps and bounds.

The HP Mini 1151NR has a lot going for it in our review, but things still don't add up.

Even with fantastic battery life the Magnet is more notable for what it doesn

Beginners will love the Jack's easy interface, bevy of features, and reasonable price.

For those who still cling to home landlines, wireless phones don

A brilliant e-ink keyboard shines as an overwhelming high point on an otherwise forgettable phone.

The upcoming T-Mobile myTouch moves Android forward, but still repeats a number of major flubs.

Despite a slick design, the 8.1-megapixel camera in the W955a fell well short of expectations.

Unlike many modern smartphones, Samsung's Highlight boasts long-lasting battery life.

LG's enV3 offers full QWERTY and numeric keypads, making it an ace for both calling and texting.

LG's revamped enV boasts an impressive feature list, but is plagued by a long list of nags.

Despite the $50 price tag, the Curve 8520 performs right up to par with its premium relatives.

The lack of a touch screen on Nokia's Surge keeps it a notch behind the competition.

The HTC Hero which we review, hits a home run with all the features missing from earlier Android efforts.

The Instinct HD's camcorder is impressive, but its clunky OS holds it back from competing with even cheaper models.

Motorola’s Cliq which we review, has a clever take on social networking and may be the best Android device on the market today.

An 800MHz CPU gives the Moment more pep than many of its siblings, in addition to a competent camera and hard QWERTY keyboard.

In our Blackberry Storm 2 review, we find out if BlackBerry has improved upon the criticized first generation storm....

As we found out in our hands-on review of the Samsung Behold II, some of Samsung’s attempts at customization sabotage an otherwise competent Android handset.

The Motorola Droid, which we review, gives anti-Apple users, and Verizon a phone to be proud of.

The FlipShare TV makes it easy to share amateur videos on the Web and your TV, but as we found in our review, it’s a lot of hardware for a very simple task.

As we found out in our Roku HD-XR review, the new Draft-N-enabled box still excels at streaming online media like Netflix, but still can’t access locally stored content.

We review the Android-powered Motorola Devour which features a touch-sensitive optical directional pad, 3.1 inch capacitive touch screen display, and aGPS support with device location.

We review the Apple iPad. Can it change the way we think about tablet computers?

In our HTC Droid Eris review we explain why the cheaper alternative to the Motorola Droid has a lot to offer for half the price.

We review the Android powered Cliq XT which subtracts the keyboard and some bulk from Motorola's original Cliq.

We review the highly anticipated HTC Droid Incredible to see if it can stack up to the original Motorola Droid.

We review the Kin One touch screen cell phone from Microsoft that features a design aimed at youth who love messaging and social networking.

We review the Kin Two touch screen cell phone from Microsoft that features a design aimed at youth who love messaging and social networking.

We review HTC's HD2 which features a huge 4.3-inch display and Qualcomm's latest 1GHz Snapdragon processor, but can it have success with Windows Mobile 6.5?

We review Sprint's feature packed HTC EVO 4G to see if it can stack up to other Android standouts such as the HTC Incredible and Motorola Droid.

We review the Apple iPhone 4 to see if it can live up to the massive hype and overcome some reported launch issues.

We review Motorola's Droid X smartphone which aims to compete with the HTC EVO 4G and the Apple iPhone 4.

We review the Samsung Captivate, a key competitor to the iPhone on AT&T and part Samsung's Galaxy S series of smartphones.