Phones don’t have to flat and boring. LG’s second curvy smartphone, the G Flex2, ups the power and makes the body even more durable than last time around. It looks superb, but is its beauty more than skin deep?

If you’re in need of a solid, mid-range phone and don’t care whether you’ve got the latest and the greatest processor, screen resolution, and all the shiny new features, phones like the Lumia 640 could be just what you need. Microsoft sure makes a nice budget smartphone. Its latest Lumias, the 640 and 640 XL, […]

We go hands on with HTC's latest and greatest phone, the One M9. With a brand new camera and some cool features, it's a great update to HTC's line, but some aesthetic issues hold it back from greatness.

We go hands on with the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, The two best Samsung phones we've ever used.

Is the Blade S6 ZTE’s best Android phone yet? Android 5.0, a 64-bit processor, and some cool gesture controls make it a strong contender.

The Gionee Elife S5.1 is one of the world’s thinnest smartphones. Does this mean the tech inside has been compromised? We review the phone to find out.

BlackBerry turns on the vintage hi-fi and steps back in time, mixing a hardware cocktail in the Classic: a smartphone with a physical keyboard and old-school trackpad. Can this throwback unite diehards and defectors alike?

Samsung’s Galaxy Note Edge is a bold experiment that offers seamless multitasking and quick access to your favorite apps.

The Aster may not be Vertu’s most expensive luxury smartphone, but it’s easily the best we’ve used. Here’s what makes it such a winner.

Two different versions of the Sony Xperia Z3 arrived in the U.S recently. Both feature Sony’s signature design aesthetic and decent specs.

We review the Passport, BlackBerry’s big wide phone with a square screen. It’s built for business, but will you want to use it on the weekend?

The Galaxy Alpha is an unlikely smartphone to see from Samsung. It puts a top-of-the-line processor and gorgeous, though clearly derivative design, together with a middle-of-the-road screen and average battery.

After years of eschewing larger screen sizes, Apple has finally submitted to peer pressure and released two significantly larger iPhones. The iPhone 6 may be the more petite of the two, but it’s still significantly bigger than the 4-inch iPhone 5S.

The 2014 Moto X is a high-end smartphone with a customizable design. It may look good, but how does it compare with other flagship smartphones?

Two different versions of the Sony Xperia Z3 arrived in the U.S recently. Both feature Sony’s signature design aesthetic and decent specs.

Huawei’s Ascend P7 is a well-designed smartphone with a premium feel and mid-range specs. It takes after the iPhone’s looks, but how well does its performance compare?

Do you believe the stereotype that all smartphones designed and produced in China are rubbish? Don’t, because the Gionee elife S5.5 is here to change all that.

The G3 is LG’s biggest smartphone release yet, and comes with an amazing Quad HD touchscreen. Does the phone live up to the hype associated with the screen?

We review the audio-centric HTC One M8 Hardan/Kardon Edition. A nice set of earbuds compliment the M8, but the rest of the features fall somewhere between a niche and a gimmick.

Nokia has announced the Nokia X, the Nokia X+ and the Nokia XL, three phones which use Android as their operating system, but push Microsoft’s services rather than Google’s.

Motorola's Photon Q 4G LTE gives Sprint users a chance to enjoy Motorola's industry-leading keyboard without switching to Verizon.

The Motorola Atrix HD is the best Motorola handset on AT&T and a great deal for $100.

The Samsung Focus 2 improves on it predecessor while keeping to a low $50 price point, making for a practical – if uninspired – Windows Phone device.

The LG Optimus 4X HD is a great super phone that matches its competitors in most areas, but fails to stand out from the pack..

The Samsung Galaxy S3 (S III) manages to live up to its hype, delivering an excellent Android experience on every major US wireless carrier.

The EVO 4G LTE sets a new standard for phones on Sprint, offering compatibility with the future of its voice and data networks and cutting-edge specs.

The HTC One X makes AT&T’s other Android offerings look weak with a supersized high-res screen, top-shelf camera and a thin, sleek design.

HTC returns to form with the One S, a compact powerhouse with a vibrant AMOLED display, superb camera and ultra-thin design.

Sony’s Xperia P is a step up in design, and makes a good choice if you're shopping for a smaller smartphone.

The LG Optimus 3D Max takes a second attempt at bringing glasses-free 3D to an Android phone.

Nokia’s flagship Lumia 900 brings fast 4G LTE and a huge AMOLED display to the Lumia lineup for only $100 on contract, but otherwise sports the same dull specs under the hood.

We review the massive Samsung Galaxy Note, the largest Android phone we've reviewed yet, complete with its own stylus. But does it measure up?

The Motorola Droid 4 gets a speed boost thanks to the addition of 4G LTE, and continues the proud Droid standard of QWERTY keyboards with one of the best on the market.

The Sony Xperia Ion is priced well at $100 on AT&T, but runs outdated software and has some screen and responsiveness issues.