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The Nokia E63 has always been great value for money, based on the Nokia E71 it’s one of the most practical QWERTY phones ever made.

Now just £99.99 plus £4.99 delivery it’s an absolute bargain. Plus, when you buy it on Virgin Mobile you get unlimited texts and unlimited internet/email if you top up by £20 or more per month. Or, if you’re a light user then internet/email costs are capped to 30p per day.

The Nokia E63 is a professional QWERTY mobile phone with lots to offer and a reasonable price tag. It appears to be a wider version of the E71 business model and although it is made of plastic and not metal, the E63 maintains the quality feel of a high class device. The QWERTY keypad ensures the phone has a user friendly layout and this model has all the functionality of its business counterpart. The impressive 2.4 inch QVGA screen boasts 16 million colours and is great for watching films, if converted to MPEG4 format and saved to a memory card. The Nokia E63 also has good browser capabilities and performs well with the most complex of sites.

You’ll also find a 2 megapixel fixed focus camera on board with flash and QVGA video record. There’s 110MB of internal memory, which can be expanded up to 8GB using a microSD card. Memory cards are hot swappable, which means they can be removed and another inserted without switchi9ng off the phone. Another useful feature of the E63 is the 3.5mm headphone jack which affords the use of ordinary headphones to enhance the audio experience of the phone. In summary the Nokia E63 is an economical and impressively functional mobile phone which has a relatively streamline design. Although it lacks the GPS feature of its E71 counterpart, it is still a reliable and desirable phone.

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Yet to be officially announced, the hotly anticipated Nokia N8 (previously known as Nokia N98) will be a powerful smartphone with an amazing 12 megapixel Carl Zeiss camera. Sporting the Symbian 3 OS the N8 will offer improved networking making it ideal for streaming high definition multimedia files. It’s also rumoured to have HDMI support for an enhanced television playback experience. The 1GHz processor coupled with multi-touch input offers a new level of interaction.

The 3.5 inch touchscreen boasts a nHD resolution of 360 x 640 pixels for amazing clarity with 16 million colours. The fantastic screen should make web browsing with 3G HSDPA a dream and with GPRS/EDGE and Wi-Fi also included you can be sure to get online quickly wherever you are.

Photos taken with the N8 should have fantastic detail, with the 12 megapixel camera that features Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus and LED flash to give picture perfect results every time. The camera can also capture live action with HD video recording at 30fps and HDMI support (to be confirmed) allows you to view the results on your HDTV.

Every entertainment option you could ever want and more is included with the multimedia player, FM Radio with RDS, document viewer and photo/video editor. The super sharp screen, superior 12 megapixel camera and fluid OS make the Nokia N8 the ultimate multimedia device, in a sleek and tantalising form.

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HTC continue to amaze with their latest offerings the Legend and Desire. Both handsets offer a fast processor and the intuitive HTC Sense interface. These powerful Android smartphones have very similar specifications, with the same processor, OS, 5 megapixel camera, HSDPA web browsing and GPS.

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The HTC legend is simply stunning, formed from a single piece of aluminium giving it a premium polished look. The 3.2 inch AMOLED touchscreen has a resolution of 320×480 pixels, giving images a sharp appearance. The handy Friend Stream feature brings all your social networks together in one place with updates and posted images brought into a single stream on the homepage. The 5 megapixel camera has autofocus, LED flash and widescreen photo capture. Photos can be uploaded straight to Facebook and Flickr. The Legend also has GPS with Google Maps and a digital compass.

The innovative G-Sensor lowers the ring volume when the handset is picked up and mutes the ringer when the phone is put face down. Entertainment features are abundant on this phone and include an FM radio, video player and MP3 player. It’s quad-band for international roaming and has Bluetooth, as expected. The HTC Legend weighs 126g and measures a compact 112 x 56.3 x 11.5mm.

The HTC Desire offers all the same great features of the Legend with a bit more oomph. The Desire features a larger screen at 3.7 inch that excels when viewing videos and web content. The optimised browser offers seamless content loading and the text reflow feature allows you to zoom into text at a size you want for easier reading. It still has a great look and at only 12mm thick its very pocket friendly. The Desire is a little heavier at 135g and is slightly larger (119 x 60 x 11.9mm) to incorporate the bigger screen.

If you are looking for high-end specs and don’t mind the larger proportions the Desire would be the best choice for you. If you admire the finer things in life and don’t want to compromise on functionality then the Legend’s blend of beauty and power is the way to go.

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Expected at the end of April, the Nokia C5 makes a fantastic buy for anyone into the social networking scene. For ease of access Facebook updates have been integrated into the phonebook providing a quick alternative to going on-line. The free GPS navigator can even share your location with friends and family if desired.

The Nokia C5 will be one of the best mid-range, traditional-style phones on the market with support for email, instant messaging and social networking. The large keys and 2.2 inch display help take the strain out of message creation. Anyone who travels by car or by foot can make use of the GPS feature with Nokia’s Ovi Maps built-in.

The 3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash will also capture video footage and the Nokia C5 can also make video calls. Stereo IHF speakers give a relatively rich sound to audio files and the latest news, weather, sports and music releases can be enjoyed using the stereo FM radio. There’s 2GB of memory on board, which can be boosted to 16GB using a microSD if needed.

Connection to the Internet is via 3G or HSDPA, giving complete access to the internet with a fully-featured web browser. Light and compact (89g and 112 x 46 x 12mm) the Nokia C5 also has an amazing battery life, providing up to 28 days of standby and up to 12 hours talk-time.

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The HTC Legend is reminiscent of the popular Hero with a slim design and the trademark chin. The Legend’s 3.2 inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen is surrounded by a sleek alloy casing and feels great in the palm. Running on the Android 2.1 (Eclair) OS and a 600 MHz processor the device can easily cope with running applications quickly and users can easily navigate through the phone with the multi touch Sense UI. For live contact updates, images and messages, the FriendStream service offers a fantastic social networking experience.

The super sharp AMOLED touchscreen is perfect for viewing movies on the go and the 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash enables users to take brilliant photos every time. Being a smartphone, all the usual connectivity options are included including HSDPA and Wi-Fi for fast web browsing so sharing your photos with friends via Twitter, Facebook and Twitter is easily done.

Other features include aGPS, Google maps and quad-band for international roaming, MP3 player and ringtones and a nifty G-sensor that lowers the ringer volume when it detects the handset has been picked up.

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The Sony Ericsson Elm is a compact and lightweight phone measuring 110×45x14mm and weighing 90g. Ideal for those who want to do their best for the environment the Elm has been made from recycled plastics and is free from hazardous chemicals. Included in the box is a low power consumption charger, e-manual and minimized packaging. Sony Ericsson have tried to make the Elm as green as possible with a green calculator, and Walk Mate eco application.

Feature-wise the Elm and it’s slider sibling, the Hazel, are similar both with a 5 megapixel autofocus camera, web browser with Wi-Fi and HSDPA, GPS, media player, FM radio and Bluetooth. Social networking sites are integrated for quick access to all the latest gossip and there are some extra multimedia features including TrackID and MegaBass. There is also Intelligent Volume Adaption and Noise Shield for enhanced call quality. The Elm is a superb phone that manages to combine a great specification with being environmentally friendly as well as looking stylish.

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