Nokia has announced the Nokia X2-01, a new member of Nokia's Xseries. This candybar smartphone is targeting mid end users. The X2-01 has a QWERTY keyboard which is great for people who love text-messaging and frequently create status updates. This smartphone is running on Series 40 operating system, and it is basically the squared off version of the C3 with the new Communities app added. Social networking like Facebook and Twitter are all integrated through the app.
The Nokia N86 offers some subtle but meaningful improvements over the Nokia N85, and it's quickly become our favorite of Nokia's Nseries devices and the one we'd recommend first, even over the mighty Nokia N97. The Nokia N86 packs all our favorite features, including one of the best cell phone cameras on the market, The N86 8MP also has solid music and multimedia playback features and even app downloads in Nokia's upstart Ovi Store.
This iPhone offers 3G data speeds, rather than the much-maligned EDGE of the original. GPS is the other major new feature, with plenty of other tweaks. However, the iPhone 3G’s release also coincides with Apple’s launch of the App Store, allowing users to buy and download applications from the handset itself, or within iTunes.
The BlackBerry Bold 9780 offers an unparalleled QWERTY keyboard and the new OS 6 addresses a number of key complaints we had in the past, including the browser which was seriously behind the times. This makes it one of the best non-touchscreen QWERTY smartphones in the market.
