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Best Cell Phones of 2008
Price: $299.99
The HTC Touch Pro is a portable mobile office with a built-in entertainment center.
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Price: $99.99
The BlackBerry Curve is our top smartphone choice on Verizon Wireless, and it’s cheaper than most at $99.99.
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Price: $199.00
At a cheaper price point than its predecessor, the iPhone 3G is a hard device to pass up.
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Price: $79.99
The Chocolate 3 offers crystal clear call quality, a sharp 2MP camera, an FM tuner, and GPS support.
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Price: $299.99
Around the office, we refer to the Bold as the Bentley of smart phones.
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Price: $179.00
It goes without saying: Google's first Android phone deserves a special place on our best phones of the year list.
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Price: $129.99
In a year when trying to compete with the iPhone was the mission, the LG Dare put up a damn good fight for Verizon Wireless customers.
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Price: $129.99
The Instinct packs features like a touch screen display, visual voice mail, a good music player, into an iPhone-like form factor.
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Price: $129.00
The LG’s enV2 got significantly shorter and thinner than the original enV, while boasting a larger 2.4-inch internal display and still comfortable QWERTY keyboard.
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Price: $49.99
We saw lots of phones try to double as a digital audio player this year, but Nokia's XpressMusic did it with simplicity and affordability.
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