Todd Haselton

A huge high-res touchscreen, speedy Web browsing, and free GPS navigation make this smart phone our top pick for Verizon Wireless.

A huge multitouch display, blazing processor, and HTC's slick Sense interface make the HD2 the best Windows Mobile phone in a long time.

A sharp 5-megapixel camera and a unique user interface make the Behold a solid touchscreen phone.

A full-featured and innovative multimedia touchscreen phone that stands on its own.

This mid-range flip phone for Verizon Wireless isn't very exciting, but it gets the job done.

This visor-mounted Bluetooth speakerphone kit is compact and easy to set up, but it could be louder.

The Nokia N82 is a powerful camera phone with built-in GPS that's good enough to replace your digicam. Just bring money.

With an improved backlit QWERTY keyboard, the Rumor2 is a satisfactory messaging phone with GPS navigation.

This portable charger will power your notebook and cell phone simultaneously, but you'll pay a pretty penny.

This touchscreen phone offers an elegant design and fun interface along with speedy surfing, but is it worth the $50 premium over the iPhone 3G?

PCMobilizr brings your desktop to your mobile phone, but its slow speeds and high price give us pause.

This USB broadband card loads Web sites quickly but has trouble maintaining a consistently strong signal.

T-Mobile adds a gorgeous display, 3G data, and GPS capability to its addictive messaging phone.

RIM's smallest BlackBerry with a full QWERTY keyboard hooks up with Sprint's Music Store and TV, making this a great smart phone for work and play.

LAPTOP magazine reviews the Sprint M520 by Samsung. A budget slider that delivers style and multimedia fun for a great price.

The LaCie Little Disk is a stylish portable hard drive delivers decent speeds and good synchronization software.

Laptop Magazine reviews ASUS P527, this Windows Mobile 6 smart phone offers impressive GPS capabilities, but it falls short in too many other areas.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Verizon Wireless SMT5800. This unique slider smart phone from HTC is easy to carry and offers good performance, but it skimps a bit on features.

RIM's first clamshell packs a punch despite the lack of 3G support.