Todd Haselton

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

This compact smart phone adds a keyboard to HTC's innovative TouchFLO interface, but it's hobbled by sluggish performance.

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.

Laptop Magazine reviews SyncTV Private Beta, another Internet TV company aims to bring DVD-quality content to your computer la carte, but content is lacking.

It has GPS and a sleek look, but this clamshell is not for multimedia fans.

This Android phone offers an ultrabright display and slide-out keyboard, but it's a bit plain compared to the competition.

This charger can charge two gadgets at once, but it could use a little more juice.

This stylish accessory lets you use your MacBook (or other notebook) with an external mouse and keyboard.

This Android smart phone features a great keyboard and strong integration with social networks.

The Eternity packs all the multimedia functionality you could ask for, but it doesn't execute flawlessly.

A stylish and fun clamshell that offers fast data for a budget price.

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.

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?