Todd Haselton

Nokia's latest flagship device packs in plenty of power and a first-rate browser, but its design and app selection leave something to be desired.

Despite its beautiful display, Samsung's second Android smart phone for the U.S. is marred by sluggish performance and an awkward interface.

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

T-Mobile's first 3G BlackBerry also offers Wi-Fi calling in a compact, elegant design.

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

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

This work-and-play Windows phone offers a good touch interface and smooth TV playback.

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

This budget-friendly 15-inch notebook offers a slick design and good performance, but it's a little overpriced.

This touchscreen phone shoots sharp video and sports Wi-Fi, but the price needs to come down.

This multimedia conversion application supports a wide variety of formats, but it could be faster.

This app makes converting videos simple, and works on notebooks with ATI as well as Nvidia graphics cards.

This zippy and intuitive CUDA application makes short and easy work of video conversion.

Sprint's first Android device is one of the best touchscreen smart phones on any network.

This rig has plenty of power for blasting baddies, but its design could be more exciting.

This affordable and stylish smart phone has a great keyboard and offers a new way to scroll.

It's the fastest, meanest-looking gaming notebook ever--if you can afford it.