Todd Haselton

With GPS navigation, a better camera, and blazing 3G connectivity, the Pearl 8130 is one of the better smart phone bargains.

Speeds from this mobile broadband card are a mixed bag, but its connection never faltered.

T-Mobile's first mobile broadband modem is easy to use, but its 3G footprint pales in comparison to the other big carriers.

This business-savvy smart phone delivers landline-quality calls over Wi-Fi, but its cellular performance could be better.

Samsung's ultra-high-end touchscreen phone brings a welcome makeover to Windows Mobile along with a sharp 5-MP camera.

This fashionable budget slider has decent 3G speeds and a good music player, but call quality could be better.

Laptop Magazine reviews LG enV2, this messaging phone sequel offers a slimmer design and bigger display while still including a comfy keyboard, GPS, and plenty of multimedia amenities.

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

This Windows Mobile phone boasts an exquisite physical design and a unique user interface, but it carries too high a price tag.

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

With Wi-Fi, a touchscreen, and an innovative optical mouse, the Samsung Epix is a fully equipped but pricey Windows Mobile smart phone.

The ultimate Windows Mobile phone for power users who are willing to pay a premium.

The Samsung Access, AT&T's second Mobile TV phone offers a crisp picture, but it's a bit pricey for what you get.

AT&T's version of the HTC Touch Pro offers world-roaming capability, a better keyboard, and all the features power users are looking for in a smart phone.

A stylish smart phone for business users looking for strong data performance, a full keyboard, and a little multimedia fun on the side.