Reviews on music phone (P. 2/21)

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"HTC Magic"

1 Mobile Phone (approx. £480)

Published on 6/2009

On test: HTC Magic

"Both the predecessor to HTC's Magic, the G1 or Dream, and Google's mobile OS, Android, felt unfinished in their prior incarnations. Many of the issues that held it back from being an 'iPhone killer' have been addressed, including the design aesthetics." Review details: Single Test. One mobile phone was reviewed and rated on features, performance and value. → Test results

"HTC Magic"

1 Mobile Phone (approx. £480)

Published on 6/2009

On test: HTC Magic

"Continuing on from HTC's original G1 running Google's Android OS, the HTC Magic addresses many issues of design and performance in a touchscreen interface. Following the iPhone's lead, applications are available for wireless download, though lack of a standard headphone socket is dismaying for music listeners." Review details: Single Test → Test results

"Nokia 5220 XpressMusic Review"

1 Mobile Phone (approx. £80)

Published on 6/2009

On test: Nokia 5220 XpressMusic

"With new features regularly finding their way into Nokia's XpressMusic handsets, the new 5220 is worth a look for the price alone, even if it misses out on the touchscreen the 5800 gets. Thin and tall, the face of the handset is offset on the left, making it longer on that side by a considerable amount." Review details: Single Test. One mobile phone was reviewed and rated on design, features, usability and value. → Test results

"Nokia E75 review"

1 3G Mobile Phone (approx. £280)

Published on 6/2009

On test: Nokia E75

"With a full-Qwerty slide-out keyboard and standard numeric keypad, Nokia's E75 has it all covered for those who don't want to go down the touchscreen path. Aimed at business users, it also makes itself useful for out-of-work situations by having two independent home screens." Review details: Single Test → Test results

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