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Samsung Galaxy S3 (i9300) (16 GB)
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Candybar; Display Size: 4.8"; CPU cores: 4; Memory card …; Newest review: 12/2012
"FOR: Slim and stylish; innovative features; superb video, good audio; fast, clean interface.
AGAINST: OS seems a little shouty; some unnecesary features and software."
1 review,
8 opinions
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More information at: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, issue 1/2013 Quick. Smart Watch movies, stream music, tweet, browse the web - even make phone calls... Mighty Apple takes on the best of Android and Windows. In test: Ten smartphones were reviewed and rated. Final verdicts of 3 x "stunning all-rounder", 5 x "well worth considering" and 2 x "decent" were awarded. … to review
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Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 5.0 MP; Candybar; Display Size: 3.65"; CPU cores: 1; GPS, …; Newest review: 4/2012 In all respects, the Galaxy Ace Plus is a definite improvement over an already impressive handset. Few smartphones in this range are so well specced, although unfortunately battery life is still … 2 reviews |
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HTC One
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 13 MP; Candybar; Display Size: 4.7"; CPU cores: 4; Camera, …; Newest review: 6/2013
"FOR: Slick, stylish interface; screen quality; stereo sound; BlinkFeed integration; 4G.
AGAINST: Sound could be more agile; no expandable storage; camera isn't consistent."
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More information at: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, issue 5/2013 New HTC may well be the One When HTC burst onto the smartphone scene just under five years ago, it rocked the boat of many of the big manufacturers. Its first handset, known here as the G1, was the first unit to use Google's Android operating system and for a few years after, HTC consistently released excellent, well-designed phones that constantly outsmarted the competition. ... … to review
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Sony Xperia Z
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 13.1 MP; Weight: 146 g; Candybar; Display Size: 5"; CPU cores: 4; …; Newest review: 6/2013 "FOR: Detailed, entertaining sound; stunning screen; sharp video quality; swift, intuitive use. AGAINST: Poor viewing angles; size and shape may not suit everyone; variable camera … 14 reviews |
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Apple iPhone 5
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Weight: 112 g; Candybar; Display Size: 4"; CPU cores: 4; …; Newest review: 6/2013 "FOR: Classy build; intuitive interface; sound quality; detailed, sharp picture; iTunes store. AGAINST: Picture could be punchier; rivals have slicker and more customisable interfaces."
24 reviews,
1 opinion
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Samsung Galaxy S3
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Candybar; Display Size: 4.8"; CPU cores: 4; Camera, …; Newest review: 6/2013 The Samsung Galaxy S3 has a curved edges and is lightweight, so it feels comfortable to hold. TechRadar love the 4.8 inch 1280x720 Super AMOLED HD screen, which has balanced colours and lots of …
25 reviews,
2 opinions
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Samsung Galaxy S4
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 13 MP; Standby time: 370 h; Weight: 130 g; Candybar; …; Newest review: 6/2013 "FOR: Slim and light; impressive 5in, Full HD screen; 4G connectivity; storage expansion. AGAINST: Sound quality; rivals provide greater visual subtlety; some lag in operation."
16 reviews,
63 opinions
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Apple iPhone 4S
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Standby time: 200 h; Weight: 140 g; Candybar; Display Size: …; Newest review: 6/2012 Wired.com say the camera in Apple's iPhone 4S is perhaps one of the best that's currently available. Although it only has an 8 megapixel count, it's incredibly easy to use. It can be …
35 reviews,
5 opinions
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HTC One X+
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Weight: 135 g; Candybar; Display Size: 4.7"; CPU cores: 4; …; Newest review: 1/2013 HTC never quite lost its mojo, but if anybody needed a confirmation that it's still in top shape, the One X+ is it. It's a cracking smartphone that gives Samsung's Galaxy S3 a run for … 14 reviews |
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Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Candybar; Display Size: 5.5"; CPU cores: 4; Memory card …; Newest review: 12/2012 "FOR: Big screen; fast browsing; long battery life; smart features; good sound. AGAINST: Heavy; slight delay on home button; picture lacks a little detail." 13 reviews |
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HTC One X
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Weight: 130 g; Candybar; Display Size: 4.7"; CPU cores: 4; …; Newest review: 7/2012 For an advertising campaign to be so strongly focused on a phone's camera it is bitterly disappointing that the HTC One X is distinctly average in that respect. ePHOTOzine is still impressed by … 32 reviews |
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Samsung Galaxy S Plus (i9001)
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 5.0 MP; Standby time: 625 h; Weight: 119 g; Candybar; …; Newest review: 10/2011 “There isn’t a great amount of difference between this model and the Galaxy S, but if they were sitting side by side in the shop, you should probably opt for the new Galaxy S Plus. Above all, it has …
5 reviews,
13 opinions
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HTC One S
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Weight: 119.5 g; Candybar; Display Size: 4.3"; CPU cores: …; Newest review: 7/2012 According to Photography Monthly, HTC's One S is an excellent choice if you want a handset with strong photographic abilities. It handles highlights better than many compact cameras and …
20 reviews,
2 opinions
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Nokia Lumia 620
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 5.0 MP; Weight: 127 g; Candybar; Display Size: 3.8"; CPU cores: …; Newest review: 2/2013 The dual-core CPU of the Lumia 620 makes it a snappy performer, and feature wise it's not bad equipped for the price, sporting 8GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, NFC connectivity, a … 11 reviews |
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA arc S
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8.1 MP; Standby time: 504 h; Weight: 117 g; Candybar; …; Newest review: 1/2012 Considering that the Xperia Arc S is not a high-end offering but rather a midrange one, it's difficult to find anything to fault in it. It offers solid performance, the screen is par for the …
19 reviews,
8 opinions
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Samsung Galaxy W
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 5.0 MP; Standby time: 450 h; Weight: 115 g; Candybar; …; Newest review: 2/2012
Anyone who is not quite ready to jump up to the expensive high-end S2, but who wants to step up from a feature phone, will find the Galaxy W a decent option at its price. It has some weaknesses, but
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More information at: TechRadar UK, 2/2012 Samsung Galaxy W The Galaxy W (also known as the GT-I8150) is a middle-of-the-range smartphone from Samsung, coming in at a lower level than the S2 flagship. … to review
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Motorola RAZR i
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Candybar; Display Size: 4.3"; CPU cores: 1; Camera, …; Newest review: 12/2012 "FOR: Compact, solid build; fast, clean interface; speedy web browser; crisp text. AGAINST: Design is a little uninspiring; music and video lack detail; off-white tint to video." 17 reviews |
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA active
Type: Smartphone, Outdoor phone; Megapixel: 5.0 MP; Weight: 110.8 g; Candybar; Display Size: …; Newest review: 2/2012 With a tough waterproof and dustproof build, and in-built fitness apps, the XPERIA active is well suited to sporty types, but Mobile Choice felt that even those who prefer to stay at home would find …
7 reviews,
5 opinions
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Sony Xperia SP
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Weight: 155 ; Candybar; Display Size: 4.6"; CPU cores: 2; …; Newest review: 5/2013
The impressive build quality, luxurious feel and high-res display of the Xperia SP belie its midrange price tag in TechRadar's eyes, who were also impressed by its 4G and NFC support, and
10 reviews |
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More information at: S21, 5/2013 Sony Xperia SP Want the good looks of Sony's Xperia Z but not the cost? The Xperia SP could be just what the doctor ordered. … to review
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Motorola RAZR (2011)
Type: Smartphone; Megapixel: 8 MP; Standby time: 320 h; Weight: 127 g; Candybar; Display Size: …; Newest review: 2/2012 The new Razr from Motorola looks great, with an angled dark chrome trim and Gorilla Glass front. It's incredibly slim but feels sturdy thanks to the quality construction materials, including a …
23 reviews,
39 opinions
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Product information and further reviews for 3G Mobile Phones
Windows Phone 8X by HTC review: first look Know Your Mobile 9/2012 - HTC have joined forces with Windows to create the Windows Phone-powered 8X.
HTC Windows Phone 8X hands-on The Inquirer 9/2012 - The 8X is one eye-catching device, but it will need to impress inside as well as out if it wants to be a success.
LG Optimus 4X HD The Inquirer 9/2012 - Although the 4X HD packs a punch, its late arrival may cause it to lose out on a chance to enter into the fight.
LG Optimus 4X HD P880 TrustedReviews 9/2012 - LG is intent on knocking Samsung down a peg or two with the Optimus 4X HD P880 as its weapon of choice.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 TechRadar UK 9/2012 - Can the new Galaxy Note outdo its older sibling in ways other than size?
Samsung nails it with best-ever smartphone What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 8/2012 - Never has an Android smartphone, never mind a Samsung, been so eagerly awaited. The Samsung Galaxy S3 is the successor to the hugely popular Galaxy S2, our Award-winning smartphone last year. ...
LG Optimus 4X HD Expert Reviews 7/2012 - While manufacturers such as Samsung and HTC have had a huge success with their Android handsets, LG hasn't found the same favour among users. Can the Optimus 4X be the breakthrough the company's hoping for?
Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 TechRadar UK 7/2012 - Samsung's original Galaxy Ace was an interesting stab at producing a handset that straddled the gap between budget and midrange offerings. Now its successor has arrived, boasting better specs but also having to deal more competition than before.
HTC Desire C S21 6/2012 - If you are searching for a compact sized, affordably priced smartphone, the new HTC Desire C is worth considering.
Nokia Lumia 610 The Inquirer 6/2012 - Have Nokia had to sacrifice quality with their new, more wallet friendly Lumia 610? Find out how it fares.
BlackBerry Curve 9320 TechRadar UK 5/2012 - Does this budget offering from RIM have what it takes to sway the masses from the allure of Android and Apple?
BlackBerry Curve 9320 preview PC Advisor 5/2012 - RIM's latest addition to its BlackBerry range is a budget offering that aims to compete with the host of Android smartphones available at the bottom end of the market. Does it offer anything of note, though?
Samsung Galaxy Nexus connect 12/2011 - For the Nexus S, Google enlisted the services of Samsung and was able to comb out the snags left over from its first model, the Nexus One. It’s no wonder then that they’ve joined forces again to create the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
HTC One V Pocket-lint.co.uk 4/2012 - The HTC One V is the cheapest smartphone from the new streamlined range. Utilising the design of the previous Legend handset, what features does it offer?
HTC One V Mobile Choice 4/2012 - The other two handsets in the One series from HTC combine lots of power with an attractive design and some great features. Can the smaller, cheaper One V follow in its siblings impressive footsteps?
HTC One X Mobile Choice 4/2012 - The HTC One X has a powerful quad-core processor. If you want a fast and powerful phone, could this tick the right boxes?
Sony Xperia S Know Your Mobile 3/2012 - The Sony Xperia S is the first smartphone to be released since Sony Ericsson has been rebranded. How does the Xperia S fare?
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Computer act!ve 3/2012 - What manufacturers do with the Android OS is usually of little concern to Google, though they do feel the need to produce their own device every so often - such as the Galaxy Nexus - to show the others how it's done.
Panasonic Eluga first look TrustedReviews 2/2012 - Panasonic look set to make a smartphone comeback in April with the waterproof Eluga.
HTC Sensation Zath 8/2011 - With a 4.3-inch qHD screen and other impressive specs, the HTC Sensation is currently the iPhones greatest challenger. People not wanting to get on the iOS bandwagon will also appreciate the Android OS paired with HTC Sense, but how does it square up to the other Android phones out there?
Blackberry Torch 9860 hands on and full . Coolsmartphone.com 11/2011 - The Blackberry Torch 9860 is an executive styled handset that is seriously attractive. Could this be love at first sight?
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3G mobile phones use the third generation UMTS network to send more data and operate at faster speeds than previous phones were capable of.
This increased bandwidth allows owners of a 3G phone to not only make and receive voice calls, but also take part in two-way video conferencing and to view and download video and audio from the internet or specially designed television stations.
The data rate of 3G is around 384kbps which is faster than some basic fixed line broadband packages. Speeds of up to 2Mbps are also promised which, due to the fact that a stipulation of the contract for 3G networks stated that there had to be 80% coverage of the UK by 2007, gives the owner of a 3G mobile phone broadband equivalent internet access speeds from anywhere in the country.
However 3G phones did not take off as anticipated but the technology will continue to advance. In Japan work on 3.5G has begun which will offer users downlink speeds of up to 3Mbps.
The main 3G operator in the UK is 3, this is a global network which operates in five countries on 3G UMTS networks but also has agreements with 2G network operators to use their infrastructure as a fallback in cases of low coverage or signal loss, providing an important backup for customers when leaving the big cities most will be based in.
If you would like to use video calls from a mobile or are interested in downloading web content then a 3G mobile is the smallest device supporting all of these functions and to be thoroughly recommended.
