Here we are then – D-Day for mobile phone cameras. Sony Ericsson has squeezed a staggering 8megapixel digital sensor into its imminent X10 Android phone, and will be marketing it as THE phone for sociable people who don’t want to compromise on picture quality. So that’s the bluster. But what are the photos produced by [...]

The Motorola CLIQ, which we call the DEXT in Europe and is available in the UK exclusively through Orange, is Motorola’s first Android phone, predating the DROID/Milestone. It comes with Motorola’s MOTOBLUR smeared over the top of Android, in case Google’s seamless integration of social networking stuff isn’t good enough, plus there’s an impressive 5megapixel [...]

Ahh, the Acer A1. Looks a bit chunky, runs a marginally customised version of Android 1.6 and boasts a whopping great 3.5″ touchscreen running at 480 x 800. The phone was reviewed well by most outlets, although we’re yet to actually see one in the flesh so can’t even pretend to have an opinion on [...]

We feel a bit emotionally involved with the poor Samsung Galaxy i7500, what with the phone and its users seemingly given a rough ride by Samsung, Google and the mobile operators, and finding itself lumbered with Android 1.5 with no likelihood of an update to Android 2.0 or even 1.6. But that’s for them to [...]

The T-Mobile Pulse, which is the first contract-free, “pay as you go” Android phone to hit the UK, wasn’t particularly highly spoken of in reviews. It’s resistive touch-screen has a slightly non-aspirational plastic covering on it, plus, due to internal memory restrictions, it’s unlikely an update to Android 1.6 versions or later will be possible [...]

A bizarre phone, the HTC Tattoo. Released after the HTC Magic, it offers the innovations and enhancements of… being slightly worse in most areas. Yet costing about the same on most contracts. So while the Tattoo seems to be an exercise is letting HTC make a bit more money by selling something cheaper to make [...]

Ahh, the good old T-Mobile G1, known as the HTC Dream in other places. The Android phone that kicked it all off. The Android phone that was, to be frank, rather underwhelming, what with its super-chunky keyboard-based design and the rather “bare bones” state the Android OS was in when the phone arrived. But anyway. [...]