The Nokia N93i, a compact and stylish digital camcorder and multimedia computer in one. Boasting a host of advanced features - from DVD-like quality video capture to direct video uploads - the Nokia N93i enables you to record great quality video wherever and whenever you feel inspired.

The Samsung SGH-i600, Ultra Messaging is very similar to the Samsung Blackjack (AKA SGH-i607). The differences of the two smart phones are the presence of a built-in Wi-Fi and a second VGA Video call camera on the SGH-i600. The SGH-i600 overcomes two of the major disadvantages of Samsung Blackjack, the lack of wi-fi and the absence of a Video Calling camera on the front (since both devices have support for 3G). Having these characteristics the Samsung Ultra Messaging SGH-i600 is one of the best smart phones we ever seen. 

Sony Ericsson is on a roll with its music-centric Walkman phone line, and in the past year and a half, the company has been introducing new models as steadily as the beat of a drum. Its latest entry, the Sony Ericsson W710, puts a unique twist on the Walkman series. In addition to a series of fitness applications, it also comes with a sturdy armband for listening to music on the go. And of course, you get the usual assortment of quality Walkman phone features in an attractive, if a bit blocky, flip phone package. In all, it's a solid effort, despite a few missing features and an unimpressive external display.

The Samsung X830 (or the Samsung Blush as the pink version has been nicknamed) is a tiny music player phone with a rotating design. There's no doubt that this is a very trendy, cool-looking phone that is packed with features and is a real head turner. Available in black, white, pink and orange, the X830 is one of the smallest and lightest phones ever. When closed, all you can see is the screen and the click wheel used for navigation and controlling the music player. Swivel the phone open, and you can make calls and have access to a full keypad.