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This is a video review of HTC’s flagship Windows Mobile Touch screen phone, the HD2. The HTC HD2 is a quad-band PPC phone with 4.3 inch WVGA capacitive touch screen, 1 GHz processor, 5MP camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional.

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Phone Arena shows you a side by side comparison of the Palm Pre, iPhone 3GS and Motorola DROID, so you can get a good idea of their similarities and differences.

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Now this is one bad ass looking Nokia E72 clone! The Zoho E72 has a TV tuner, dual sim, qwerty keypad, Wireless LAN (Wifi), JAVA, radio FM tuner, 1.3MP dual camera (back and front), auto answering calls, opera mini web browser and ebuddy. Check out the video after the break…

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Hands on with the latest and greater slider from Sony Ericsson. Aino for your viewing pleasure in HD 720p. Classic Sony Ericsson design with some sort of weird curves and finishing ends. 8.1 megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, HSPA, 8GB microSD in the box and Remote Play for connecting Aino with Playstation 3.

Note: this video is not in English.

Nick Marchall from cellfanatic tipped me about the Nokia N97, Motorola Droid and the HTC Touch Pro2 camera comparison post that he just published.  Head over to this post to view the photos.

Overall the Nokia N97 is my choice out of the three devices when it comes to imaging and this can be attributed to the dependable Carl Zeiss optics, dual LED flash and quick autofocus system. If you do not plan on taking many night photos the Touch Pro2 still takes excellent razor sharp images and does extremely well in macro shots. However for my personal needs I would still put the Motorola Droid in second place for a final ranking (best to worst) of the Nokia N97, Motorola Droid and Touch Pro2.

The Nokia N97 Mini gets reviewed by Phone Arena. Head over to this post to read the review. The new Nokia N97 mini is designed as companion to the successful Nokia N97. Designed with a social and style-conscious consumer in mind, the Nokia N97 mini is a smaller mobile computer with stylish stainless steel cues, featuring a tilting 3.2″ touch display, QWERTY keyboard and fully customizable homescreen that makes each Nokia N97 mini as unique as a fingerprint. The Nokia N97 mini delivers a truly personal internet experience in a compact handset based on the iconic design of the Nokia N97.

Ultimately, we like the Nokia N97 mini much better than its physically bigger brother. It comes with more appealing design, is made of materials with better quality and delivers improved in-call quality and operating system stability. Unfortunately, the N97 mini retains several of the shortcomings of the N97, like sluggish operational speed and limited video codec support. At the time of this review, the price of the N97 mini is slightly higher than what you would need to shell out for the N97, but this doesn’t change our opinion that the Mini is a better choice than Nokia´s flagship handset.

The Nokia Comes With Music Flagship phone, the Nokia X6, is now available in selected markets. Through the ‘all-you-can-eat’ music offering the Nokia X6 pioneers new ways for the world to experience music. The Nokia X6 is expected to retail for approximately EUR 450, before taxes and subsidies.

“The Nokia X6 Comes With Music edition is a stellar offering, that gives music fans the power to download all the music they could ever want – quickly, easily and for free,” said Ole Feddersen, vice president, smartphones, Nokia. “We are giving people a handy access to and ownership of a vast music library and a great new touchscreen device to play their music on.”

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