Mobiles reviews

While a bit late to the game compared to T-Mobile and AT&T, Sprint's first Samsung Galaxy S smartphone, the WiMAX capable Epic 4G, has features that earlier models lack - like a full QWERTY keyboard. Todd tests out this second Sprint 4G smartphone for us in a full length review. Read the full story here.

The Motorola DROID 2 is the replacement for the wildly popular original DROID. The D2 features the same basic form factor and specs, except for a faster 1GHz processor and a build of Android 2.2 Froyo that features some DROID X style widgets. Learn more in Michael's full review. Read the full story here.

The new BlackBerry Torch 9800, available on AT&T today, is the first smartphone from Research In Motion to run its new OS 6 smartphone operating system. The Torch is also the first BlackBerry to feature both a QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen. Todd took it to the beach for a week and gave us this in-depth review. Read the full story here.

Here's a look at the Acer beTouch E110 Android smartphone that was put together by James Tromans for our sister site, AndroidAuthority.com. The E110 is a low cost Android smartphone that offers lower end smartphone capabilities at a good price point. Read the full story here.

The Samsung Captivate for AT&T is a Galaxy S based Android powered smartphone that features high end specs like a gorgeous Super AMOLED touchscreen display and a 1GHz processor. Todd tested it out for us, and really liked it. Read all about it in his review. Read the full story here.

The Samsung Galaxy S based Vibrant for T-Mobile USA is a very nice Android 2.1 powered smartphone that features a 4-inch Super AMOLED display and a 1GHz processor. It has great specs, but some issues. Learn more in Michael's full review, with video. Read the full story here.

The HTC Wildfire is low-cost Android 2.1 smartphone that borrows many features from the pricier Desire, but not its cost. Russ gives it a thorough testing in this in-depth review, with video. Read the full story here.

Here's a review of the BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone for Verizon Wireless and Sprint. The Bold 9650 replaces the older Tour model and updates it by adding more RAM and giving the design an optical trackpad controller. Todd tests it all out for us in this in-depth review. Read the full story here.

It's big, it's fast, and it's good looking. Motorola's new DROID X for Verizon Wireless is a slick Android 2.1 powered smartphone with a massive 4.3-inch display, just like the HTC EVO 4G for Sprint. Michael tests it out for us in this in-depth review. Read the full story here.

The Samsung S8500 Wave is the first Samsung bada OS powered smartphone to hit the market. The Wave feels like a TouchWiz feature phone on steroids, and with a smarter user interface. Michael tests it out for us in this in-depth review with HD video samples from the Wave's 720p capable camera. Read the full story here.