A decent all-rounder with a fantastic screen and a very reasonable price tag undermined by unacceptable battery life
Stonking performance, a stunning screen and one of HTC’s best designs in years make this our new smartphone king
Samsung's big, friendly giant works brilliantly for some tasks, but its huge size means it's unlikely to extend beyond niche appeal
Beautiful and well built, and with a fabulous AMOLED screen, but battery life is poor and the camera lets the side down
Poor battery life under load and a below par camera undermines an otherwise decent Windows Phone handset
Android 4 has much to recommend it, but Samsung’s hardware, for once, isn’t all that it could have been
As a physical specimen, Nokia’s first Windows 7 phone is spot on, but it isn’t quite the finished article
The fastest smartphone bar none, but its chief selling point – Siri – is a work in progress, making the iPhone 4S an expensive upgrade
An improvement to the original, but not enough to keep up with the best of the smartphone competition
A glorious 4.2in screen and great performance - is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc our new favourite smartphone?
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