The BlackBerry Storm2 is packed full of features – too many to mention, even. The excellent email feature supports up to 10 accounts, the QWERTY keypad is nice to type on and the user interface has some intuitive short-cuts. Of course, as with all BlackBerrys, the camera has a way to go if it wants to compete with other high-end media smartphones.
Out of the box, Samsung phones often struggle to impress. Maybe it's the egg-carton packaging that Samsung uses, or perhaps it's the gun-metal grey plastic bodies of recent Samsung phones, but the G600 and i450 have both made poor first impressions, defying their much hyped features. Sliding the i450 open to reveal its recessed keypad did little to raise our opinion; a flat plastic layer with numbers defined by tiny raised strips. It was only when we slid the body in the opposite direction that we encountered the first of many pleasant surprises.
The HTC Touch P3452 presented with a 1GB microSD memory card to regulate and let you store your media files. HTC Touch P3452 let you quickly browse through e-mails, web pages, messages, music, and images, making navigation a breeze. Live HTC Home™ vibrantly displays imperative in sequence, such as real-time conditions update and a large easy-to-view clock. P3452 is Tri-band GPRS/EDGE enable device with Wi-Fi support. All you have to do is to simply sweep your finger up the display in order to begin an vigorous 3-D line that embrace three different screens namely; applications, contacts and media.
The phone itself is pretty compact at 4.17 inches tall by 2.17 inches wide by 0.55 inch thick and 3.99 ounces. The HTC Tattoo features a 2.8-inch QVGA resistive touch screen and comes with a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, a microSD expansion slot, and a 3.2 megapixel camera. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are also onboard. Of course, as an Android phone, you get access to Google's various services, including Google Maps, Google Mail, and the Android Market.
The Sony Ericsson K200A integrates a VGA camera and photo album, immediately accessible with just one click on the dedicated button. Given that the K200A has a slideshow view and will store up to 40 images, it's easy for users to view their pictures in full screen and share them with friends. Navigating the phone is easy, as the menu can be set to a series of simple, single icons. To keep things hassle-free, the central navigation key is set-up to give one-click access to key features such as the phone book (which stores up to 300 contacts) and messaging menu.
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The BlackBerry Storm2 
