The good Interesting concept 2GB internal storage The bad Poor basic performance Jackets are garbage Expensive for what you get It could be argued that the mobile phone space is growing stale. There's been very little commercial innovations for handsets outside of the standard variations on the common phone design in quite a while.

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Modu phone

The good Excellent build quality Good keypad Improved camera Very responsive Good battery life 3.5mm audio port The bad Optical navi-pad can be annoying at times S60 platform feels dated in light of the competition The Nokia E71 was one of our favourite business smartphones thanks to its attractive design and full range of useful features. More than a year on, is its successor, the E72, just as compelling a smartphone? Let's look at the differences between the two to find out.

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Nokia E72

The good Excellent build quality Good keypad Improved camera Very responsive Good battery life 3.5mm audio port The bad Optical navi-pad can be annoying at times S60 platform feels dated in light of the competition The Nokia E71 was one of our favourite business smartphones thanks to its attractive design and full range of useful features.

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Nokia E72

Has it really been more than a year since Research in Motion launched a 3G capable handset? BlackBerry manufacturer RIM has finally announced a successor to its wildly popular BlackBerry Bold 9000 , increasing the product number to 9700, but trimming the fat across all of the handset's physical dimensions.

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The good Constructed from recycled materials Good call quality Can sync with Microsoft Exchange server The bad Expensive Average camera No 3.5mm headphone socket Basic web browsing The crazy Sony Ericsson phone names keep on coming, with the Satio, Aino and Yari to be joined by the Naite (pronounced Nate-ey). But Naite has another noteworthy trait separating it from its funky named brethren in that it is the first Sony Ericsson phone to carry the Greenheart badge — a reminder of Sony Ericsson's commitment to environmentally-friendly phone production and distribution. How green is your mobile

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Sony Ericsson Naite

The good Constructed from recycled materials Good call quality Can sync with Microsoft Exchange server The bad Expensive Average camera No 3.5mm headphone socket Basic web browsing The crazy Sony Ericsson phone names keep on coming, with the Satio, Aino and Yari to be joined by the Naite (pronounced Nate-ey). But Naite has another noteworthy trait separating it from its funky named brethren in that it is the first Sony Ericsson phone to carry the Greenheart badge — a reminder of Sony Ericsson's commitment to environmentally-friendly phone production and distribution. How green is your mobile

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Sony Ericsson Naite

The good Great call quality Camera is OK Stellar battery life The bad Poorly designed keypad Boring colours Uninteresting suite of apps Message stick Compared to the sea of Nokias you're probably familiar with, the 6720 Classic appears slender.

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Nokia 6720 Classic

The good Zoom bar is awesome GPS hardware is powerful 5-megapixel camera is a stand-out The bad 2.6-inch screen is too small for the task Boring beige design breaks no new ground A refresh in Nokia's Navigator series has become an annual event. The 6710 is the company's third Navigator and its best, though its shortcomings are still glaringly obvious

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Nokia 6710 Navigator

The good Funky clear touchpad Intuitive gesture control Superb display Decent battery life The bad 8MP camera takes terrible photos Web browser and media player could use refinement No 3.5mm headphone socket on the phone Black, rectangular box with a screen and twelve buttons: we try to add a bit of pizzazz to the way we describe mobile phones, but this sums it up for so many phones. Not the LG Crystal.

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LG Crystal GD900

The good Light, slim design Easy to use Good suite of business tools Long battery life The bad Numeric keypad isn't best for long emails 3-megapixel camera is a bit shabby Not everyone wants a smartphone with a touchscreen and loads of entertainment features. Many people just want a device with long battery life, great call quality and a few applications to help them read and edit work documents on the move.

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