Why is the Viewty outselling the iPhone? Well… 1. The Viewty is a better phone – The Viewty has a 5 mega-pixel camera vs. the iPhone’s 2mp, The Viewty is 3g enabled (HSDPA) which is way faster than the iPhone (2.5g), The Viewty has a Xenon flash so it can take pictures at night. I could go on but it will take up too much space, you will be better off reading this: 51 Reason not to buy the iPhone. 2. The Viewty is available on all the major phone networks - 02, Orange, Vodafone, T-mobile, Virgin Mobile, and 3, unlike the iPhone that is just available on O2. 3. The Viewty is available on a 12 month contract – unlike the iPhone, which has a minimum contract length of 18 months. 4. The Viewty is a lot cheaper – The Viewty is FREE on an 12 month O2 contract (200 mins and 200 texts per month), for £30 per month, plus £55 cashback, so the total price over the contract length is £305, whereas the cheapest iPhone contract will cost you £899, (£269 for the handset, plus 18 months x £35 for O2 200 price plan, 200 mins and 200 texts. Even if you compare the 18 month contracts the iPhone is 122% more expensive than the Viewty. (Viewty FREE on 18 02 month contract (200 mins + 200 text), £25 p/m minus £45 cashback = £405 total over contract length)

Love the User Interface but hate the body of the phone. Looks too big and the keyboard looks hard to use.

Perfect price/functionality ratio, One of the best cameras available on the market, Outstanding material and build quality, Excellent ergonomics and High quality sound

The thin, lightweight and organically shaped MOTO U9 beckons you to touch it. Small and curvaceous, it fits perfectly into your palm or pocket.

Poor battery life, low ringing tone and video not that clear.

I was informed that this phone in the US and carribbean (Puerto Rico, Dominica, Haiti), it does not work on both SIMs. This is just a two-cards carrying phone.

With the tempered glass touch interface, i'm wondering if it will get scratched just like the LG Chocolate.

I think one of the main concerns of designing a PSP phone is gaming controls. Sony has designed very good gaming controls in PSP so that should not be a problem. Sony just needs to make the standard PSP games compatible with the PSP phone.

The article refers to this phone as mid-range - that must be a mistake. It's got to be low-end according to the specs. That being said, it's a good low-end phone that I wouldn't mind owning

From a hardware perspective, the E90 doesn’t cruise in with a stellar performance. Sure, it has two beautiful screens, but at a price, both in terms of battery life and cost to your wallet, as this phone is sold in the UK for £624 or roughly $1200 US. So far, I’m not convinced that this phone is truly worth that much money.

I love SE mobile phones! Simple yet elegant.

Not too large or too small, easy to pick up and use and comes with just enough multimedia features to satisfy the average consumer.

One of the most impressive features in terms of design in the F490 is the large Touch screen. The touch screen is replete with many touch controls that facilitate good user friendly experience. The rather lightweight and compact design makes for a good firm grip on the phone.

LG KS20 is looks good, slim, stylish and packed with good features. Good comments from most of reviewers. Also supports 3.5G / WiFi.

Wheres the wifi, 3g, DVD quality screen, qwerty keyboard, microSD card slot, Ergonomics and Performance?! I still think iPhone is much better!

Interesting that so many people are comparing this new release against the iPhone. Whether they find it superior or not doesn't matter, the thing is everyone compares it to the iPhone. Some people will say it's because the iPhone is the absolute new standard in phone design. I say it's just many people's way of saying: "See how the iPhone is such a scam."

If you turn off the HSDPA and 3G, the battery life improve quite a lot.

As compared to O2 Atom, the battery life is worse and the speakers is not as good.

Here's what i like about this phone Fast processor, Large memory, Inbuilt GPS, Custom housing, 3G Quad band, Comfortable in the hand, Good quality screen, Strong construction, Non-slippy casing, unique navigation dial, Full size stylus, GPRS Monitor included, O2 added applications, Good battery life

The cons are no 3g support and camera does not have video recording. I was told was told that Blackberry CURVE is coming 2nd quarter of 2008

Only 1.3 megapixel camera with rather basic interface. The phone felt a little flimsy in our hands: The plastic casing was just a bit too easy to bend and ply.

Web browsing is very lacking, bad location of microSD slot, some sound issues

Looks great! It also had great functionality and easy customization.

I dislike this model because it looks bulky and does not have touchscreen.

Excellent navigation device but i prefer to discover places by foot!