It seems that phones dubbed "iPhone Killers" are all the rage right now, with nearly every major phone manufacturer cranking out something, anything, with a similar look and feel as Apple's ubiquitous little device. Fortunately, Nokia's E71 is nowhere even remotely similar to the iPhone. Instead, it's a Blackberry Killer - or, a larger than average candy bar armed with a full keyboard. To be honest, only Research in Motion has really managed to perfect the kind of form factor, although lesser offerings from Samsung and Motorola took the spotlight for a short while.

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For such a giantastic conglomerate, Samsung is well known for taking some major risks when it comes to cell phone design. Especially for its line of sliders, the one type of phone that Samsung seems hell-bent on releasing in vast numbers. The latest slider phone being added to the pile is the Samsung U900 Soul, and it's not enough that it has that exquisite sleekness, a 5 megapixel camera, and a metallic frame.

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HTC is slowly turning into a major force in the cell phone world, garnishing a reputation for bringing out fully-featured smartphones with either touch-sensitive controls or QWERTY keyboards. The latest iteration of the successful Touch line is the Zune-like Touch Diamond.

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The Nokia N78 ain't yo momma's candy bar. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a better handset with the wide variety of features being offered by this Series 60 handset.

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In the spirit of famed touch-phones such as the Apple iPhone and LG Prada comes Samsung's latest: the F490. At 11.9 mm, it's thin, but manages to pack an good array of features into that slim body.

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What's the best way to sell a $1700 cell phone? Exclusivity. And the Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte oozes exclusive like that pile of green goo in Ghostbusters.

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Sony Ericsson's Walkman series of phones have always been right smack in the middle of the midrange market. The W380i is no exception, but it does introduce some novel features.

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