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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You'd think the Nokia 7900 was part of Nokia's L'amour fashion line of uber-cool devices, but it's not.

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The Vertu Ascent doesn't have a camera. It doesn't have a browser. Connectivity is practically nil. Did we mention it also retails for $3850?

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How do you go about improving a thin touch-screen smartphone? If HTC's Touch Dual is anything to go by, the answer would be "transform it into a slider and throw in a QWERTY keyboard."

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Even though Samsung was one of the first players in the slide phone arena, it never delivered that "hit" slider that rocked the industry much like LG's Chocolate or Nokia's N95.

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It may look like a slider, but don't be fooled: HTC's Touch Cruise is a high-end candy bar with a touch-screen that replaces the keypad, a la LG's Prada or Apple's iPhone.

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Since the release of the N95, Nokia has continually one-upped itself with newer, more technologically advanced phones - the N95 NAM, N95 8GB, and now - the N82.

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