The S500 is what you'd call the glossier, more expensive version of the Sony Ericsson W580i. Even though the two phones share identical physical sizes and feature sets, the S500 comes carrier-unlocked and exhibits some subtle design differences in color and button placement. However, it's still the same quad-band music player and camera phone.

Motorola's Q 9h is the second-generation Windows Mobile smartphone with a full QWERTY keyboard and looks that are just a little reminiscent of RIM's Blackberry series.

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A spin-off of the acclaimed 8800 series of phones, the Nokia 8600 Luna takes the style and sophistication of the 8800s and ups it a notch with a sliding glass cover, glowing keypad, and a display that supports up to 16.7 million colors. Technical features aren't too shabby either: the 8600 sports a 2 megapixel camera and Bluetooth 2.0.

It's not quite a slider, and it's not quite a flip, either.

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Not one, not two, but three versions of the Nokia N95 smartphone.

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The K850 (not to be confused with the KE850) by Sony Ericsson is quite simply a digital camera first, and mobile phone second.

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Call it the comeback kid. Motorola's latest and greatest flip phone is the RAZR2 V9, the successor to the highly successful RAZR. But this isn't your uncle's RAZR: with 3G HSDPA, the V9 is more next-gen than the iPhone.

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