At the forefront of Nokia's late-2007/early-2008 line of high-tech phones is the Nokia N81.

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What more is there to add to one of the biggest product launches of the decade? The Apple iPhone's touch-screen isn't the first of its kind - with several earlier offerings by LG and HTC - but the smartphone's unique combination of music, user-friendly interface, and one of the best web browsers ever made set the bar that much higher.

Samsung was one of the leading pioneers of the thin slider phone, a trend that's been picking up steam for its Matrix-style coolness.

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After releasing more than a few devices that were simply rebranded by some big carriers (AT&T, Sprint, Orange, and T-Mobile among them), HTC is finally entering the phone market on its own with the HTC Touch.

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Hot on the heels of the LG Prada, the Shine is a brilliant work of art that comes housed in a full metal casing and a unique mirrored display.

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Sony Ericsson's newest slider aimed at the US market combines a quad-band phone, a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, and an incredible battery life of 9 hours.

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Long before the iPhone turned the mobile smartphone market upside down, there was the LG Prada.

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