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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13.7. That's the magic number for Nokia's new N76 smartphone: at 13.7mm thick, it's the slimmest Nseries phone around.

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One of the most highly affordable flip phones produced by Nokia, the N75 crams a competent video/music player, camera, PDA, and Symbian operating system into one smartphone - all for a retail price under $400. It's not the most high-end Nokia phone by a long shot - but it does have all the bells and whistles of one.

Nokia's N93i is more camera than smartphone, with a 3.2 megapixel shooter underscored by Carl Zeiss optics. It doesn't end there, however - this flip phone features a 3X optical zoom, 30 fps DVD video recording, TV out functionality, and a hinge that swivels for widescreen viewing.

It's a mobile phone, portable GPS, professional camera, and mini-supercomputer all in one. The Nokia N95 device masterfully accomplishes every task thrown at it, while being wrapped in a stylish (though not necessarily slim) package. This is cutting-edge at its best.