The Nokia 5230 is a sleek, stylish phone for the fashion conscious consumer It’s a colourful phone with the necessities you want and need in a mobile phone

If you are a real “girly girl” and you’re looking for a phone that is frivolous and fashionable with fun features and functions, then the Samsung Diva is just the phone for you It looks good but doesn’t have too much gadgetry

Nokia has once again come up with a slim and attractive design feature phone Phone users, regardless of gender, age and class, will find that Nokia 7230 suits their everyday needs

The Nokia 97 Mini is smaller and more attractive than the previous model, but it doesn’t stop there It not only has a 5 megapixel camera and a responsive touch screen, but it also has a smaller price tag

If you are looking for an affordable little phone with a bright, vibrant touchscreen, then the Acer beTouch E200 might be the phone for you This impressive phone is built for durability and looks and looks more expensive than it is

The current market isn’t too impressive, with a sense of monotony in the phones that are on offer In the current day and age, it seems that they all have touch screens

Also known as the Motorola CLIQ (in the USA), this frumpy-looking little mobile phone with its plain, grey appearance and rounded corners is actually better than it looks It’s an Android smartphone with a slide out QWERTY keyboard which is powerful, responsive, and will suit those whose social integration ranks high in importance in their daily lives

The HTC Pure was one of the first phones in HTC’s fleet to receive the Windows Mobile 65 treatment when it was released in October

RATING: 4/5 – It is fair to say that we like the sound of the Elm, but cannot give it full marks until we get to grips with the handset It really is something different and it pleases us to see that massive companies (like Sony Ericsson) are willing to take risks that the consumer market may brutally reject, especially when these chances are taken in a bid at improved sustainability

Available only with Vodafone from around £35 per month (this is for a 2-year contract), the Samsung H1 handset has been specially built around Vodafone 360 Designed to be a Contact-Centric Connectivity aid, the H1 handset has a completely different approach to how mobile phones work