CNET Australia reviews the BlackBerry Storm 9500 and writes, “As a dalliance into virgin territory for the BlackBerry family, the Storm is a success. As a smartphone, the Storm will suit the needs of many looking for a solid business tool with high quality media functionality. (more…)

InfoSync reviews the Samsung Saga and writes, “Overall, we were pleased with the Samsung Saga’s general performance. There were some few-second delays when launching programs, but it wasn’t any worse than other Windows Mobile smartphones we’ve tested and the system never froze during our testing period… (more…)

Vnunet reviews the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 and writes, “As highlighted at the start of the review, this phone has a lot going for it, but almost every one of its unique selling points seems to contain a fundamental and vital flaw that constantly irks the user… (more…)

Small Business Computing reviews the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 and writes, “Released earlier this year, the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 from T-Mobile is one of the most Wi-Fi-friendly mobile phones currently available to consumers. (more…)

Pocket-lint reviews the T-Mobile MDA Compact IV and writes, “HTC has created a device that is a great iPhone alternative and offers those not keen to switch to Apple or O2 the chance to get touchy feely with their phone, although the new BlackBerry Storm from Vodafone might also appeal… (more…)