Nokia E65 The E65 slider. Kid sister of the E61: almost half the size but way more than half the capability. Wi-Fi, QVGA and Quad Band telephony in a tiny and beautifully put together package. Find out why this phone is an Aussie bestseller...
| | Nokia N73 Nokia's N73 is little more in size than a candybar feature phone, but it packs a major smartphone wallop. A 3.2 Megapixel autofocus Carl Zeiss lens camera and stereo speakers are two features of this amazing allrounder.
| Palm Treo 680 Palm's latest salute to the long reigning Palm Operating System comes in the form of the Treo 680. The ease of use which Palm smartphones are renouned for continues with the 680, whilst it brings a new style to the popular series.
| Samsung Blackjack Definitely one of the smallest and sleekest smartphones around--and it has already become a bestseller in the United States... meet the Samsung Blackjack. Samsung plays its best card here, and may just be showing a winning hand. Available in slightly different forms via different Aussie Carriers, which one is just right?
| Sony Ericsson M600i A powerful smartphone running Symbian UIQ, with QWERTY, touchscreen, handwriting recognition, predictive text and more. Marvellously compact, great audio and good battery life: Is this Sony Ericsson's most practical smartphone? | Nokia 5500 Sport The 4WD/SUV of mobile phones, this compact and ruggedised Nokia also happens to be smart and capable. The 5500 Sport has a 3D sensor / accelerometer pedometer function to monitor your progress whilst you are exercising, with full PC data exchange and software to analyse your workouts. Glimpse under the hood of one of the strongest phones available.
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Nokia E61
 This QWERTY monoblock is the smartphone most likely to fit the much bandied label of "Blackberry Killer". The E61 is an incredibly capable phone that does just about everything you need, sans the camera. Now, if someone can just come up with 3rd party Symbian software that washes the dishes...
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