Whether you want to surf the Web at top speed, or just transfer your camera phone pics in a hurry, we take a detailed look at the phones that offer the best options for getting connected.
A slew of phones come with great options for connecting calls, synchronizing with your desktop and accessing the Web. We've divided the options as follows:
Cellular for internet connectivity
Wi-Fi for internet connectivity
Bluetooth for short-range connectivity
USB for high-speed file transfer
HTC's Mogul on Sprint and AT&T's 8525 are the two phones that provide the best connectivity options, all in all. Motorola, on the other hand, impresses with early adoption of 3.6 Mbps HSDPA support. Über-phones such as Apple's iPhone and Nokia's N95 only support EDGE networks, but with a theoretical speed of 0.5 Mbps, they still hang in there.
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» By release
October 2008, November 2008, December 2008
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» Top 15 by carrier
Unlocked, AT&T, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Helio, Alltel
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» Top 15 by user type
Average Joe, Business users, Calling addicts, Fashion conscious users, Globetrotters, High-res addicts, Internet addicts, Multimedia enthusiasts, Music aficionados, Outdoor enthusiasts, TV addicts, Video lovers, More...
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» Top 15 by brand
Apple, HTC, LG, Motorola, Nokia,
BlackBerry, Samsung, Sony Ericsson Other
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» Top 15 by platform
Palm OS, Symbian S60, Symbian UIQ, Windows Mobile
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» Top 15 by cell phone type
Business smartphones, Multimedia smartphones
Consumer QWERTY phones, Multimedia phones
Concept phones
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