The Mobile World Congress has come to an end, and we round out this week's live coverage with a list of the most coveted smartphones and feature phones.
Score: 76% When: November 2008 Worth: $800 Carrier: Unlocked
Our long-awaited Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 review finally tackles the high-resolution, panels-flipping, Windows Mobile super-phone. Does it live up to the hype?
Score: 76% When: October 2008 Worth: $500 Carrier: Unlocked
We check out the big daddy of Nokia's Nseries devices, the 16GB N96, now available with North American 3G support. Does it top our favorite smaller Ns? Find out in our Nokia N96 review.
We get our hands on the LG KF700, with all its input methods and advance features. Is this more than an enhanced Prada phone? Check out our preview and pics.
The new high-end CyberShot C902 has GPS location and facial-recognition auto focus. Time to throw out the point-and-shoot? Check out our hands-on gallery.
You might come for the stickies, but you'll stay for the impressive camera, with touch sensitive focusing. Read more about the G900 and check out our pics.
The Samsung G810 is a Symbian OS slider with some advanced optics on board, including (drumroll please) real optical zoom. Check out our pics of this heavy-duty cameraphone.
When: August 2008 Worth: $400 - $500 Carrier: T-Mobile, Unlocked
Sony Ericsson's new W980 Walkman phone has plenty of storage and an FM transmitter to broadcast to your radio. Will touch sensitive buttons stymie the best-in-class music player?
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