Phone Reviews
Phones are all but vital to our modern existence, so choosing a good one is important. As they become thinner, more feature-packed, and inevitably more expensive, you’ll find the final word on the latest smartphones, both budget and flagship, Android and iOS, right here. For The Verge’s thoughts on everything Google Pixel, Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S, and more, you’ve come to the right place.
AT&T has a lot of solid Android phones to choose from — is the Samsung Galaxy S II the best of the bunch? And can it compete with the iPhone?
The Galaxy S was a huge success, but plenty of other excellent phones have come out since. Does Samsung still make T-Mobile’s best phone?
The fulfilment of Nokia’s promise of a thoroughly modern MeeGo smartphone is upon us
Apple adds a faster CPU, a better camera, and new software to a familiar looking phone — is it enough to make you buy?
At 4.7 inches, the Titan stretches the definition of the smartphone form factor, but is Windows Phone suited to such a vast display?
The Epic 4G Touch may be the best smartphone that Sprint has ever offered, but its amazing display is a double-edged sword.
Can Motorola’s biggest and baddest Android phone to date take on the competition?
The keenly priced Xperia Mini Pro targets lovers of physical keyboards who don’t mind working on a smaller screen
Can faster innards and a new operating system keep the Torch alive?
The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G Slide has a fast and powerful camera, but the software can be aggravating for power users
RIM takes another shot at an all touchscreen BlackBerry — is the third time the charm?
RIM tries to get back in the game with the Bold 9930... but it might be too late
Do a dual-core processor and great keyboard make up for the Droid 3’s lack of LTE and thicker stature?
Motorola’s first 4G phone for Sprint is a beast... but can it take the Evo 4G’s crown?
Sprint takes HTC’s new 7-inch tablet with a stylus and adds WiMax (and a two-year contract), but does that make the tablet better or worse?
Sprint’s prodigal flagship device gets refreshed with an added dimension — but is it for the better?
After years of rumors and wishful thinking, the PlayStation phone is real — but is it worth the wait?
Can Sprint give Google’s Gingerbread flagship a new lease on life?
The Infuse 4G’s gigantic 4.5-inch display may not be for everyone, but can some other standout features give it mass market appeal?
Once a closed platform, T-Mobile brings the Sidekick brand back from the dead — and this time, it’s running Android.
HP reintroduces webOS in a micro form-factor... but does anyone want a phone this small?
