The Phones To Watch In 2010

By Author: Bonny Kominek
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This is an exciting time in the history of the mobile phone. With technology developing apace and competition fierce, new and improved models are constantly hitting the market. Here are some of the best phones that 2010 has to offer.

1. The Samsung Omnia II: Probably Samsung''s most competitive release to date, the Omnia II is equipped with all the features necessary to make it a superstar. Samsung fans will love the sensitive touch screen, excellent storage capacity, 5 megapixel camera and Windows Mobile 6.5.

2. HTC Touch Pro II: Another phone calculated to compete with the best, the Touch Pro II is ideal for business use. In addition to a slide out keyboard, noise reduction speakers and an excellent conference call function, it also features a tilting touch screen and built-in GPS. Without a doubt, one of the most user-friendly smartphones on the market today.

3. Sony Ericsson Vivaz: This tiny but exquisite mobile phone is solid proof that the best things come in small packages. Set to be one of the stars of the 2010 mobile market, the Sony Ericsson Vivaz combines a stunning, curvaceous design with a 3.2 ...
... inch touch screen, a widescreen viewing mode and the capacity to be plugged directly into a TV.

4. T-Mobile Dash: The T-Mobile Das has been around for a while now ? which makes it all the more impressive that it''s still able to compete with the newest arrivals on the market. Features such as trackball navigation and one-handed usability make it a great phone to operate, while Wifi, GPS and 3G capabilities provide the icing on the cake. The only disadvantage is that the Dash doesn''t have a touch screen.

5. Sony Ericsson X10: The smallest Android phone to date, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is about as technologically advanced as mobile phones get. Launching in the UK in April, it boasts a QVGA touch screen, as well as a 5 megapixel camera, Wifi, Bluetooth and GPS.

6. Apple iPhone: It''s not by any means new on the block, but that doesn''t affect the fact that Apple''s iPhone is still the most in-demand mobile model ever released. From its sensitive, high definition touch screen to its stupendous range of apps, the iPhone should continue to lead the market in 2010.

Of course, it isn''t just the model you should consider when buying a new mobile phone ? it''s the whole package. Bear in mind the contract terms, the network coverage and the customer service offered by the provider ? the perfect deal should compete on every front. Bonny Kominek was inspired to write this article by Vodafone UK who have some new mobile phones available.