Latest mobile phones 2012

In the mobile market in constant evolution, it may be difficult to keep up with the latest mobile phones. Therefore we have set up this platform for the most recent reviews of our mobile phones: get you jump to the ideal point for selecting the best device for you on popular models around.

We cover a variety of brands, including Apple, HTC, Nokia, Palm, BlackBerry and operating systems, like Android, IOS and Windows Mobile 7, so you should find something that catch your interest here.

In short, if you are looking for a new phone, a great place to start.

The first HTC Wildfire spread a bit like his nickname, as popular as its blend of HTC Sense, the form factor of sustainable and affordable show. Well, that is burned, but he needs a successor to carry the torch. From the ashes of S. Wildfire

The handset runs the legacy quite well, with an impressive stable frame, great social features and touchscreen. The market has changed since the first Wildfire his trail blazed in the story, however. With dual-core super phones of the fight, it is difficult to reach a 600Mhz processor Hot Stuff in the eye.

And while the HTC Sense proves to be irresistible as ever, the absence of grunting Flash support for iPlayer and others miss.

All that would be important when releasing the Wildfire S has a token amount from your account, but you'll have a few leaves have only burn a hole in your pocket (about £ 220 SIM-free or £ 15 per month) to to qualify for this little guy.

In the highly competitive market of 2011, which makes the Wildfire S is a tricky matter. Beginners will also be served by the rounded package Wildfire S, but it can certainly be a lot more for the extra money, not much.

Sony Ericsson could finally fulfill the promise of the good, all smartphones have never felt that it was not good enough? Perhaps it was foolish to expect, but we're starting new with this phone.

Attractive design with a curved back, only 8.7 mm thick in the middle? Verify. Impressive Exmor technology new camera? Verify. Good spec list, including an HDMI output? Verify. Excellent video player? Verify.

The hardware is very impressive, both in terms of appearance and performance. Forget the way dual-core phones - if properly done, a single core processor running at 1 GHz can do anything, even when busy, dynamic web pages to create the phone to take a breather.

As it stands, we are prepared to slight imperfections of the Xperia Arc (small buttons, text entry is odd) to forget her stunning good looks, excellent screen image and very decent performance. You can not help but love him if you have slim body and her magical gaze admiringly given in his fireworks in the real world.

This update of the Torch 9800, the first touchscreen-equipped BlackBerry, is mighty similar to its predecessor at first glance. But you start the touchscreen of 3.2 inches and you start to notice the difference, with a VGA 640 x 480 pixel resolution, the experience much sharper.

The processor is fast, has good battery life, and contacts, and messaging are fantastic, but we have a few complaints. This, ladies and gentlemen, an incremental update and struggling to find its niche in the pantheon BlackBerry.

There RIM phones, the more on the demographics that are key focuses of this phone easily, and those who already own a Torch 9800 may still be locked into a contract, so there will be little chance to update.

It is by no means a bad combination, but it's worth a look, along with phones like the Bold or Curve 9900 as a benchmark.