The budget phone with a lot to offer, the Nokia 6124 Classic is now available to buy exclusively on Vodafone pay monthly.

Offering 3G data speeds, a clear bright screen, 2 Megapixel camera with Flash and Panorama modes and memory card expansion up to 8GB the Nokia 6124 Classic may not be top-dog but is a good all rounder and because of it’s budget price, comes on some great tariff deals too.

Starting from Unlimited Texts and a free Nokia 6124 Classic at just £15 a month, find the best Nokia 6124 Classic deals here

Whilst the KF700 does have a large 3″ 240 x 480 pixel full touch screen which can be viewed in either landscape or picture, it also has a standard keypad accessed via the slide.

Connection speeds of 7.2 Mbps are achievable via HSDPA which is your only access option as WiFi is not.supported, the 3 megapixel camera is aided by auto focus and for low light operation an LED flash is provided.

This handset will not be of interest to the smartphone fans but if you are looking for a large screen handset with a decent camera, this surly will be a hit.

At present the LG KF700 is only available o2 but sure toi be on other networks soon.

For more information including the latest deals available go to the LG KF700 offers page.

Once again this is a very full featured phone from Nokia, the N95 and more recent N95 8GB came in with a very impressive feature set, but the Nokia N96 builds on that even more, and looks as though they are becoming worthy of their “Mobile Computer” title that raised a few eyebrows at the start of the N-Series.

For more info and to be notified of the Nokia N96 release date, visit the Nokia N96 here.

The latest in the Nokia luxury phone range, and third incarnation of the 8800 range, the Nokia 8800 Arte and Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte are the next step from the premium 8800 Sirocco.

With a good solid set of specifications, such as a 3.2 Megapixel Autofocus camera, 2 inch QVGA (240 x 320 pixel) screen, 3G connectivity and 1GB of internal memory, the Nokia 8800 Arte will serve well, but then when you’re buying a top-quality phone it is to be expected!

Along with a premium phone, you always get extras, so what’s in the box? Well inside we find the well-matched Nokia BH-803 Bluetooth headset, a lined Leather Pouch and matching Desk Stand.

While the original 8800 Arte has been out for a bit now, the new release of the Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte sees a style revision on the first. This revision is not in the sense that it is coloured Sapphire, but rather with a leather appearance to its polished steel exterior and an actual sapphire gemstone set into the navigation pad!

All in all the Nokia 8800 Arte and 8800 Sapphire Arte are solid, minimalist but classy models with all the style of their cost. A subtle attention grabber for those who like to quietly let on that they can afford it.

For more visit: Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte

Following along similar lines to the LG Chocolate and Samsung’s touch-control slider designs, the new LG KF510 comes across as a shiny yet smart looking phone with a lot of thought gone into it’s make-up.

Without going for any single Wow features at the expense of others, the KF510 phone covers all bases to a good standard, such as a its 3.0 Megapixel Autofocus Flash camera, 2.2 inch QVGA screen, EDGE data technology, Mp3 player, MicroSD slot and cool looking animated touch-panel.

Little extras however make the difference with this phone for general use in day-to-day life, simple things like the slide-out keypad for those who like to be able to feel what they are pressing, and the environment sensitive screen that adjusts brightness to save on battery in dark places, whilst remaining visible in the light.

Maybe not a completely top-of-the-line handset but the design thought, looks and price of the LG K510 make it one of those phones you can just tell will do well in todays market.

For more information, contract and pay-as-you-go options click: LG KF510

HSDPA 3G technology and EDGE 2.5G technology provide the Samsung F490 with high-speed mobile data capabilities, with Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0 providing high speed connections to local devices for transporting your large 5 Megapixel images, video and music media where you want it, fast. The provided 130MB of on-board memory can be backed up with removable microSD cards up to 2GB for storing your media also.

The Samsung F490 is a smart looking device with similar charm to the Apple iPhone but with two and a half times the photographic resolution and makes a great alternative to people who like the iPhone but take their photos a little more seriously.

More information on the Samsung F490 here.

The Nokia N82 is the latest in a long line of the popular N-series range of mobile and it’s looking like it moight be the best yet, 5 Mega Pixels, autofocus, Xenon flash the camera end is top of the range..

The Nokia N82 Black supports HSDPA data-transfer speeds of upto 3.6Mbps when within a 3G area and that is not enough, with the Bluetooth connection you can hook up to the internet via Wi-Fi and with the built-in GPS receiver and Nokia Maps you should never get lost!

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