Best Android smartphones
Over the past few years, the Android OS has gone from a viable alternative to other popular system, to the dominant force in smartphones. But, unlike the iPhone, there are dozens of models to choose from, made by numerous well-respected electronics companies. Which is the best Android for you?
There has never been a better time to choose an Android phone, with companies like Samsung, HTC and Sony forging ahead with leaps in technology. Android phones now have class leading displays, fast, quad-core processors and loads of great, new connectivity features. Below is our favourite Android smartphones that are available now, including the biggest, baddest and brightest phones of this year, and some of our favourites phones of 2011.
Be sure to bookmark this page and check back regularly for new inclusions. We are reviewing new Android handsets all the time and we'll add our new favourites, as we see them.
Samsung Galaxy S III
The Galaxy S III is the best phone we've seen so far this year. Samsung matches great hardware and software with outstanding battery life, making it a very tough phone to beat. more »
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Is it that to be classed as one of "the best" you have to have a huge screen or that manufacturers only ever bother to put the most current hardware into their biggest handsets?
I am looking to buy an HTC, but am really confusing myself!
I am deciding between the Desire and the Wildfire. I plan to go overseas in the next couple of months so I am looking for an unlocked handset so i can use other sim cards in it. I will also be using skype quite a lot so do you know which phone is best suited for that??
The things that are confusing me is all of the specs (for eg: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 & 3G 900 (Optus YesG/Vodafone) / 2100)
what does this all mean?
What is the difference between 3G and next G??
Will i be able to use the internet on my phone in european countries??
Any advice would be helpful
Cheers
Possibly the worst Android series is the Sony Ericsson's. Want to know the brand that gets sent back for repairs most often? Thats right, Sony Ericssons including the Arc.
Do yourself a favour, throw it out and get yourself a HTC =D (which you will have for years)