Casio G'zOne Brigade

Casio G'zOne Brigade

Normally rugged phones offer few, if any, Internet-connected features — apart from the chirps of Nextel push-to-talk conversations that serve as sonic litter on most construction sites, they're typically just a few steps beyond the StarTacs of old. Not so with the Casio G'zOne Brigade ($250). This water- and shock-resistant... [More]

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Puma Phone

Puma Phone

We'll be the first to admit that Nike would have been the first shoe company we'd expect to launch its own handset, but that doesn't make the Puma Phone ($TBA) any less cool. Designed by Puma and Sagem Wireless, the Puma Phone is an "active smartphone," offering the expected features... [More]

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HTC Legend

HTC Legend

Believe it not, the smartphone that looks the most like a MacBook isn't from Apple. The HTC Legend ($TBA) is a new Android 2.1 handset featuring an Apple-like unibody aluminum design, as well as a 3.2-inch AMOLED screen — not as roomy or sharp as the one found on the... [More]

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Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series

Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series

Forget the typically awkward name: this is an all new Windows smartphone experience. Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series is a complete re-build of Windows Mobile, with a spartan interface replacing the clutter that had become synonymous with the platform. Key features of the new OS are a series of "hubs"... [More]

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LG Mini

LG Mini

While it's more of a feature-phone than truly "smart," the LG Mini ($TBA) may be enough to satisfy those with less ambitious mobile cravings. Centered around a 3.2-inch, 16:9 touchscreen, the Mini offers 7.2 Mbps HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, A-GPS, a built-in FM radio, microSD storage with music and video playback,... [More]

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Sony Ericsson Aspen

Sony Ericsson Aspen

Despite its declining marketshare, Windows Phone is still powering some pretty impressive handsets, including the new Sony Ericsson Aspen ($TBA; Q2 2010). As part of the company's GreenHeart line, it offers eco-friendly features like a power saving mode, eco mate application, electronic manuals, waterbourne painting, and a body made form... [More]

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Jawbone Icon

Jawbone Icon

Equal parts jewelry and gadget, the new Jawbone Icon ($100) continues the Bluetooth accessory specialist's push to make headset wearing less of a social faux pas. In addition to gallery-worthy styling and the requisite Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR functionality, the Icon also features NoiseAssassin 2.5 noise elimination, improved audio clarity,... [More]

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Motorola Backflip

Motorola Backflip

Sporting a unique reverse flip design and the MOTOBLUR content delivery service, the Motorola Backflip ($TBA; Q1 2010) will be the first Android phone released on AT&T. The design lets the screen slide up for access to a hardware keyboard, or flip around to act as a video viewing stand.... [More]

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Dell Mini 5

Dell Mini 5

If the last week was any indication, 2010 will definitely be the year of the tablet, and the Dell Mini 5 ($TBA) looks to be a solid option amongst the sea of upcoming slates. Rocking a five-inch multitouch screen, five-megapixel rear and webcam-quality front facing cameras, a built-in SIM card... [More]

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Nexus One Phone

Nexus One Phone

New: Uncrate's Garrett Murray gets his grimy hands all over the new Google phone. Just when you thought you were all ready to plunk down your holiday gift cards toward a new iPhone, Google comes out of a left field with a scrappy alternative. Built by HTC, the Nexus One... [More]

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LG Expo

LG Expo

"Hunchback," "Chubbs," "Fatty" — call it what you want, but the LG Expo ($200) is a standard smartphone with a surprising secret: a $180 DLP pico projector that straps to its back, not unlike an "iPhone" made from a cheap Tracfone, an iPod shuffle, and some tape. Apart from the... [More]

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HTC HD2

HTC HD2

Sure, it runs the not-so-hot Windows Mobile 6.5 OS, but if you're determined to pick up a new Windows Phone, you can't do better than the HTC HD2 ($TBA; Early 2010). As the first Windows phone with HTC's Sense user interface, the HD2 is way more usable than the average... [More]

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Motorola Droid

Motorola Droid

Who would have thought that the hot new Android device of the month would come from previously dead-in-the-water Motorola? The Motorola Droid ($200; November 6) is Verizon's newest iPhone competitor, and the star (if you can call it that) of its new iDon't advertising campaign. Apart from being the first... [More]

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Jabra Stone

Jabra Stone

We're not ever going to be proponents of leaving your robot ear Bluetooth headset in at all times, but the Jabra Stone ($130) is the first to even tempt us. Featuring a terrific new shape, the Stone curves around the back of your ear, and fits into the included charger... [More]

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InPulse Blackberry Smartwatch

InPulse Blackberry Smartwatch

Hide your addiction with the InPulse Blackberry Smartwatch ($150). It connects wirelessly via Bluetooth to your Blackberry, letting you discreetly check emails, texts, and Twitter updates without busting out the phone. The InPulse sports a 1.3-inch full color OLED display, a built-in vibrating motor, and a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery.... [More]

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