Blackberry is one of the leading smart phone brands in the world. Blackberry is more famous for its business model smart phones.

The HTC Desire Z was launched alongside its HD sibling at the manufactures London conference in September. They may be siblings, but they appear to be completely different, as Desire Z provides users with a full QWERTY keypad.

The recently announced LG Optimus Chic, unlike its sibling the Optimus One, is a smartphone aimed specifically at a female market.

The LG Optimus One was unveiled recently alongside the Optimus Chic, and the two handsets seem to show a new side to the manufacturer.

The Motorola Defy is one of the first rugged smartphones we've seen, its rubberised casing and Gorilla Glass protected display making the handset immune to dust, scratches and even water.

The Blackberry Curve 8520 is one of its kinds of the RIM phone family that introduces various features and hopes to bring in this change for the future Blackberry models as well.

RIM mobiles have astonished the average mobile consumers with their newest entry which is priced at substantially low rates as compared to its same brand counterparts – The Blackberry Curve 8520.

A quad-band smart phone, the Blackberry Curve 8520, is the first of its kind to sport a trackpad minus the ball. Unlike its forerunners, this time Blackberry has become more appealing to the non-corporate users who might find this phone much in vogue and user friendly.

Blackberry introduces Blackberry Curve 8520, the first ever phone of its kind to have most of the quintessential Blackberry features and yet to be priced lower than its counterparts and also to sport the first ball-less trackpad. The trackpad has brought in the new trend that is likely to be followed in the future models of this phone brand.

Mobile phone deals have made it possible for the average customer to be able to own their dream phone at discounted rates or at no cost at all when it is associated with contracts put forth by various network service providers in the UK.