Nokia Asha 300 Review: Released in 2011, the Nokia Asha 300 was another phone in the ‘Touch and Type’ series of phones. By 2011 the touchscreen phone had basically taken over as the default style of phone, but old habits die hard – and particularly at the lower end of the market the touchscreen experience … Read more
Ericsson GA628 Review: Announced in 1996 and made available to the public in 1997, the Ericsson GA628 mobile phone was the updated version of the GA 318. Although there were other models available at the time, these phones tended to appeal more to the business users, and this left the GA models to cater towards … Read more
Motorola Moto G4 Review: Released in 2016, the Motorola Moto G4 was the sequel to the older Motorola Moto G3. The Moto series was by no means the most powerful phone in the Motorola stable, but it became a type of flagship for the brand. Offering a relatively high specification, the phone offered a great … Read more
Samsung U900 Review: Released in 2008, the Samsung U900 was another mobile in the ‘U’ series of Samsung mobile phones. Here, the U stood for Ultra. Debuting with the Samsung U600, this took the Samsung slide handset (something they had already achieved mass success in) but also combined this to a very thin housing – … Read more
LG GB220 Review: Released in 2009, the LG GB220 was part of a new GB range of LG phones which targeted the bottom end of the market. These phones were nothing new, but sold in large numbers. And with LG quickly gaining a good reputation for solid design, this was certainly worth a go. And … Read more