The Xperia X10 Mini is a compact versions of Xperia X10, Sony Ericsson's first Google Android phone to combine a new UX platform to customize the home screen's four corners and add widgets to quickly access favorite apps. It integrates Timescape -- an app that brings text messages, missed calls, and Facebook and Twitter updates to one place so users won't have to open lots of different programs.

Released for Verizon, the LG Accolade is an entry-level clamshell that focuses on communication -- without the clutter of bells and whistles. The easy-to-use handset offers a compact design to tuck in a pocket or toss in a handbag.

Released for T-Mobile, the Samsung T139is an entry-level clamshell that focuses on no frills communications and texting. The compact, easy-to-use handset integrates a built-in VGA camera with 4x zoom and Bluetooth wireless connectivity to talk with wireless headsets and car kits.

The HTC Legend features a smooth, seamless design with a surface that's machined from a single aluminum block. The handset has a vivid 3.2-inch touch screen AMOLED display and an optical joystick for improved usability.

The Xperia X10 Mini Pro is a compact versions of Xperia X10, with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The handset runs on Google's Android operating system and combines Sony Ericsson's new UX platform so users can customize the home screen's four corners and add widgets to get to favorite apps quickly.

Released for T-Mobile, the Motorola Cliq XT is a touch screen smartphone running Google's Android software. Like the original Cliq, the Cliq XT uses MotoBlur to organize contacts, posts, messages and photos from sources like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Gmail and email into the home screen -- so users can see everything that matters in one easy view.

Released for T-Mobile, the Nokia 5230 Nuron comes with apps, maps with turn-by-turn directions and more. Users can browse the Web on its 3.2-inch touch screen or wander the world with Ovi Map, Nokia's free navigation software.

The Nokia C5 is a stainless steel phone running Symbian software and the first device from the company's new C-series portfolio. It offers new features such as an improved phone book that allows users to see friends' status updates directly from Facebook and a home screen for easy access to any three friends for calling and messaging.

The HD Mini is a Windows Mobile device with HTC Sense, an interface that brings calls, texts, status updates or emails into a single contact view. The handset has a Windows-based app and HTC Peep that allows users to tweet and follow Twitter streams.

The HTC Desire is a Google Android 2.1 smartphone with a advanced AMOLED touch screen display. At 3.7-inches the WVGA LCD is one of the most advanced displays available on the market today, to view photos and videos and browse the Web.