SmartPhone

More than Connection

Lots of people use the word smartphone, but not everyone knows what it means. There are many differences between a smartphone and a regular cell phone.

A smartphone is like a phone, in that you can make telephone calls. You can also add in features that make it much more, such as those bells and whistles that are found on a personal digital assistant (PDA) or even a computer. Many smartphones allow you to send and receive e-mail, edit Office documents, or surf the Internet and much more.

Top 10 SmartPhone Best Sellers

#1 - Motorola Atrix 4G Android SmartPhone (AT&T) “the Motorola ATRIX 4G for AT&T, which offers a 1 GHz dual-core processor and the ability to connect to AT&T's ultra-fast 4G mobile broadband network.” Reviews by Motorola Ratings : Motorola Atrix 4G Android (AT&T) Reviews

#2 - HTC Inspire 4G Android SmartPhone (AT&T) “HTC also has a ton of apps preloaded, but most are actually useful. For example, HTC has a store of sorts where you can download ringtones and wallpapers;” Reviews by Alessandro Viani Ratings : HTC Inspire 4G Android (AT&T) Reviews

#3 - HTC EVO 4G Android SmartPhone (Sprint) “Without exaggeration, I can say that the EVO will change the way I operate on a day to day basis. I can also say that it is a whoppingly fun toy to play with!” Reviews by Daniel Murphy (Redmond, OR USA) Ratings : HTC EVO 4G Android (Sprint) Reviews

#4 - Motorola DROID X Android SmartPhone (Verizon Wireless) “I think the Droid X is best stock VZW phone available. The DX offers just about anything you need in a phone sans the front facing camera.” Reviews by Pwnage Cam (Washington, DC United States) Ratings : Motorola DROID X Android (Verizon Wireless) Reviews

#5 - BlackBerry Torch 9800 SmartPhone (AT&T) “This phone has got excellent messaging capabilities, proper mailboxes for as many as 10 accounts, 3G speed and now a proper web browser.” Reviews by Roland Muts Ratings : BlackBerry Torch 9800 (AT&T) Reviews

#6 - HTC Freestyle SmartPhone (AT&T) “It's the first AT&T quick messaging phone to feature the HTC Sense mobile experience, which features the FriendStream application for social networking integration.” Reviews by HTC Ratings : HTC Freestyle (AT&T) Reviews

#7 - Samsung Epic 4G Android SmartPhone (Sprint) “This phone leverages all of it very well. It also provides a physical keyboard for those who want it (it is very big and easy to type on).” Reviews by M. Cordoba (USA) Ratings : Samsung Epic 4G Android (Sprint) Reviews

#8 - Samsung Focus Windows SmartPhone (AT&T) “The phone is very speedy and I found that even with several apps running at once there was no noticeable lag or delay. I'm very happy with this phone.” Reviews by Robert L. Stinnett (Boonville, MO) Ratings : Samsung Focus Windows (AT&T) Reviews

#9 - LG Octane SmartPhone (Verizon Wireless) “Easy to use and the keys are not too small for my thumbs. Call clarity is great and texting is very easy. I was pleasantly surprised that I could text from either keyboard.” Reviews by P. Prince Ratings : LG Octane (Verizon Wireless) Reviews

#10 - HTC EVO Shift 4G Android SmartPhone (Sprint) “In my honest opinion the Slide-Out Qwerty keyboard isn't really necessary. The set-up for the on-screen keyboard is so simple and easy that you'd rarely use.” Reviews by The Fallen Angel Ratings : HTC EVO Shift 4G Android (Sprint) Reviews