Searching for the fasted smartphone on the market? Tired of waiting around for your iPhone 3GS camera app to start up? The Nexus One, with its lightning-fast processor and featuring the amazing Android operating system, that was developed by Google, is a welcome entry into the smartphone market. While Android has appeared on smartphones before, such as the HTC Magic and HTC Dream, the Nexus One is being heralded as the first official Google Phone, featuring full Google application integration and support.

The Nexus One features all those things you wish the iPhone had – a removable battery, a 5 megapixel camera, an amazing screen, voice commands, removable and upgradable storage and the ability to have numerous applications running at the same time. Once you get your hands on one of these you’ll soon forget about all those frustrating Apple design omissions. And the snapdragon processor in this phone... WOW. Faster than a lot of desktop and laptop processors!

This touchscreen phone is a dream to type texts and emails on, and with its stunning 3.7-inch display with 480x800 resolution it’s even better for watching videos and playing games on. The addition of the trackball beneath the touchscreen is great for quickly navigating the menu and surfing the net.

Overall the Nexus One is an exceptional smartphone, solidly built and incredibly fast, working seamlessly with Google applications it’s the perfect accompaniment for anyone that uses Google search, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Documents, the list is endless. Take your Google experience with you on-the-go and right into the palm of your hand, buy a Nexus One today and you won’t look back.

There was a lot of hype around the first Google phone, HTC’s earlier Android phone the HTC G1, but it didn’t quite deliver everything we expected. The HTC Magic is what we’ve been waiting for. While the G1 is a large phone, to accommodate its full QWERTY Keyboard the new HTC Magic is touchscreen only phone that has a sleek profile that easily fits into your pocket and has a glossy eye-catching blue-and-black color scheme.

The attractive design hosts an easy to use interface that’s fun, clean, and intuitive on a gorgeous 3.2” touchscreen display with real haptic feedback – something you’d never find on an iPhone. It also has some sturdy buttons below the touchscreen and a great navigational trackball.

The HTC Magic includes stereo Bluetooth, seamless integration with Google apps like Google Maps and Google Talk, Wi-Fi, quick access to music and application downloads, and a huge range of customization to make the phone truly yours. The call quality is excellent and the 3G speeds are super fast. The microSD card slot means you can upgrade the memory on the HTC Magic anytime and the 3.2 megapixel camera takes perfect shots.

The improved features of the HTC Magic should get you excited about Android’s full potential again. It has Google’s name on it, so you know it’s gotta be good. Don’t delay, believe in Magic and buy a HTC Magic right away.

Do you like the idea of the iPhone but want something different? Not ready to give up on the tactile functionality of mobile phones but want the option of a touch-screen device also? The HTC FUZE is a great option for those that like the functionality of the iPhone but are not very fond of touch-screen devices for typing e-mails and text messages. With this handset, you get the best of both worlds. It has a great look- black casing with a prism finish. It fits nicely in your hand and all the keys are very accessible and user friendly.

The VGA touch-screen is striking with its 3D menu options and high-resolution graphics. Sliding the screen to the right reveals a full QWERTY keyboard that is very spacious and easy to type on. The keys on the bottom row offer great shortcuts to instantly launch your applications.

This smartphone has a lot to offer- the built-in accelerometer rotates the screen instantly when you tilt it for optimum viewing of photos and documents. The handset comes with Windows mobile 6.1 and has push e-mail capabilities. You can view Microsoft word documents and edit them on the go. You can also sync you e-mail, phonebook and calendars with your computer. It also comes packed with Wi-fi, Bluetooth, HSDPA support and GPS navigation.

The HTC Fuze is the cell phone you've been waiting for. It's big on features, small on price (Unlike the HTC Hero) so don't wait. Grab a great bargain today.

Have you been waiting for a Hero? The HTC Hero has certainly kicked it up a notch in the Android smartphone range. It is most certainly their most ambitious mobile phone to date. Along the bottom of the phone you will find some nice tactile buttons including a dedicated search key, a home button, a menu button and handy send and end keys. The standard trackball is there too which makes it very easy to navigate around the phone.The build of the phone itself is more solid than past models. It feels more sturdy in your hand and has a nice soft touch material that doesn't attract fingerprints. It weighs 4.76 ounces and boasts a 3.2-inch touchscreen with 320x480 HVGA resolution.

When travelling, your phone can can update your trip's weather, local time and maps which is great for those that travel for work. There is a digital compass that will help you find your way in unfamiliar territory. It also has a 3.5mm headphone jack for connecting your favourite earphones when on the go. You can personalize this phone in every way by placing your most used widgets on the home screen. Like the cheap nokia n97 and unlike the iPhone, it has a microSD memory card expansion slot so you can upgrade the memory if the phone is full of music or videos. The unlocked HTC Hero's camera is an impressive 5-megapixels and it produces some great quality images.

When browsing the web, you can stay in contact with friends over Facebook and Twitter, keep yourself entertained and even view flash based websites on this phone. The HTC Hero has all you need packed into a sturdy device, so why wait? Buy yours today.

Over 1.5 million pre-orders have been placed for Google’s G1 Android phone. The phone commonly referred to as the ‘G phone’ was designed by HTC and uses Google’s operating system. Available in black, white and brown, the G1’s screen measures 3.5 inches and the phone itself measures 4.60 inches tall, 2.16 inches wide and 0.6 inches deep. It comes equipped with a bright, sensitive touch-screen and this screen slides up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard underneath. No stylus is needed to use the touch-screen as the device uses capacitive touch responding to your fingertip accurately.

The G1 is Wi-Fi and 3G capable and browsing speeds are above par on the G1. The integrated GPS works with Google maps and the accelerometer really makes the maps come alive predicting where the device is pointing and producing accurate results. If you need your phone to be great at multitasking, then that is what the G1 does best.

The Android operating system developed by Google handled multiple applications (Unlike the iPhone!) superbly- you can have several applications open simultaneously and the G1 will automatically assign the most RAM to the programmes that need it most. All your browsing, instant messaging and multimedia applications will find that very useful indeed.