BlackBerry's are very solid cell phones and this one is no exception. The Curve 3G 9300 has many upgrades from it's predecessors including an optical trackpad, 16 GB memory card slot, the ability to record video, not to mention 3G capabilities. Of course, it also has everything you have come to expect from a BlackBerry, document editing, a world class calendar, and apps.
4. HTC Aria
This phone is among the smallest Android phones on the market. Built to fit in your pocket, with a 3.2" touchscreen, featuring pinch to zoom, it packs a lot of power in a little package. The Aria has a FriendStream widget that allows you to update your status on all of your social networks at once. It is 3G and WiFi compatable and has a 5MP camera/video recorder.
3. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
The only thing holding this phone back is the fact that it has Android 1.6. It has an 8.1 MP camera with face detection that recognizes up to 5 faces per photo and stores them in your contacts. It has a Mediascape feature that organizes all of your music, photos, and video.
Timescape lets you update all of your social networks at once.
2. DROID INCREDIBLE by HTC
The only reason the INCREDIBLE is not number one on this list is because it has Android 2.1 and not 2.2. It has a 1Ghz Snapdragon processor and 8 GB of interntal flash memory. It also has an 8 MP camera with autofocus and a 2X power led flash. The INCREDIBLE features an updated more user friendly version of HTC Sense.
1. DROID 2 by Motorola
One of the top cell phones on the market, the DROID 2 is updated with Android 2.2. Which enables you to view the web in all it's glory. Meaning it has Adobe Flash Player 10 allowing you to load sites that have always been inaccessible to mobile devices, until now. You can connect to WiFi hotspots or become one with the ability to connect up to 5 mobile devices to your DROID2. I believe the DROID 2 is the obvious choice as the number one free cell phone on the market today.
