CNET reviews the Nokia N80 and comments on the phone’s Internet access: “We like that the N80 automatically looks for available access points and you can be connected with just a couple of clicks (see Performance for more). The N80’s Web browser is worth a mention too. Based on the Symbian’s S60 software platform, the […]

MobileBurn reviews the Mvox MV900 and notes, “The audio quality of the MV900 was very acceptable. While it wouldn’t rival a permanent built in car handsfree, for a portable system that is cheaper and easier to use, it is well worth the purchase. The performance of the Mvox MV900 in the wind test showed that […]

PCMag reviews the Plantronics Voyager 510 and awards it an Editor’s Choice. Aside from a few cons (a tiny power button, and not as effective at screening out wind noise), the review found the headset to be an excellent device: “Sound quality and range indoors are both excellent, even in PC Magazine Labs, where several […]

Mobile-Review reviews the Nokia N80 and isn’t that happy with the smartphone’s WiFi performance: “One of major advantages of Nokia N80 is WiFi. First disappointment for me was the fact that battery went flat after WiFi was used for 2 hours and 30 minutes. In future it was possible to make it 3 hours instead. […]

Trusted Reviews reviews the Nokia E61 and notes, “There are some general features the Nokia E61 sports which literally blow BlackBerry devices out of the water. The presence of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and infrared is one. You can set the device up to ask what kind of network connection you want it to make and can […]

The Philips VOIP321 Skype phone is a cordless phone based on DECT technology, which enhances security and voice quality. Features include:
* buddy list
* polyphonic ringtones
* make calls on both PSTN and VoIP networks
Via Engadget.
Philips VoIP321
Pocket-lint has a review of the Philips VoIP321 and writes, “The fact that you can access the whole thing by a […]

Trusted Reviews reviews the TRENDnet ClearSky Bluetooth Skype phone, and finds that it’s a bit expensive for what is quite a simple device: “The Trendnet ClearSky (TVP-SP1BK) is very easy to set up and I found the audio quality to be satisfactory for phone calls. The slow interface is a real downside, but you can […]

PCMag reviews the VoSKY Chatterbox and finds that the sound isn’t all that impressive but for the price, it’s a reasonable purchase: “If your PC or laptop has no microphone, or if you just don’t like to be tied to a headset, the Chatterbox can be useful. You’ll be tempted to use it for Skype-based […]

The Mplat FlashPhone F4K VoIP phone is a USB phone that also includes Bluetooth. Designed primarily for softphone use, you can use the F4K with Skype, MSN, Google Talk, Xten, SIP Phone and others.
“The FlashPhone F4K is a USB personal communicator for internet VoIP software, the FlashPhone have embedded the audio device, Bluetooth dongle […]

PCMag has a review of AOL’s AIM Phoneline service, and found the software easy to use. About call quality: “Most of the time, audio quality was pretty good on the AIM service. Nine out of every ten calls sounded good: My voice along with the voices at the other end were clear and didn’t break […]