Reviews On Eight Most-watched Smart Phones At Mwc 2010

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The Mobile World Congress 2010 (World 3GSM Congress) finally ended on Feb 18th, 2010 (local time at Barcelona). In the past five hectic days, the event welcomed 31 mobile phone manufacturers from all parts of the world and exhibited more than 90 pieces of new models which greatly dazzled visitors and attendees from 200 countries.

In this exciting world event, mobile device manufacturers and communication service providers tried their best to bring their cutting edge, brand new products and technologies to this show. You must have a lot of fun with these exciting products and technologies. However, it's the new models that really matter, and considering you may have missed some new models in this big, big show, we provide you with the reviews on eight smart phones that captured the most attention at MWC 2010.

The hottest star - Samsung Wave S8500
Samsung Wave S8500 is the world's first mobile phone running on Bada operating system and the only device coming with a brand new operation system. Samsung is long-known to ...
... have a unique talent in display screen, and this time they spared no skills in S8500. The introduction of Super AMOLED screen stepped Samsung S8500 up to a new level. Thus, Samsung Wave S8500, without any doubt, ranks the first place among these eight smart phones.

Super Powerful Monster - HTC Desire
It seems that HTC has finally found its point of growth. From HTC G1 to now the latest HTC Nexus One, HTC has gained wider and wider notice along with the hot trend of Android OS. What's more, HTC even jointed with Google to promote the Nexus one. HTC has released three new models at MWC 2010, among which HTC Desire is no wonder the hottest one.

Samsung I8520 - A Mobile Phone or A Projector?(three)
Samsung Wave S8500 is such a brilliant model that it even hides the light of other Samsung high-end models. Actually, there is another Samsung mobile phone released at MWC 2010, which is called Samsung I8520. As the successor of Samsung I8510, there are some big changes in this improved version. It is only Samsung who dares to incorporate an 8MP camera and a projector into a single communication device.

Acer Liquid e - French Style
Acer is a well known brand in PC market, and now, after acquisition of E-ton, Acer has decided to try its fortune in the mobile phone industry. The Acer A1, which is designed by professional French team and runs on Android system, is its first big surprise for us. After nearly half years preparation, Acer comes back and brings us the brand new Acer Liquid e.

Huawei U8800 - Bellwether of Huawei Android models(five)
It seems Huawei has done a lot of homework for this world's communication event. It released a full range of mobiles at MWC 2010 which completed their appearances at all aspects (high end, middle end, low end and smart ones). As the bellwether of all these models, Huawei U8800 was the hottest Chinese model in this congress.

HTC HD mini - A Considerate Gift (six)
Ever since its first appearance in shelves, the hardware monster HTC HD has been well received, and it seems HTC has already been getting used to the strategy of using monster hardware to cater for tech geeks. To prove this, HTC continued to release the HTC HD 2 which also gained much favorable comments from users. When we thought HTC would stick to this strategy and release another giant set at MWC 2010, DH mini made its appearance, which came as a big pleasant surprise for all of us.

Motorola QUENCH - Something You Don't Know About It (seven)
Motorola is coming back, that's a fact without any doubt. This mobile giant who was once swaying between Linux system and Windows Mobile system has finally found the answer. Motorola has discovered the value of innovation following the success of Android system and the popularity of Motorola models running on this system. At this year's MWC, Motorola released Motorola QUENCH as a prelude of its rebound.

Sony Ericsson X10 mini - A Bit Lonely (eight)
Compared to other mobile phone manufacturers, the developing pace of Sony Ericsson was relatively slow. While more and more competitors were concentrating on one single system, Sony Ericsson chose to be greedy and wanted to take advantages of all systems, which was overwhelming its R&D teams. As to its three new models released at MWC 2010, we prefer calling them "upgrading ones" instead of calling them as "new models".

Summary
These are the eight smartphones we specially recommend for you. Although the giant Nokia didn't release any new models at MWC 2010, the competition would still be fierce in the coming years. Due to the fact that iPhone, Symbian 3 system and Windows Phone 7 are still on the developing stage, the Android models are the prevailing trend of this year's smartphone market. We believe you may have a clear idea about the trend of 2010 after reading this article.
Jerry Smith, the editor of http://www.mobilephoneonly.co.uk. An expert on mobile phone and an observer of UK telecommunication market. He writes reviews on latest mobile phones, and also suggests promotional deals and special offers from mobile phone retailers in UK.