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Why you should wait for the Galaxy S4

The 5 best smartphones may surprise you

You can probably guess one of the phones on this list, but our cell phone editors are an unpredictable bunch and have been won over by some less famous phones.

See the smartphones we love

Galaxy Note 2: You need perspective

Think of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 2 as a big smartphone rather than a tablet, and you’ll come closer to appreciating its top-flight specs. However, problems dog the device, despite its blazing quad-core processor.

Read our full review

Worldwide smartphone user base hits 1 billion :

Just a year ago, the total smartphone installed base reached 708 million, according to new data from Strategy Analytics.

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The Samsung Galaxy S3 may not be the best Android phone for much longer. The HTC One X+ is coming and it looks great.

Check out our first look

Have you been lured away from iOS by Android?

Here’s how iOS ex-pats can to get started with Google’s OS.

Conversely, have you ditched Android for the iPhone 5?

Here’s how to move all your important data from Android to iOS

How to pick the best iPhone, Android, or Windows phone for you

Hands-on with HTC’s Windows Phone 8X, the next Microsoft superphone

HTC’s tagline is ‘quietly brilliant.’ More like ‘quietly irrelevant,’ amirite?

Remember when TV was the most important relationship in your life? Is it any more? The TV is in this for the long run. The TV is committed. Are you?

The TV has suspicions. The evidence is adding up:

According to Pew, 52 percent of all cell phone owners said they had used their mobile devices to do a variety of things while watching TV.

Don’t lie to the TV. It can smell your smartphone from across the room.