$249.99; VERIZON
Upside: Stereo Bluetooth capability, Removable battery, Expandable memory, and Works as a tethered modem
Downside: Still lacks beating the iPhone speed & capabilities
RIM BlackBerry Bold
$299; AT&T
Upside: A brilliant screen, the best e-mail keyboard available, and a slick operating system.
Downside: It's a bit bulky, and Web browsing is still more awkward than on its competitors.
Apple iPhone 3G
$199; AT&T
Upside: Can handle Microsoft Exchange e-mail and offers lots of fun, downloadable applications.
Downside: The battery runs down quickly, and the keyboard isn't for the typo-prone.
Nokia E71
$465; T-Mobile and AT&T
Upside: Sleek frame, a 3.2-mega-pixel camera, and you can use it with any carrier. A toggle switch flips between screens for work and home.
Downside: Requires special headphone jack, and the screen is tiny.
Google Android ALSO KNOWN AS THE G1
$179.99; T-Mobile
Upside: Easy to navigate, with a force-quit feature that lets you close a frozen app without rebooting.
Downside: It's chunky and heavy, and the keyboard is, for some, challenging to use.
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