Motorola KRZR

Motorola has struggled to come up with a worthy successor to the RAZR, arguably the most influential phone of the past few years. Its latest attempt is the KRZR, which has the same clamshell design but has some additional features. It has a striking blue finish on the front and the back of the handset is very tactile brushed rubber. Like its predecessors, the KRZR has a laser-etched keypad, but in this instance Motorola has included ridges to make it easier to use. Features include a two-megapixel camera, an MP3 player, a MicroSD card slot and Bluetooth 2.0, which means you can stream tracks from the phone to a wireless headset. Overall there's not much to dislike about the phone, but its slightly quirky design means that it probably won't be as huge or as hot as the RAZR.