CNET.com.au's Jeremy Roche leads you through September's most popular mobiles.
Sony Ericsson was a hair's length away from scoring a trifecta this month but managed to pick up first, second and fourth position instead.
Once again, the soon to be released P910i smart phone landed itself first position with the Sony Ericsson K700i hot on its heels. Just nosing infront of Sony Ericsson's 3G-capable Z1010 to take third position was Sharp with the entry-level GX15 (available through Vodafone).
Nokia gathered pace this month with many readers flocking to the announcement of the Finnish phone giant's art-deco style mobile phones, which saw the stick-like 7280 enter our top ten. Solid performance all round with Nokia, with the 7610 landing itself 5th position and the 6230 slipping only slightly back to a respectable 8th.
Read on to see the rankings of the hottest phones for September.
Note: Results are based on readership statistics from CNET.com.au.
Those looking for a capable device to complement their busy routine can consider this improved smart phone from Sony Ericsson.
Reader Opinion
Best phone ever. I am a P900 user and this one will be the best phone
ever, I am very happy with my P900 and this one will add more future
to it. I can't wait to buy it. Read review
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Sony Ericsson's K700i is a stylish little phone with a top notch
interface and a host of features to keep you entertained while staying
connected.
Reader Opinion LCD Screen size is better than Nokia 6230, however there are no memory expansion such as MMC cards which is very important for storing more video, photos, MP3 files. Read review
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The GX15 is a generally pleasant phone for Vodafone Live! users,
although you can get better phones to use with the service if you're
prepared to spend more.
Reader Opinion
Configuring the phone was a snap, just loaded my old sim card, it asked to copy the contacts across to the phone's memory and voila! Done. Replaced with new SIM, activated and ready to go. Read review
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The Sony Ericsson Z1010 is more than just a phone that does
video calls -- it's a multimedia package in your pocket.
Reader Opinion This handset can connect to any bluetooth enabled powerbook. Within seconds, you are able to browse the phone. Able to upload and change basically anything to the phone. The best 3G phone in Aus. Read review
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Nokia's first megapixel camera phone runs on the Symbian operating system, has a unique design and a pack of smart phone features such an Internet browser and a video player.
Reader Opinion
Awesome phone, good pictures, easy to use, heaps of options. Keeps you busy for days. Read review
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This is a beautifully simple looking phone cleverly disguising
a rich feature set.
Reader Opinion
Very good phone but has its faults. The FM radio will only rarely output in stereo - it is so annoying you need to select mono output. The media player through the headphones could be louder. Read review
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Featuring MMS, and an integrated camera with attachable flash, the Siemens C65 gives you some of the performance and abilities of the high-end phones at a reasonable cost.
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