The E61i supports a number of e-mail solutions, including Nokia Intellisync, Good Mobile Messaging, Mail for Exchange, Seven mobile e-mail, and BlackBerry Connect. You also can edit documents with this workhorse smart phone.

A much-needed upgrade to the Nokia 9300, the E90 now joins the E series family and upgrades to the S60 platform, so you have access to more mobile applications. The E90 keeps the same overall design of its predecessor, as the candy-bar-style phone still opens up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard.

If you're constantly traveling or are a bit directionally challenged, the Nokia 6110 Navigator might be for you. This quadband smart phone is equipped with built-in GPS as well as AGPS (Assisted Global Positioning System), and it comes with local maps preinstalled on a memory card.

The phone's compact size makes it easy to use for navigation while on foot. The Nokia 6110 offers all the navigation tools you'd expect in today's GPS devices, including text- and voice-guided turn-by-turn directions, real-time tracking, points of interest, and various options for route creation.

The phone's compact size makes it easy to use for navigation while on foot. The Nokia 6110 offers all the navigation tools you'd expect in today's GPS devices, including text- and voice-guided turn-by-turn directions, real-time tracking, points of interest, and various options for route creation.

Ready or not, TV on your cell phone is here. The Nokia N77 features support for DVB-H technology, which brings live TV to phones. However, we should note that DVB-H is mostly used in Europe and Asia, not in the United States, so its stateside availability is questionable. Other goodies include a 2.4-inch, 16-milllion-color flat screen for easy viewing, a dedicated TV button right on the device, and the ability to browse a program guide and set up reminders to tell you when a show is starting.

The Nokia E65 offers business users a new option in terms of design with its slider phone design. Plus, the sexy little handset packs in plenty of wireless options, e-mail capabilities, and productivity tools.

We were able to get our hands on the Nokia E65, and while we fell in love with the overall look, there are some design flaws. For example, the navigation controls on the front are way too small and cramped. Read our review of the E65 for the full blow by blow.

The Nokia N93i is the next iteration of the Nokia N93 and comes preloaded with the blogging service Vox, so you can use the phone's 3.2-megapixel camera to capture photos and video and instantly upload them to Vox to share with all your friends and family.

The N93i's 3.2-megapixel camera can record video at up to 30 frames per second and with DVD-like quality. There's photo-editing software onboard and video-out capabilities so you can hook it up directly to your TV.

We first got a glimpse of the stunning Nokia N76 at CES 2007. The handset boasts a beautiful and slim design (available in sleek black or hot red) and has a music-centric focus.

The N76 features a built-in music player (supports Windows DRM, MP3, WAV, MIDI, M4A, AAC, eAAC+, and WMA files), FM radio, a 3.5mm headset jack, and external music player controls.

In addition to the multimedia functions, the Nokia N76 is a Symbian smart phone running S60 3rd Edition software and includes Bluetooth 2.0, a 2-megapixel camera, a 2.4-inch QVGA, a 16 million-color internal screen, and a 262,000-color external display. The downside? No 3G support.