iPhone OS, Google Android and Windows 7 Phone Series might be stealing most headlines in the mobile os space but that doesn’t mean that Palm’s WebOS is not on par with its competition. This is largely due to the fact that Palm WebOS handsets are pretty much operator-exclusives and offered only on Palm’s own products. Jen Edwards at BrightHand takes the latest update for a spin to find out what’s new. Hit the link to find out.

As we mentioned before we love our HTC Hero mobile phone so we are very excited to see how it’s successor will perform. Edward Chester at TrustedReviews posted a review on the HTC Legend Google Android Touchscreen Smartphone and his conclusion was that the HTC Legend is without any doubts the best Google Android handset so far due to its responsive touchscreen, aluminium chassis and a great set of features. But it might not be best for long as both Google Nexus and HTC Desire are about to debut as well.

Have you always wished for a QWERTY mobile phone but don’t like the serious looks and high price tag of BlackBerries? Love to twittering and facebooking? Then you will love the cheap and cheerful Samsung Genio Qwerty GT-B3210 Social Networking Mobile Phone. Edward Chester at TrustedReviews posted a review and thinks that the Samsung Genio GT-B3210 mobile phone certainly doesn’t offer most features found in business QWERTY smartphones but it does positively surprises with the quality of its QWERTY keyboard and the inclusion of the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

We used to own Nokia E71 and absolutely loved it so we were very happy to see the review of its successor the Nokia E72 as we wanted to find out if Nokia managed to keep the high standards it set with the E71. Frank Lewis at Cnet posted a review and his verdict was that the Nokia E72 is just an update of the E71 so it doesn’t bring anything revolutionary to the table. It features same great keyboard, build quality and messaging service as the E71 so even some BlackBerry users might want to switch.

Samsung GT-I8000 Omnia II is a new Samsung’s touchscreen mobile running Windows Mobile OS but unfortunately not Windows 7 Phone Series but version 6.5. Niall Magennis at TrustedReviews posted a review and thinks that the Samsung Omnia II features impressive design, good screen and multimedia capabilites but unfortunately it is let down bu its processor. Should’ve opted for the 1 GHz Snapdragon. Well, that’s at least what we think.

Who says touchscreen mobile phones can’t be cheap? LG proved with LG Pop GD510 that everyone can now afford a touchscreen mobile phone. It may not be iPhone but still delivers the joy of touching. Frank Lewis at Cnet thinks the LG Pop GD510 packs basic features, cute and simple styling, responsive resistive touchscreen and easy-to-use interface.

The much anticipated Windows 7 Phone Series operating system finally debuted at WMC and Cnet got a video hands-on. Embedded for your convenience.

Nokia announced Symbianˆ3 that brings some big new additions such as multi-touch support, new media interface, multiple homescreens with widgets and more. Read the full story for all the details at TrustedReviews.

HTC announced two new Android touchscreen smartphones the 3.2 inch HTC Legend and 3.7 inch HTC Desire while for the Windows Mobile fans it will launch the 3.2 inch HTC HD Mini. Ed Hardy at BrightHand got more details.

Do you like Satnav? Do you like Windows Mobile? Then you will love Garmin-Asus Nuvifone M10 Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Touchscreen smartphone.

Do you like Satnav as well? Do you like Android? Then you will loveGarmin-Asus Nuvifone A50 Android 1.6  Touchscreen smartphone.

Hit the link to view the hands-on photos at Engadget.