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.

Frank Lewis at Cnet posted a review on the LG GM750 Windows Mobile 6.5 Touchscreen Smartphone. He likes the LG GM750 due to its small form factor and attractive design but unfortunately the handset simply can’t cope that well with resource hungry S-Class interface and Windows Mobile. And that’s not all. He finds the touchscreen annoyingly unresponsive so he can’t really recommend this phone even though it’s priced very attractively.

Flora Graham at Cnet posted a review on the Google Nexus One Touchscreen Smartphone. She thinks compared to the iPhone the Google Nexus One is definitely more flexible and customisable due to being powered by the Google Android OS and also features such as LED flash for the camera and expandable memory. But where it falls behind the iPhone is the polished and slikc UI and the choice of apps available as the Android Market can’t really compare with the App Store. So it is really down to what is more important to each individual. But Google Nexus One is definitely one of the best if not the best Android handset till now.

Flora Graham at Cnet posted a review on the Motorola Milestone QWERTY Smartphone. She thinks the Motorola Milestone is a fast, powerful and feature-packed smart phone with a stunning screen and great connectivity. The slide-out keyboard is as flat as a pancake, we still pine for the missing Google Maps Navigation feature, and it lacks the style of the iPhone or the Palm Pre, but we can’t deny that this is the smart phone for the user who wants it all.

As we all now the current Symbian UI is not exactly optimized for the latest touchscreen smartphone. So Nokia promises a user experience no other manufacturer will be able to match once it release the new version of Symbian. We’ll hold you onto that Nokia. In the meantime have a look at the promo shots at Engadget.