It’s been a while since we posted hands-on photos of the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 SatNav Mobile Phone and we are happy that guys over at TechRadar posted an in-depth review. Their verdict was that if you like the idea of a combination of satnav and smartphone in one device then the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 should definitely be in your top list as it packs enough features to set it apart from Google Maps but you will have to pay for them so bare that in mind.

Finally a Windows Mobile phone that we might actually buy as it features a capacitive touchscreen and it costs about £300 sim free and according to Edward Chester at TrustedReviews it is quite a handset. It might not be the best Windows Mobile smartphone out there but unlike its bigger 4 inch HTC HD2 brother it offer somewhat more acceptable form factor with its 3.2 inch screen and weighing in at only 110g.

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.