Check out AT&T's FREE camera phones
(Oct 09, 2008)
Kent German
Senior Editor
With a camera phone, it's, well, a snap to share vacations, fun moments with friends, and family outings. Of course, the quality of these on-the-fly shots is not always good enough to print, but with today's 3-megapixel shooters, that's beginning to change. Here are our favorites. This list will be updated regularly, so sign up for our On Call newsletter. To find ringtones and accessories for these phones, plus advice and tips on how to use them, check out our cell phone ringtones, accessories, and help page.
LG Dare
The LG Dare is an innovative and feature-rich handset with several surprises that sets it apart from other touch-screen phones.
Price: $199.99 - $599.99 (check prices)
Review date: Jun 27, 2008
Excellent
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Sony Ericsson K850i
Though its navigation controls and keypad aren't up to par, the Sony Ericsson K850i is one of the finest camera phones we've seen.
Price: $375.95 - $449.99 (check prices)
Review date: Apr 28, 2008
Excellent
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Samsung Soul SGH-U900
You won't mistake it for a smartphone, but the Samsung Soul is nonetheless an attractive and well-designed multimedia phone.
Price: Sorry, pricing not available
Review date: Jun 24, 2008
Very good
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Nokia N82
The Nokia N82 has some annoying design flaws and lacks 3G support, but our lasting impression of the N82 is of a powerful multimedia smartphone with an excellent imaging capabilities and solid performance.
Price: $389.99 - $599.99 (check prices)
Review date: Apr 25, 2008
Very good
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HTC Touch Diamond
The HTC Touch Diamond for Sprint brings some nice additions and improvements over the unlocked GSM version--most notably to performance. It's best suited for first-time smartphone buyers or light users, while business customers should wait for the Touch Pro.
Price: Sorry, pricing not available
Review date: Sep 12, 2008
Very good
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