Sony Xperia S (white, unlocked)

Pros: screen, storage, the looks, HDMI out, standar USB MICRO, outstanding camera and supper fast too, incredibly detailed screen with the most pixels in the business, the audio quality is second to none, and this thing just looks incredibly sexy

Cons: touch sensitive buttons dont always work, just recently upgraded to ICS, not known when JellyBean will be available, battery life isn't the greatest , its also non 4g.

Summary: Awesome 4.3 inch screen with the highes pixel per inch density in the business.
great 12mp camera, that works very fast and can be operated to shoot even while the phone sleeps for even faster snaps.
Play station certified which means that classic games that run on the Play Stations Network can be access using this device.
Itunes sync via a free to download sony bridge which syncs all your stuff from pictures to contacts
music quality is way ahead of most smartphones and the dedicated walkman app is pretty neat getting info about your music from the internet and finds appropriate names and artwork for you, it also generates useful sense me channels which create music playlist automatically based on moods which is cool.
plenty of widgets to keep your social life present. facebook, google plus and twitter all sync shamelessly with your phone, keeping your contacts and their updates at the helm of your cellphone.
HDMI connectivity means you can tether this phone to an HDMI capable tv and you can control your phone with the tv's remote to watch netflix, or anything the phone's screen is presenting.
Album app shows you your local albums plus those one facebook, google plus, picasa, and also geotags and shows your pictures where they were taken in a nice looking map.
My honest verdict is this phone isn't perfect, but is pretty cool. You will have to live at the mercy of sony for updates, battery life isn't the greatest and its quite a commitment to buy a phone unlocked but if you add whats good and whats not good you are still overwhelmed with a positive outcome. if you read this far then you might want to go check the phone out, dont take my word for it