Faceoff: 4 top smartphones

4 of 4

Google Android G1

$179.99; T-Mobile

Upside: Easy to navigate, with a force-quit feature that lets you close a frozen app without rebooting.

Downside: It's chunky and heavy, and the keyboard is, for some, challenging to use.

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