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  1. Sony Xperia Z: Waterproof Design Meets Full HD AmbitionThe Sony Xperia Z arrived in 2013 as a serious statement of intent. At a time when many premium Android phones were built around large displays and faster…
  2. HTC One X: The 4.7-Inch Beast with a Tegra 3 Quad-Core ProcessorThe HTC One X arrived in 2012 as a serious statement of intent. At a time when many Android phones still felt bulky, sluggish, or unfinished, HTC paired a…
  3. Nokia Lumia 720: A Mid-Range Windows Phone Camera ClassicThe Nokia Lumia 720 arrived in 2013 as a polished mid-range smartphone for people who wanted a modern Windows Phone without paying flagship prices. Its most…
  4. Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini: Compact Android Phone With a 4.3-Inch DisplayThe Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini brought the name and styling of Samsung’s 2013 flagship into a smaller, lighter handset. Its 4.3-inch Super AMOLED display,…
  5. Xiaomi Mi Note: the curved-glass 5.7-inch phabletThe Xiaomi Mi Note arrived as a large-screen Android phone aimed at buyers who wanted flagship style without accepting the price of a Samsung Galaxy Note or…
  6. Lenovo A6000: India’s first 4G phone under ₹7,000When Lenovo launched the A6000 in India in 2015, mobile broadband was still strongly associated with expensive flagship phones. The handset changed that…
  7. Micromax Bolt Q352: A Tiny Android KitKat PhoneThe Micromax Bolt Q352 was built for a time when a mobile phone did not need a huge screen, a multi-lens camera, or a premium metal frame to be useful. Its…
  8. Samsung Galaxy Young: The 3.27-inch entry-level Android phoneThe Samsung Galaxy Young was built for people who wanted a genuine Android smartphone without paying flagship money. Released during the early 2010s, it paired…
  9. Apple iPhone 6: A Bigger Screen and the Arrival of Apple PayThe iPhone 6 marked a major change in Apple’s smartphone design. Released in 2014, it moved beyond the compact 4-inch display used by the iPhone 5s and…
  10. Motorola Photon Q: The Sprint Smartphone with a Physical QWERTYThe Motorola Photon Q was an unusual Android handset from 2012, built for people who still preferred real buttons beneath their fingertips. Released through…