Reviews
Review: HTC One max
HTC takes the One series to its logical conclusion with the One max, an Android smartphone meant for two hands and not one.
Review: Samsung ATIV S Neo for Sprint
The S Neo is one of two Windows Phone 8 devices available from Sprint. It's a solid effort from Samsung and bests more than a few Windows Phone competitors. Here are our thoughts.
Review: Kyocera Hydro Elite for Verizon Wireless
Kyocera's Hydro Elite is the first device it's sold with Verizon in years. It's a water-resistant Android smartphone that's wrapped in a small, capable package. Here are our thoughts.
Review: Motorola X for Sprint
Sprint's version of the Moto X varies little from the AT&T and Verizon models, but still manages to stand out for one reason. Read Phone Scoop's full review here.
Review: Motorola Moto X for Verizon
The Moto X is a better pick for Verizon customers than the newest Droids. Here is Phone Scoop's take on Motorola's latest Android smartphone.
Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 for T-Mobile
Samsung takes another stab at the Note phablet and might finally have a winner on its hands. Here's what we like and don't like about Samsung's latest large-screen Android smartphone.
Review: Apple iPhone 5c
The iPhone 5c is a lower-cost alternative to the iPhone 5s, but don't call it cheap.
Review: Apple iPhone 5s
Apple's latest iPhone offers an improved camera, fingerprint sensor, and powerful processor in the same body as last year's phone.
Review: Apple iOS 7 from A to Z
Apple's new operating system takes a major step forward in terms of design and functionality. It greatly improves usability, while also introducing some nifty new features. Here is Phone Scoop's comprehensive review of iOS 7.
Review: LG G2 for Verizon Wireless
The LG G2 is a flagship smartphone that is bristling with technology, but stumbles here and there getting it all to work. Here are our thoughts on the Verizon version, which is slightly different from the AT&T version.
Review: LG G2 for AT&T
The LG G2 is a flagship smartphone that hopes to take on the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, and others. It is bristling with technology, but stumbles here and there getting it all to work.
Review: Samsung Galaxy Mega for AT&T
Samsung brings its largest Android phone yet to the U.S. with the Galaxy Mega super phone. This huge handset offers plenty of real estate, but may be too much phone for some people.
Review: Motorola Droid Ultra for Verizon Wireless
Motorola's newest Droid for Verizon Wireless is thin, light, and sleek. It's a solid effort from Motorola, but doesn't earn top marks across the board.
Review: HTC 8XT for Sprint
Sprint's first Windows Phone 8 device to reach the market is the $99 HTC 8XT. This smartphone is a decent entry-point for the Windows Phone fan who needs a device on Sprint's network.
Review: HTC One mini
HTC's smaller Android smartphone is an excellent choice for the phablet-averse. It takes everything that was great about the One and stuffs it into an equally-attractive, yet more-usable, piece of hardware.
Review: Motorola Moto X for AT&T
Motorola returns to the smartphone game with the Moto X, an Android device that takes software in a new direction.
Review: Nokia Lumia 1020 for AT&T
Nokia's latest flagship Windows Phone features an incredible 41-megapixel camera and PureView imaging technology. Get the full picture with Phone Scoop's in-depth review.
Review: Nokia Lumia 925 for T-Mobile
Nokia's Lumia 925 represents the current pinnacle of hardware design for Windows Phone, but it still doesn't get every feature right. See where the 925 shines and where it doesn't in Phone Scoop's full review.
Review: LG Optimus F3 for Sprint
The LG Optimus F3 is a low-cost Android smartphone for Sprint. It may not include all the bells and whistles, but it still impresses with solid performance. Read Phone Scoop's full report.
Review: NEC Terrain for AT&T
NEC's latest effort for the U.S. market is the Terrain, a rugged Android smartphone that offers push-to-talk and a full QWERTY keyboard. Here is Phone Scoop's full review.
Review: Casio Gz'One Commando 4G LTE for Verizon Wireless
Casio updates its rugged Commando smartphone with a better radio, larger screen, and a more modern version of Android. Together, they make it a much better device than the original.
Review: Sony Xperia Z for T-Mobile USA
Sony delivers an excellent Android smartphone to the country's "upstart" carrier with the Xperia Z.
Review: Samsung Galaxy Exhibit for T-Mobile
The Galaxy Exhibit is a compact Android smartphone from Samsung for T-Mobile. The Exhibit aims for the entry-level segment and manages to find its own niche in T-Mobile's lineup.
Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 Active for AT&T
The Galaxy S4 Active is a tougher, water-resistant version of Samsung's flagship Android smartphone, and it offers most of the same features. Phone Scoop puts it through its paces in this full review.
Review: LG Optimus F7 for U.S. Cellular
LG churns out a mid-range Android smartphone in the Optimus F7, a $99 wonder for U.S. Cellular. Find out what the F7's strengths and weaknesses are in this full report.
Review: BlackBerry Q10 for Verizon Wireless
BlackBerry returns to its roots with the Q10, a smartphone that claims to offer the best of both worlds: a QWERTY keyboard for typing and a touch interface paired with a modern operating system. Did BlackBerry get the combination right with the Q10? Let's dig in.
Review: ZTE Vital for Sprint
ZTE aims a little higher than entry-level devices with the Vital, a low-cost Android smartphone for Sprint. It is big on specs, but is it big on performance?
Review: BlackBerry Q10 for AT&T
BlackBerry returns to its roots with the Q10, a smartphone that claims to offer the best of both worlds: a QWERTY keyboard for typing and a touch interface paired with a modern operating system. Did BlackBerry get the combination right with the Q10?
Review: Samsung Galaxy S 4 for Verizon Wireless
The Galaxy S 4 performs very well on Verizon's network. Here is Phone Scoop's review of Samsung's 2013 flagship Android smartphone.
Review: Nokia Lumia 521 for T-Mobile
Nokia churns out another capable Windows Phone with the Lumia 521 for T-Mobile. See if this budget smartphone is the right pick for you in Phone Scoop's in-depth review.
