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Good: The Samsung Galaxy S II supports T-Mobile's faster HSPA+ network and has a dual-core 1.5GHz processor and an NFC chip. The Android Gingerbread smartphone also has a spacious and vibrant Super AMOLED Plus touch screen, 16GB of internal memory, and great camera performance.
Bad: The smartphone is high-priced and on the larger side, and you can't remove bloatware.
Bottom Line: The Samsung Galaxy S II ranks as one of T-Mobile's most powerful and feature-rich Android smartphones, but it's somewhat pricey. [Read more]

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Good: The Bowers & Wilkins C5 earphones offer clean, detailed, natural sound with tight bass. They feature an integrated microphone with navigation controls for cell-phone use, and an eye-catching industrial design with an innovative adjustable Secure Loop keeps the earphones securely in your ears.
Bad: The Secure Loop design isn't universally comfortable (doesn't work well in all ears) and the in-line remote is designed to work only with Apple iOS devices, not Android smartphones.
Bottom Line: While the Secure Loop design may not be a perfect fit for every ear, the Bowers & Wilkins C5s are among the best-sounding earphones in their sub-$200 price class. [Read more]

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Good: The Sony Bloggie Duo has a secondary front LCD, a nice-looking design, and is very easy to use.
Bad: Video quality from the Bloggie Duo is best at small sizes, and for the money it doesn't offer many features.
Bottom Line: Sony's Bloggie Duo minicamcorder makes it easier to be part of your own movie clips and photos. But that's about all it does. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The Sony Bloggie Duo has a secondary front LCD, a nice-looking design, and is very easy to use.
Bad: Video quality from the Bloggie Duo is best at small sizes, and for the money it doesn't offer many features.
Bottom Line: Sony's Bloggie Duo minicamcorder makes it easier to be part of your own movie clips and photos. But that's about all it does. [Read more]