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Good: The Griffin AirCurve Windshield Mount securely holds an iPhone 4 or 4S in place while driving. The passive amplifier boosts audio output without obstructing the dock connector.
Bad: The semipermanent mounting options can be difficult to adjust once placed and limit intervehicular portability more than a simple suction cup.
Bottom Line: The Griffin AirCurve Windshield Mount is low-tech, but high-quality, noticeably boosting the volume of a cradled iPhone's speaker. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung Freeform 4 has great call quality, and a physical QWERTY keyboard for easy messaging.
Bad: The Freeform 4's camera is poor, the keys may be too cramped for some, and the data connection's slow.
Bottom Line: The Samsung Freeform 4 makes solid calls and is great if you're looking for a simple, entry-level handset with a keyboard. [Read more]

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Good: The G-Technology G-Connect works as a portable drive or a NAS server with a built-in wireless router that supports five iOS devices for media streaming via a mobile app.
Bad: The G-Connect is confusing to use and is so far behind its competition in terms of features.
Bottom Line: The G-Technology G-Connect is a try-hard portable/wireless storage device that doesn't achieve much in the end. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung Chrono 2 is exceedingly easy to use, its call quality is admirable, and you get the bonus of voice dialing.
Bad: The Chrono 2 has a flat keypad and you can't change the backlighting time of the external display, and it can't shoot video.
Bottom Line: Though its design and feature set are from another decade, the Samsung Chrono 2 succeeds at what a phone should do. [Read more]