\n\tCNET reviewer Jessica Dolcourt takes a look at the top smartphones that you can buy right now. But don’t forget, this list could change radically by tomorrow.
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\n\tIn the world of smartphones, the Droid Razr Maxx is Methuselah–only much, much hipper. Its 3,300mAh battery keeps the top-notch specs at hand when you need them, like that 4.5-inch screen and 8-megapixel camera. The Kevlar backing and angled design make it a beaut.
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\n\tPrice: $199.99 – $299.99 (check prices)
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\n\tThe HTC One S is a lean, mean Ice Cream Sandwich machine. Not only is it a looker, it takes great pictures, too. It’s the most affordable.
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\n\tPrice: $199.99 (check prices)
\n\tA vivid 4.3-inch display, 4G LTE, eye-catching design, and very fair price make this our favorite Windows Phone.
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\n\tPrice: $49.99 – $99.99 (check prices)
\n\tYou’d be shocked how many people ask us for non-smartphone recommendations, especially when looking for something cheap, sturdy, and straightforward. The Gusto 2 is all those, has strong call quality, and adds additional senior-focused features.
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\n\tPrice: $0.01 – $249.99 (check prices)
