A tour of today's cell-phone paradise --
where an Apple is the only forbidden fruit

In January a certain computer maker announced it was introducing a phone. Since then we've heard nothing but panting anticipation. But when it costs $600 with a two-year contract, we have trouble seeing the iPhone's allure. Sure, it's pretty, plays music and does other neat tricks, but so do all its competitors. Instead of carrying a phone that says "I have more money than sense," choose one of these to communicate style, sophistication and a refusal to follow. »