NewsNovember 19, 2007
Ten ugliest smartphones ever
Information Week has revealed their ten ugliest smartphones.
There are some blasts from the past here, but also some brand new devices such as the E-Ten M800 and the Samsung i760. Even the Palm Centro is not beyond criticism.
Smartphone design is certainly not the simplest task in the book, after all, packing all that functionality into a device only slightly larger than a standard mobile takes a lot of doing. Even so, we think Information Week is right to name and shame, even if we aren't 100% in agreement with the list.
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