Summary
Buying an Android phone is more challenging, but potentially also more
rewarding. Whether you're looking for a palm-spanning multimedia
powerhouse or just a compact, competent smart phone, there's an
Android handset for you.
But not every Android phone is created equal. A good place to start is
to look at the version of Android a phone is running. Rampant display
inflation means that 89mm (3.5 inches) is now nothing special, 94mm
(3.7 inches) is the norm, and there's a bevy of fabric-bulging 109mm
(4.3-inch) screens.
Think twice before buying any phone with less than a 320x480-pixel
resolution -- squinting at the screen eliminates virtually all of
Android's cool factor.
Cheaper Android phones tend to have resistive touchscreens. Capacitive
screens are faster, more responsive and offer true multi-touch
capabilities. Now check out five of the best Android phones reviewed
here at CNET UK.
Source article here:
http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobile-phones/best-android-phones-review-50000416/