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We've seen so many great smartphones this year, it isn't easy to pick just one. Let Gizmag try to help with your decision, as we compare the features and specs of some of the best smartphones of 2014.

While it’s relatively easy to keep track of key high-end smartphone releases, things get a little more complicated when it comes to low-end handsets. Read on as Gizmag takes a look at five of the best budget handsets you can buy in 2014.

Nokia has thrown its hat into the budget ring with the Lumia 530, an affordable handset with low-end yet capable specs. The 530 is the cheapest Windows Phone device yet, offering a 4-in display and quad core processor.

Like it or not, the word phablet is here to stay – and so are the supersized smartphones that it describes. Though the category was once synonymous with the Galaxy Note, there are now enough competing phablets to make your decision difficult. Let's compare the best phablets you can buy today.

iPhones and Android phones might get the lion's share of attention, but we think Windows Phone is a pretty terrific platform in its own right. What happens when you marry Microsoft's mobile OS to an enormous 6-in phablet? You get the Nokia Lumia 1520, the first of its kind. Read on for our review.

There probably isn't one person reading this who hasn't, at some point, erred and accidentally left something valuable behind somewhere. The Nokia Treasure Tag is designed to keep such lapses to a minimum.

The holiday shopping season is here, and that means we'll be seeing a lot of deals on smartphones. If you're going to upgrade, which handsets are the best? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare the features and specs of the top smartphones of 2013.

Conscious that the world of mobile devices lacks benchmarking to measure the responsiveness of touchscreen displays, Agawi has developed TouchMarks to measure touchscreen latency. It reveals that Apple's iPhone 5 screen response time is more than twice as fast as the best Android phone tested.

Gizmag compares the specs (and other features) of two smartphones that take photography very seriously: the Nokia Lumia 1020, and Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom.