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Since the launch of Android, Google's mobile OS has turned up in pretty much every market segment out there, including entry-level all the way up to the top-end. Let's take a gander at the best Android mobiles on the market in each segment.

Sony Ericsson X10 Mini

We begin by taking a look at a handset for customers who want a smartphone, but who don't want a oversized mobile or a phone that costs a lot to buy: the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini. As should be apparent from the name, the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini is a smaller-sized incarnation of the Xperia X10. They have taken the best stuff the X10, and squeezed it down into a brand new body designed to make the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini, even as a smartphone, incredibly small. And so, for customers who would like a smartphone which is 'weeny' enough to fit in the most restricted pockets, the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini is the handset to buy.

HTC Wildfire

Android is trying to take over the mid-range, too, and it can now be found the gorgeous HTC Wildfire. This phone has all of the good bits which made its more powerful sibling (the HTC Desire) so nice, but puts it all in a smaller, more affordable body, which remains both slick and beautiful. Of course, being put in that mid-range shell means that the HTC Wildfire hasn't got the 1GHz chipset of the Desire, but it is still fast and responsive. It also has the Sense UI, installed on top of Android in the HTC Wildfire, again like its older predecessor. Based on that reasoning, if you would like something that isn't far off the Desire in terms of specs, but which won't cost the earth, then the HTC Wildfire is absolutely perfect.

Samsung Galaxy S

In conclusion, then, there is the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini which has a super-small frame, and then there is the HTC Wildfire, the mid-range sibling to the HTC Desire. And finally you've got the the uber-powerful beast, the Samsung Galaxy S, which also has the most impressive screen of any phone on this list. Measuring a whopping 4 inches, it is just immense, and the WVGA, 800x480 resolution makes it genuinely easy to use things such as scrollbars in menus. On top of the OS, the front end that you interact with built around Samsung's TouchWiz UI. It is wonderfully easy to use, and whilst it isn't as sublime (but then, what is?) as HTC's Sense UI, it ( in addition to the super fast 1GHz Hummingbird chipset) is the biggest reason why the Samsung Galaxy S is such an unmitigated joy to live with, day to day. However, it's not all about raw power, a mobile has to have worthwhile features and the Samsung Galaxy S has got them in spades, from the 5MP camera, and GPS, to lightning speedy HSDPA internet access ( and, of course, Google's brilliant WebKit browser), which is why a lot customers believe this to be one of the most impressive mobile phones that has ever been made.

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