The Cream of the New Cell Phone Crop

Sleek sliders, colorful clamshells, and the fastest Internet tablet yet: There was something for everyone at 2008 CTIA, the largest North American wireless telecom show.

Yardena Arar, PC World

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A RAZR-Slim Slider from Motorola 5 of 15

The Moto Z9, expected to appear mid-month on AT&T Wireless, is a slider designed in the skinny tradition of Motorola's hit super-slim RAZR clamshell, with support for AT&T's high-speed HSDPA/UMTS network and assisted-GPS technology to power AT&T's navigation service (it has AT&T's brand now but is basically just good ol' TeleNav). The Z9 will be the first Motorola handset to support AT&T's application for sharing video in real time between handsets. Expect to pay $250 (with a two-year contract, before any mail-in rebates).