iNQ Mini 3G

Compact design ; Very low price ; Facebook and Skype integration ; Native Twitter client

Slow and sluggish UI ; Cramped keyboard ; Convoluted process to merge contacts with Facebook

A great budget handset that delivers a huge amount of social networking options, but is perhaps guilty of trying to achieve too much.

Social network integration, affordable, HSDPA

Poor keyboard, no 3.5mm jack, no FM radio, could take a step further with integration

There are things we don't like about the INQ Mini 3G when you stack it up against what larger devices are doing, but then when you compare it to some of the current offerings outside the "smartphone" category, it copes very well indeed.

An essential mobile companion for the fanatical, cash-strapped social networker

An essential mobile companion for the fanatical, cash-strapped social networker

Facebook and Twitter integration, Decent music player, Beautiful design

Poor battery life, No standard headphone jack, Bad reception, Slow browser

Deep Facebook and Windows Live Messenger integration, Twitter support, apps can be updated over the air

Lags in user interface, no push Twitter notifications

Small profile; Social networking applications; Customisable widgets; Switcher key; HSDPA-enabled; Price

Plastic build; Users may experience slowdowns when switching applications or changing settings; No 3.5mm jack; Mediocre camera