Photos of the best smartphones of 2010

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Best of TechRepublic Photos of the best smartphones of 2010   So far, 2010 has been a fantastic year for smartphone fans. Apple released the redesigned iPhone 4, HTC introduced the gigantic EVO 4G, Motorola updated its Droid line, and Samsung released a fleet of Galaxy S devices. Check out best of 2010 smartphones in these photo galleries. As a bonus, I've also included a few smartphone Cracking Open galleries at the end. Enjoy! -- Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic Head Technology Editor Best smartphones of 2010   Apple iPhone 4: Unboxing, comparisons, and screenshots Apple's fourth generation iPhone has drawn intense interest from both consumers and business professionals. View The Gallery >> HTC EVO 4G: The Hummer of smartphones The HTC EVO 4G is huge, and we're not talking about the hype. It is physically monstrous. View The Gallery >> Motorola Droid X: The Cadillac Escalade of smartphones Nikon's Small World has been displaying photography through the microscope since 1974, but its photomicrography competition dates back to 1977. View The Gallery >> Motorola Droid 2: Improving the No. 1 Android phone The Motorola Droid has been the top selling Android smartphone. Now, the Droid 2 has arrived, just 10 months after the launch of the original. View The Gallery >> Samsung Vibrant is the flagship of the Galaxy S fleet The Samsung Vibrant combines a workman-like set of useful smartphone features with a decent touch of design flair. View The Gallery >> Samsung Epic 4G photos: King of the Android QWERTYs Bill Detwiler cracks open the 6th gen. Apple iPod Nano--released in 2010. See the hardware inside Apple's smallest Multi-Touch music player. View The Gallery >> Samsung Captivate (Galaxy S) photos: Slickest of the Androids? The Samsung Captivate (AT&T's version of the Galaxy S) hasn't been accompanied by the massive hype of the HTC EVO or the Droid X, but it may be the slickest Android device yet. View The Gallery >> Smartphone Cracking Opens   Cracking Open the Apple iPhone 4 Follow along as Bill Detwilers reveals the impressing hardware that runs Apple's fourth generation smartphone. View The Gallery >> Cracking open the Samsung Captivate (AT&T's Galaxy S) Bill Detwiler cracks open the Samsung Captivate, AT&T's version of the Galaxy S. See the why this phone goes toe-to-toe with other Android devices. View The Gallery >> Cracking Open the Apple iPhone 3G S The latest, greatest Apple iPhone has been released we just have to crack it open. With the help of our friends over at iFixit, we take a look at what makes the Apple iPhone 3G S tick. View The Gallery >> Cracking Open the Apple iPhone 3G As with the first iPhone, we waited in line, bought our phone, signed an AT&T contract, and promptly began to crack open the case. View The Gallery >> Subscribe to TechRepublic Newsletters   Get IT tips and career advice via our newsletters! Simply click the newsletter titles you want from the list below to be automatically subscribed. Five Tips Get a concise roundup of solutions and techniques that will make your IT job go more smoothly. >> View the most recent edition TR Dojo Get best practices, advanced tips, and real-world advice for leaders in IT management, network administration, and help desk. >> View the most recent edition Smartphones Learn how to deploy and manage smartphones in your enterprise, and see reviews and photos when new smartphones are released. >> View the most recent edition Photo Galleries See the latest TechRepublic photo galleries about news, products, tech in action, and off-topic stories. >> View the most recent edition Follow TechRepublic and its editors on Twitter and Facebook     Bill Detwiler   Jason Hiner   Sonja Thompson   Mark Kaelin   Jody Gilbert   Selena Frye

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