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With the DTEK50 (£198 at Amazon.co.uk), BlackBerry put its own spin on Google's Android OS. And while the software experience was relatively fine, everything else was sort of disappointing. The camera was weak in low-light settings and the phone's performance was slow. Plus, the claim that the device is "The World's Most Secure Android Smartphone" is overblown. In reality, its security features come included in most Android phones. Bummer. Read the DTEK 50 review. Spend just a tad more and you'll get a way better phone than the Desire 520.

The Desire 520 has a few things going for it, It's affordable, has loud speakers and has expandable storage, But those things can't outweigh the fact that its screen is rather dull, its battery life is short and the plastic casing feels cheap, Read the Desire 520 review, Not every phone is a winner, Check out the five handsets that will only crush your mobile dreams, We review a lot of phones here at CNET, A lot, A few are standouts, most are decent and affordable, and a small number just aren't worth the trouble (low price be damned), Gathered below is the iphone case crossbody rogues' gallery of recent disappointments that just weren't able to live up to their promise, Arm yourself with the knowledge of the phones you can safely skip, then cheer yourself up with this list of rock stars..

The iPhone 7 Plus has two cameras, which let it zoom in closer (and more clearly) and shoot blurry background (aka "bokeh") photos that make portraits stunning. Are the software improvements on the S8 Plus enough to compete against the two cameras iPhone 7 Plus? Take a look at our results. I took both phones out for a two-day shoot around the San Francisco Bay area and tested them in seven categories: landscape, zoom, close-ups, action, portrait selfies and low-light. Both were set on the default automatic settings unless they had a specific mode for that category.

On sunny days along the cliffs of Marin, it was hard to get a bad shot with either phone, The S8 has a wider angle lens, which lets you squeeze more into the frame standing in the same position, The S8's shot had more dramatic colors, but the iPhone did a better job of capturing the texture, The clouds on the S8 look more dramatic, but the grass on the iPhone has better texture, It wasn't until the skies turned overcast that differences between the two cameras became more obvious, For example, the pond at Golden Gate Park looks warmer and brighter on the S8, as the phone compensated the dull skies by saturating the image (making the colors more vibrant), On the iPhone, the colors are more subdued -- but realistic, Ultimately, the S8's photo was more beautiful to look at, but if you're looking for a realistic photo, the Plus is iphone case crossbody where it's at..

The one shot on the S8 looks more vivid and visually more appealing, but less realistic. There are two types of zoom: digital and optical. Digital uses software to artificially "zoom in," while optical uses the actual lens to zoom, like a traditional camera. Generally speaking, optical zoom is much, much higher quality than digital. The S8 has an 8x digital zoom, while the iPhone has a combination of optical and digital. The iPhone's optical lens lets it to get two times closer, and then uses a digital zoom to get up to 10x.