Thin phones, tall phones, there’s something for everyone in this day and age. There are small phones, and then there are small phones. Like the Neon 7, for instance. probably the smallest touchscreen phone around. You’d expect a phone this small to heavily skimp on features, but, for a device of its size, the Neon 7 is fairly competent, feature-wise. The screen is of quite a good size, given how small the handset is. It is out now, priced at an acceptable $199 USD

Now, a run-down of the specs:

• Connectivity: GSM 850/1800/1900MHz
• Screen: 1.9” touchscreen
• Camera: 1.3 megapixels
• Memory: Trans Flash/MicroSD card slot
• Extras: Bluetooth, with A2DP support, handwriting recognition, and speech Synthesis – to read out menus, and incoming call numbers