Like most people these days, celebrities have cell phones too. Open up any gossip rag or surf over to your favorite entertainment news source, and you'll most likely spot a paparazzi shot of a celebrity chatting on a cell phone. A few cell phones stand out as being particularly popular among the glitterati. The most famous celebrity cell phone is of course T-Mobile's Sidekick II by Danger. Aside from being endorsed by the likes of Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Richie, the Sidekick II really hit the big time when Paris Hilton's device was hacked, its contents spilled across the Web. Following that is another smart phone, the currently maligned BlackBerry, the most recent of which is the RIM BlackBerry 8700c. Everyone from White House staffers to celebrities such as Naomi Campbell and Diddy has one of these, presumably to keep track of their busy schedules. The Motorola Razr V3 has also proved its popularity among the Hollywood set, what with complimentary Razr giveaways in this year's Oscar goodie bags, as well as a cameo in R. Kelly's recent "Trapped in the Closet" urban-opera video series. A newcomer to the scene is the Nokia 7280 lipstick-shaped phone, which was featured in Jennifer Lopez's "Get Right" video and also seen in the hands of many celebrities at this year's Oscars.

The good: Built-in VGA camera with flash; world phone; speakerphone; great keyboard; convenient e-mail and IM functionality; relatively speedy Web browsing; 32MB RAM.

The bad: Bulky and heavy; no corporate e-mail access; no Bluetooth or infrared port; limited customization options.

The bottom line: T-Mobile's Sidekick II adds a built-in camera to its stellar e-mail, surfing, and IM abilities, but some annoying flaws remain.

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