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Top Great Camera Phones by Wirefly

Many people have been asking for this piece of information for long time already but there is no exact research on this issue but seem like now Wirefly has done a very good job by announcing top great camera phones here.

Samsung Memoir T929 (T-Mobile, 8.0 MP camera, QVGA 240x400) - Black
America's first 8 megapixel camera features a 16x digital zoom and xenon flash. The TouchWiz Samsung Memoir features auto-focus, geo-tagging, anti-shake, easy upload to a variety of platforms, and can even record up to one hour of video.

Motorola Zine ZN5 (T-Mobile, 5.0MP camera with Kodak lenses, QVGA 240x320) - Black
Designed by Kodak, the surprisingly slim Motorola Zine ZN5 packs a 5 megapixel camera with xenon flash, auto-focus and more, as well as Kodak's Perfect Touch and other editing abilities.

Samsung Behold T919 (T-Mobile, 5.0MP, QVGA 240x320) - Espresso, Light Rose
Predecessor to the Samsung Memoir, the 5 megapixel Samsung Behold was the first to feature Samsung's TouchWiz user interface, with its easy-to-use features, LED flash and an expandable memory up to 16 GB.

Samsung Omnia (Verizon Wireless, 5.0MP, VGA 480x640) - Black
Featuring Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, the 5 megapixel Samsung Omnia's 8GB memory (expandable to a whooping 24GB with addition of a 16GB microSD card) is as a productive as it is fun.

Sony Ericsson W760a (AT&T, 3.2MP, QVGA 240x320) - Black, Red, Silver
The 3.2 megapixel Sony Ericsson W760a is a slider-style phone with multiple shot modes and easy uploading of photos to the web on the nation's fastest 3G network.

BlackBerry Storm (Verizon Wireless, 3.2MP, QVGA 240x320) - Black
The touch-screen BlackBerry Storm moves beyond the workplace with a 3.2 megapixel camera, including LED flash, face detection and editing tools.

HTC Fuze (AT&T, 3.2MP, VGA 480x640) - Black
With new 3D TouchFLO, the 3.2 megapixel HTC Fuze is intuitive to use and easy to customize for business and pleasure. Auto-focus and editing tools ensure a great shot everytime.

HTC Touch Pro (Sprint, 3.2MP, CIF 288x352) - Black
With a 3.2 megapixel camera, the slide-out HTC Touch Pro for Sprint has a full QWERTY keyboard and the Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro that business users need while providing the entertainment features everyone wants.

LG Dare (Verizon Wireless, 3.2MP, VGA 480x640) - Black
A reasonably-priced iPhone competitor, the LG Dare has a 3.2 megapixel camera with features including face detection, SmartPic technology and editing tools. Besides camcorder noise reduction, the LG Dare is the first American phone to be able to record high-speed video and play it back in slow-motion.

Samsung Eternity A867 (AT&T, 3.2MP, QCIF 144x176) - Black
Featuring a popular touch-screen with vibration response, the Samsung Eternity has a 3.2 megapixel for not only on-the-go photos and video, but also AT&T's exclusive Video Share - the cutting edge of video calling.

The devices in the Top 10 were ranked according to megapixel, however, consumers should not rely solely on MP grade when shopping for a quality camera phone. Higher resolution does not necessarily translate to a higher quality image. In addition to the megapixel count, features such as auto-focus, optical zoom, built-in flash, plus, lens quality & size are all factors that need to be considered.