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Welcome to the Reestit Mutton website

Not only is Reestit Mutton a well-respected UK mobile phone price comparison service, but it also manages to provide you with all the latest news, views, reviews and rumours from around the mobile phone industry. What can't it do?. Well, it can't yet make the tea but it's only a matter of time...
Important Announcement

There is now an all new look and feel to the site and lots of new facilities have been developed such as the searchable mobile phone retailer directory, the site blog containing the latest mobile news and reviews (updated daily) and the ability to sign up to receive newsletters.

Please Note: the price comparison facility is currently undergoing redevelopment. If you would like to be notified when it is relaunched there is a newsletter specifically designed for this purpose.
Retailer Spotlight

SIM-freePAYGcontract

Comet are the second largest electrical retailer in the UK and part of KESA Electricals PLC, a pan-European group operating in seven European countries. Comet offers a wide range of electrical products all at everyday low prices - on average, 34,000 competitor prices are checked every week to ensure that Comet's prices cannot be beaten.
News

VIDEO: Blackberry Ad Blows Hole In Apple

Apple's been having a fine time in recent years taking the mickey out of Windows-based PCs with its 'Mac Vs. PC' ads, but now the company is the butt of a new Blackberry Storm ad. The above ad pretty much speaks for itself, unlike the long warbly, existential ads from Microsoft's Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld. It probably cost peanuts in comparison and didn't even require the services of a cute Chinese kid. All you need is a gun, an Apple, and a steel-clad Blackberry and you have an ad that makes an impact.

Gizmodo, 27 Feb 2009
Reviews

HTC Touch 3G Windows Mobile smartphone

  Hot on the heels of the Touch Viva - the budget Touch - comes the 3G version. Smaller, neater, and with more features, including - of course - 3G connectivity, Assisted GPS and a 3.2Mp camera, this is the next stage up the Touch ladder.…

The Register, 19 Jan 2009