So many phones! This summer has turned into a Summer of Smartphones unlike any other, and the Android invasion is leading the way.

Which Android phone should you buy, or should you even buy one at all? We've taken a look at some of the new crop of smartphones to help guide your purchasing decisions. Click the Product Hub link for each device to see more info, including in-depth specs, videos and reviews.

	Google Nexus One (Unlocked GSM) Buy this if: You want the original vision of Google's superphone and timely access to Android updates. Don't buy this if: You need any hand-holding; the phone isn't sold through carriers. Buyer Beware: Google is no longer selling the phone direct, so it's fast becoming a collectors' item. Pleasant Surprise: Nexus One + T-Mobile = Fast Web browsing. Dark Secret: Google's tech support has been lackluster, to say the least. Alternatives: HTC Droid Incredible (Verizon), Samsung Captivate/Vibrant/Fascinate   Google Nexus One Product Hub »
	Motorola Droid X (Verizon) Buy this if: You want maximum performance, maximum screen and Verizon's network. Don't buy this if: You want a more pocketable device, a hard QWERTY keyboard, a snazzy custom skin, or a front-facing camera for video chatting. Buyer Beware: Early models have suffered from display and WiFi-related problems. Pleasant Surprise: Motorola's three-microphone noise cancellation makes calls sound better. Dark Secret: The HD video capture is good but not great. Alternatives: HTC EVO 4G (Sprint), Samsung Fascinate (Verizon)   Motorola Droid X Product Hub »
	HTC Evo 4G (Sprint) Buy this if: You want the first 4G-capable phone in the land, with maxed-out media features to boot. Don't buy this if: You want 4G speeds but don't yet have Sprint's WiMax coverage where you live. Buyer Beware: T-Mobile's 3G network is actually faster than Sprint's 4G in many real-life tests. Pleasant Surprise: Evo's kickstand is actually pretty handy. Dark Secret: .Big screen + custom software + 4G = Big drain on battery life Alternatives: Motorola Droid X (Verizon), Samsung Epic 4G (Sprint)     HTC Evo 4G Product Hub »
	HTC Droid Incredible (Verizon) Buy this if: You value performance, ease-of-use and pocketability. Don't buy this if: You're eager to get the latest Android updates quickly - HTC's custom interface means longer waits for OS upgrades. Buyer Beware: The bright display and custom software has resulted in battery life complaints. Pleasant Surprise: A software update will bless Incredible with HD video capture. Dark Secret: Display parts shortages have kept the phone on back-order since launch. Alternatives: Samsung Fascinate (Verizon), Google Nexus One (Unlocked)   HTC Droid Incredible Product Hub »
	T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide Buy this if: You want Android with a keyboard and have good T-Mobile coverage where you'll be using it. Don't buy this if: You don't like what T-Mobile and HTC have done to customize the Android software or want the fastest Android phone in the land. Buyer Beware: myTouch Slide has an extra-customized version of HTC's custom Android software. Not saying that's bad, just saying it's different. Pleasant Surprise: The "Genius" button makes using voice commands extra-easy, and the hard keyboard is a delight. Dark Secret: You'll likely have to wait extra-long for an Android 2.2 update to this phone given all of the custom software it runs. Alternatives: Samsung Intercept (Sprint), Samsung Vibrant (T-Mobile)   myTouch 3G Slide Product Hub »
	Samsung Captivate (AT&T), Vibrant (T-Mobile) Buy this if: You want the best screen ever to grace an Android phone. Don't buy this if: You want a phone that feels awesome in hand - these devices are nice and light but kind of cheap feeling. Buyer Beware: AT&T's Captivate won't let you sideload unsigned apps. If you don't know what that means, don't worry, it won't really affect you. Pleasant Surprise: Samsung's S-AMOLED display tech is actually usable in direct sunlight. Dark Secret: Samsung's custom user interface is riddled with typos and weird grammatical errors. Alternatives: HTC Droid Incredible (Verizon), Motorola Droid X (Verizon).   Samsung Captivate Product Hub »
	Samsung Intercept (Sprint) Buy this if: You want Android on Sprint, with a hard keyboard, but don't need 4G. Don't buy this if: You want the absolute fastest, sleekest, most powerful Android phone around. Buyer Beware: Intercept is a solid performer, but it lags when compared to higher-end devices like Evo 4G and Droid Incredible. Pleasant Surprise: Intercept has one of the best QWERTY keyboards to grace a cell phone in quite some time. Dark Secret: Under heavy use, Intercept can lag to the point of annoyance. Alternatives: LG Ally (Verizon), Samsung Epic 4G (Sprint)   Samsung Intercept Product Hub »
	HTC Aria (AT&T) Buy this if: You want a full Android smartphone in a tiny, light package. Don't buy this if: You like to type long Emails and messages on your phone. Buyer Beware: Aria's small size means a small battery, and this phone tends to run out of juice under heavy use. Pleasant Surprise: HTC's Sense user interface is totally usable on Aria's (relatively) small display. Dark Secret: Did I mention the battery life issue? Alternatives: HTC Droid Incredible (Verizon), Sony Ericsson X10 mini and mini pro (Unlocked)     HTC Aria Product Hub »
	Samsung Epic 4G (Sprint) Buy this if:  Coming soon Don't buy this if: Coming soon Buyer Beware: Coming soon Pleasant Surprise: Coming soon Dark Secret: Coming soon Alternatives: Coming soon     Samsung Epic 4G Product Hub »
	Fascinate (Verizon) Buy this if:  Coming soon Don't buy this if: Coming soon Buyer Beware: Coming soon Pleasant Surprise: Coming soon Dark Secret: Coming soon Alternatives: Coming soon     Samsung Fascinate Product Hub »