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It's a similar story in examining the clone army of knockoffs that are following in Apple's footsteps.

The Delve is an average phone. It's versatile and sturdy and comes with the online and multimedia features we've come to expect, such as playing music and browsing the Web.

But the interface - the software that lets you tell the phone what you want it to do - falls flat when comparing it to the genre-defining iPhone.

It's clunky and unsophisticated and feels artificially slow - especially when you're used to a superior product. And that's too bad because there are a few glimmers of brilliance in the Delve's design.

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