For years, the snapshots taken with camera phones were too grainy to put on your fridge, let alone in a frame. But now that today's most impressive models--such as Apple's iPhone 4S and Samsung's Galaxy S II--can capture pictures you can love unreservedly, why would anyone bother to buy a mundane point-and-shoot?
It's a good question, and the photo industry's giants are working overtime to answer it. They too have upped the ante on image quality. The most intriguing models pack superzoom lenses, built-in projectors and other nifty features that aren't yet common on phones. And they let you shoot photos...