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The selection of Android phones is continuing to grow, which may result in too many choices when it's time for a new device. If you're not sure where to start when picking a new phone, Google has built a beautiful Web tool that will guide you through the selection process.

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The website starts by asking which activities you need the phone to do. After selecting a category, you'll see a follow-up question. For instance, if you choose Taking photos, the tool will ask how often you take them (Not sure, 5 per week, 20 per week, over 40 per week). Some activities will have more than one follow-up question.

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Once you've picked enough criteria, a Show me phones button will appear. In this area, you can further narrow down your selection by carrier, size, price and latest (how recent the models were released). The specifications are listed below each device, and there's a small X button next to each device image that lets you exclude it from the results. Hopefully, you'll be presented with some of the devices that made CNET's best Android phones of 2015 list.

This tool is a great starting point, but it may not work for everyone. If you want some extra help picking the right device, check out the CNET smartphone buying guide, where you can find in-depth discussion of all the smartphone features.

Finally, if you're still not sold on an Android phone, check out CNET's phone reviews, which can be searched by price point, manufacturer and OS, among other specs.