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2010-09-21T01:04:00.000-07:00

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Eco-friendly messaging phone in dark silver with bottom-sliding full QWERTY keyboard; case made from 19 percent post-consumer recycled plastic
Access to personal e-mail and corporate calendars; compatible with Family Locator service; 1xRTT data connectivity
1.3-megapixel camera for still photos; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD expansion to 32 GB; dedicated social networking and emoticon keys
Up to 5.5 hours of talk time; released in June, 2010
What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, Energy Star-qualified charger, battery door, quick start guide

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2010-09-20T00:56:00.000-07:00

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The lock screen displays new messages and appointments without requiring that you enter a PIN when the phone is locked.
You can easily customize your Today screen to display and access new e-mails, text messages, and other high-level information with a simple tap.
The Start screen provides ultimate access and control: quickly browse and open programs; easily customize program order (move the most used apps to the top) and add your favorite web sites.
Internet Explorer Mobile provides a full, rich web viewing experience similar to the experience on your PC.
The improved Windows Media Player Mobile lets you view full-screen video and provides audio and video playback enhancements, like pausing a song or video when you receive a call.
Use the My Phone Service to sync your phone and data to the web so it's backed up and accessible.
Express your sense of style with designer-theme-based phones (like the new Halo design) or create your own custom themes.
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2010-09-19T00:18:00.000-07:00

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3G-enabled touchscreen music phone with Dolby Mobile technologies for potent bass and sparkling clarity; quick access to favorite social networks
Access V Cast Music (with Rhapsody) and Video services via fast EV-DO data network; GPS-enabled for turn-by-turn directions; Visual Voice Mail
1 GB internal memory; microSD expansion to 16 GB; 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth 2.1 stereo music; access to personal and corporate email
Up to 5.1 hours of talk time, up to 470 hours (19.6 days) of standby time
What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, extra purple battery cover, quick start guide, user manual

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2010-09-18T11:47:00.000-07:00

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Candybar-style phone with slide-out QWERTY keyboard great for accessing email, instant messages, and social networks
Pay for only the calling time you use with Virgin Mobile's minutes or monthly plans--no annual contract required
1.3-megapixel camera with video capture; microSD expansion to 16 GB; Bluetooth 2.1 stereo music; digital audio player
Up to 5.5 hours of talk time, up to 300 hours (12.5 days) of standby time
What's in the Box: handset, battery, charger, printed documentation

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2010-09-17T10:46:00.000-07:00

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Phone features 3-inch touch screen and QWERTY keyboard
Easy texting and email access keeps you instantly connected
Built-in GPS and 2.0-megapixel camera
Bluetooth-enabled for hands-free conversations
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2010-09-16T10:41:00.000-07:00

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Phone features 4-line, slide-out QWERTY keypad for efficient texting
1.3-megapixel camera; instant upload to Facebook
Built-in calculator, calendar, alarm clock, notepad, and more
Pre-loaded GPS for audible turn-by-turn directions
Speakerphone and Bluetooth-compatibility allow hands-free conversations

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2010-09-15T10:37:00.000-07:00

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Innovative Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone with touchscreen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Qualcomm 1 GHz processor, and optional pico projector for presentations
Tri-band UMTS/HSDPA 3G connectivity (850/1900/2100 MHz) for global roaming; compatible with optional AT&T Navigator turn-by-turn GPS, AT&T Mobile Music
Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g); 5-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth PC tethering and stereo music; microSD expansion to 16 GB
1500 mAh lithium-ion battery for excellent talk and standby time
What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, USB cable, 3.5mm headset with adapter, quick start guide, user manual

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2010-09-14T10:30:00.000-07:00

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Gmail: Multiple accounts support and undo for common operations.
YouTube: One-touch recording and playback from home screen widget or app, one-touch sharing with friends, and the ability to view your own uploaded videos and high-resolution videos.
Google Talk: Easily switch between chats, search your chat history, and preview pictures and videos sent by links.
Android Market: Browse and download applications created by third-party developers.
Calendar: Ability to see who has R.S.V.P.'d to your meeting invitations.
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2010-09-13T10:22:00.000-07:00

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Reliable, easy-to-use flip phone for voice and messaging communications
GPS-enabled for turn-by-turn directions; Family Locator service and Mobile Web 2.0 capabiliites
1.3-megapixel still photo camera; Bluetooth for hands-free devices; access to personal e-mail; personal organizer tools
Up to 7.67 hours of talk time, up to 679 hours (28+ days) of standby time
What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB charger, battery door, quick start guide

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2010-09-12T09:16:00.000-07:00

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Prepaid flip phone provides double the amount of purchased minutes for the life of the phone
Pay for only the calling time you use with minutes purchased from Tracfone--no annual contract required
VGA camera for still photos, Bluetooth for handsfree devices, speakerphone, SMS and MMS messaging, dual LCD screens
Up to 6.5 hours of talk time, up to 312 hours (13 days) of standby time
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2010-09-11T08:29:00.000-07:00

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3G-enabled entertainment phone with access to AT&T Mobile TV; 3-inch touchscreen complemented by slide-out QWERTY keyboard
Compatible with AT&T Video Share, AT&T Mobile Music, and AT&T Navigator GPS turn-by-turn directions
3-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD expansion to 16 GB; access to personal e-mail and instant messaging services
Up to 3 hours of talk time, up to 288 hours (12 days) of standby time; released in June, 2010
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2010-09-10T06:40:00.000-07:00

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LG Sentio GS505 Phone, Navy Blue (T-Mobile)

3G-enabled touchscreen phone with virtual QWERTY keyboard and easy access to all your social networks
Compatible with T-Mobile's 3G network for fast downloads as well as quick uploads of photo and video to sharing sites
3.0-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD memory expansion to 16 GB; organizer tools; personal e-mail; GPS-enabled
Up to 6 hours of talk time, up to 384 hours (16 days) of standby time; released in July, 2010
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2010-09-09T06:35:00.000-07:00

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Sophisticated 3G-enabled slider phone with stainless steel construction and mesmerizing 2.2-inch mirror LCD screen
Compatible with optional AT&T Navigator turn-by-turn GPS, AT&T Video Share, AT&T Mobile Music, and streaming Cellular Video services
2-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD memory expansion to 16 GB; access to personal and corporate email
Up to 3.2 hours of talk time, up to 300 hours (12.5 days) of standby time
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2010-09-08T06:31:00.000-07:00

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Affordable smartphone in black/silver with 2.4-inch touchscreen and slide-out QWERTY keyboard--includes $50 airtime credit with AT&T's GoPhone service
Pay for just the minutes you use with no annual contract--easy refill via Internet or prepaid cards
2-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD expansion to 4 GB; digital audio player
Up to 3 hours of talk time, up to 244 hours (10+ days) of standby time
What's in the Box: handset, battery, charger, quick reference guide

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2010-09-07T06:26:00.000-07:00

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Affordable touchscreen phone with 3-inch display--includes $50 airtime credit with AT&T's GoPhone service
Pay for just the minutes you use with no annual contract--easy refill via Internet or prepaid cards; compatible with AT&T Navigator GPS turn-by-turn directions
2-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD expansion to 16 GB; access to personal e-mail and instant messaging services
Up to 4 hours of talk time, up to 384 hours (16 days) of standby time; released in June, 2010
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2010-09-06T06:22:00.000-07:00

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Cheap Palm Z22 Handheld $399.99

2009-08-21T21:51:00.000-07:00

If you're still using a paper planner, maybe it's time to catch up with technology & upgrade to the affordable & easy-to-use Palm Z22 handheld. It enables you to keep your entire day-to-day schedule & contact information at hand & in your pocket--no more flipping through multiple pages, looking for scraps of paper or keeping track of to-do lists. & you won't have to enter the same thing twice--once on the computer & two times in your planner, as you can easily make updates on your computer & synchronize data to the Palm Z22 in a minute or six.

This handheld features a 32 MB of flash memory (20 MB accessible for file & program storage), Palm OS 5.4 (Garnet), a fast 200 MHz ARM-based processor, & an internal rechargeable battery (that can be charged by the included AC adapter or by the USB cable connected to your PC).

Weighing over 3 ounces & about the same size as a deck of playing cards, the Palm Z22 is compact & stylish with a white front & translucent blue backing. Small enough to fit in to any purse, backpack or back pocket, it boasts a bright, 160 x 160-pixel color touchscreen display, which provides easy readability of names, addresses, & appointments. You can even color-code appointments for improved organization, & view & over pics of friends & relatives wherever you go.

The install for the z22 was easy plus worked flawlessly. I tried the install via the usb port on Macintosh process X plus Windows XP formats. The installation program pulled all my elderly palm info in to the Z22; memos, contacts, calendar plus task functions were all maintained in the upgrade. a number of the older applications were not compatible with the Palm 5 OS on the z22. Most of the problems apps were elderly games that I was not that concerned about.

I've been using the z22 for a few days plus have found it to be a great product for somebody not concerned with wireless, a large handheld display screen or extended memory. I've used palms for several years plus keep a lot of technical notes in the Palm memo app for use when I'm in remote locations doing process adminstration work. My previous palm was a III xe - it was trailing edge technology but very durable plus useful as long as I could find a synching machine that still had a serial connection.

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2009-08-20T19:10:00.000-07:00

The slim Samsung Memoir camera phone delivers impressive images on it large 3-inch LCD color display (240 x 400 pixels, 262K colors) plus offers haptic responsive feedback that vibrates when you press a button. For easy operation plus navigation, the stylish Memoir features four dedicated keys--call, end call plus back--on the front of the tool under the touch screen. The Memoir also provides fast plus easy access to a customer's favorite features through Samsung's innovative TouchWiz user interface, which has specially designed widgets to customize plus personalize your phone. The fast plus simple drag-and-drop feature provides instant access to your favorite functions, such as the clock, music player, instant messaging plus photos plus a custom widget for myFaves. The Memoir's full-touch virtual QWERTY keypad plus multiple messaging capabilities--including text, multimedia messaging, instant messaging plus email--make staying connected fast plus easy while on the go.

With the 8-megapixel Samsung Memoir, you'll be able to capture all the special moments from your on-the-go life without sacrificing image quality, plus the full touchscreen interface makes it easy to capture both amazing still photos plus high-resolution videos. The built-in 8-megapixel camera includes a CMOS autofocus lens, Xenon flash, 16x digital zoom, four shooting modes, multi-shot capabilities. A photo-sharing widget also makes it easy to quickly upload images to several photo sharing sites, including Flickr, Kodak Gallery, Photobucket, plus Snapfish (as well as T-Mobile's My Album online sharing service). The Memoir also includes a TV output that enables you to connect the phone to a TV or compatible monitor to display photo slideshows to friends plus relatives on a larger format.

Handsfree communication is easy thanks to the integrated speakerphone. This phone also provides Bluetooth wireless connectivity (version 2.0), plus includes profiles for communication headset, handsfree automobile kits, plus file transfer. With the A2DP Bluetooth profile, you can stream your music to a pair of compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones.

The phone has a 180 MB internal memory, which can be expanded by optional MicroSD memory cards (up to 16 GB in size). The internal phonebook can store up to 2000 contact entries, each with multiple numbers per contact plus support for caller groups as well as picture/ringer ID. You can download MP3 real-music plus 72-chord polyphonic ringtones, plus the phone also includes a vibrate function for when you want to keep things silent.

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2009-08-19T18:54:00.000-07:00

The Motorola Karma QA1 keeps the conversation going with multiple ways to stay connected on your terms. IM-style texting with an all-in-one view of messages & easy scroll navigation helps you keep track of conversations & stay organized. Take your social status to the next level by sending instant messages to multiple friends at three times using popular services like Yahoo! Messenger & Windows Live Messenger. Social networking addicts can add Facebook & MySpace hasty launch icons to the home screen for one-click access, & updating your status, sharing a comment or posting pics & video from the Karma's built-in camera is a breeze.

The phone has a 2.5-inch LCD screen with a 320 x 240-pixel resolution & excellent 262K color depth--great for reviewing photos before uploading. The face has a 4-way navigation pad with center select key that's surrounded by send/end keys, soft navigation keys, a back button & a dedicated messaging button. The face then smoothly slides up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. The phone has a 100 MB user accessible memory, which can be expanded by optional MicroSD memory cards (up to 16 GB in size). The internal phonebook supports multiple phone numbers per contact & supports caller groups as well as picture/ringer ID.

Handsfree communication is easy thanks to the integrated speakerphone. This phone also provides Bluetooth wireless connectivity (version 2.0), & includes profiles for communication headset, handsfree automobile kits, & file transfer. With the A2DP Bluetooth profile, you can stream your music to a pair of compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones. You can connect your laptop (either by Bluetooth or wired USB) & enjoy dial-up networking--surf the net, send email, & access files from a server (additional charges or subscription applicable).

This Motorola phone includes the innovative CrystalTalk technology, which automatically accounts for background noise during a call & adjusts the audio quality based on ambient noise conditions to provide the optimal conversational experience. CrystalTalk also reduces the volume of the background noise picked up by the microphone during a call, making it possible to be more easily heard over the phone while in a noisy environment.

The 2-megapixel camera includes an LED flash & up to 8x digital zoom (depending on resolution selection), & it also captures video clips. In addition to a digital audio player (compatible with MP3, WMA, AAC/AAC+/eAAC+), the phone also offers a video player that's compatible with MPEG4 & H.263 video formats. You'll enjoy the 3.5mm headphone jack for use with a wide range of headphones.

Cheap Motorola Tundra Phone

2009-08-18T18:32:00.000-07:00

The phone has a generous 100 MB internal memory, which can be expanded by optional MicroSD memory cards up to 8 GB in size. The internal phonebook can store up to 1000 contact entries with multiple numbers per contact and support for caller groups as well as picture and ringer ID.

The Motorola Tundra clamshell phone is durable enough to withstand all types of abuse and disruptive environments. Designed to last, it meets 810F US Military Standards for drops, dust, vibration, humidity, severe temperatures and rain. The phone features dual displays, with an internal 2.2-inch LCD screen (240 x 320 pixels, 262K colors) that's complemented by an external 1-inch screen (96 x 80 pixels, 65K colors). The external screen will display current time and date, signal strength, battery life, and incoming calls.

"I've had the phone only a short time but i've already fallen in love with it. This is a phone for grown ups. It feels every bit as sturdy as advertised. Not as slim as my elderly RAZR but still not what I would classify as bulky. it's not that easy to open one-handed, but it feels great while talking. The screen is super sharp and seems bigger than it's due to the excellent clarity. The keypad is well proportioned and my only complaint is that the navigation button could be more pronounced. It feels inset. I also could live without the "Go Online" key or the "Open CV" key. one other minor complaint is the dedicated PTT button, which so far i've no found a way to re-program. It can be disabled if you are not using the PTT function, but I wish i could use it for something else.

Immediately connect to a single person or an entire team with the touch of a button using PTT technology. The Tundra provides exceptional usability with unique features designed for workforce management, such as voice activation, phone book locking for call restrictions, a rugged antenna and keys that can be easily pressed while wearing gloves. You'll also be able to engage in crisp, clear conversations on the Motorola Tundra even in harsh environments with Motorola's CrystalTalk and with dual microphone technology. The Tundra amplifies your conversations and helps reduce background noise so virtually nothing comes between you and your calls.

3G network through AT&T seems fast. Crystal clear reception and the best speakerphone option I've ever used. Battery life seems lovely so far. I'm two days in with about two hours of talk time and there are still full bars on the battery status indicator. Yesterday, in a house that usually acts like a bunker, blocking most call attempts, I had two bars and not trouble making calls. The back cover seals tightly as an environmental protection measure, but it makes it difficult to access the battery, sim card, and flash card.

Overall I give this phone a high recommendation for someone looking for a rugged, lovely looking, manly phone that is going to perform when you require it."

"This phone is great. I know that today small is in but every phone out there is small and the buttons are small and trying to hold them you hit a button by accident and something happens. This phone is a great size and has plenty of great options. Speaker is clear. This is a great phone if you have large hands or if you require a phone larger than your credit card."

Cheap Sony Ericsson Cyber shot C905 Camera Phone

2009-08-18T03:41:00.000-07:00

The C905a has a 160 MB internal memory, which can be expanded by optional Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards up to 8 GB in size. The internal phonebook can store up to 1000 contacts, & it features multiple numbers per contact (as well as up to five email addresses), support for caller groups, & picture/ringer ID capabilities.

The Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot C905a has a distinctive 2.4-inch display (240 x 320 pixels, 262K color depth) made of mineral glass--the same material used in watch crystals--which offers excellent scratch resistance & is great for showcasing your photos & videos. It sits above a square navigation area that features icons around the toggle that are illuminated when the C905a is held horizontally in camera mode--so you know it's ready to take pics even in low-light conditions. The navigation area is surrounded by five soft navigation keys, send/end keys, a shortcut key, & a clear key. To dial a number, slide the handset's face upwards to reveal the alpha-numeric keypad.

An picture stabilizer compensates for those small movements, reducing the chance that your photo comes out blurred. The smart Contrast function automatically compensates for shadows or unnaturally bright light in a shot. The BestPic function gives you nine chances to capture the precise moment you require. As well as your shot, the phone takes three images as you press the button, & another three afterwards. Pick the three you require, trash the rest. Select the Photo Fix function to improve pics that you think can be better. In a one-click operation, brightness, light & contrast are adjusted to give you the best possible picture.

Sliding open the camera lens cover automatically engages the camera application on the phone. The still camera can capture images up to 8.1 megapixels (with your choice of three resolution options & five quality settings), & it also features a 16x digital zoom, Xenon flash, & auto rotate. The Face Detection & Auto Focus capability enables the camera to detect & focus on the face of your subject than the background, so that you can take sharp & high quality pics of your friends. The phone also incorporates the latest in lighting technology--Photo Flash--giving you better quality pics even in low-light conditions.

If you require the people in your pics to be happy, activate smirk Shutter. The camera waits until your subject beams that broad grin--then it automatically snaps the picture. Finally, take advantage of your C905a's GPS location-based service capabilities by geo-tagging your photos with precise information about where they were taken.

In addition to still photos, the phone can also capture video clips, with videos for messaging capped at approximately 20 seconds & those meant for saving to your computer running for as long as you have available space. It can record as a maximum resolution of 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA) at 30 frames per second (fps).

The digital audio player is compatible with a wide variety of formats, including MP3 & AAC/AAC+. Additionally, you can play MPEG4 & 3GPP videos. With the TrackID service, you can identify any song that you can hear by recording a snippet of sound using the microphone. After sending the file for recognition, you'll have the name, artist & album sent to your phone. It also includes a built-in FM radio with RDS, which displays the name of the currently playing song (when tuned to compatible radio stations).

Handsfree communication is easy thanks to the integrated speakerphone. This phone also provides Bluetooth wireless connectivity (version 2.0), & includes profiles for communication headset, handsfree automobile kits, & file transfer. With the A2DP Bluetooth profile, you can stream your music to a pair of compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones. You can connect your notebook (either by Bluetooth or wired USB) & enjoy dial-up networking--surf the web, send email, & access files from a server (additional charges or subscription applicable).

The phone also ships with a built-in email client with support for POP3 & IMAP4 protocols, while the included Access NetFront Web Browser allows you to surf full HTML web-sites. It also supports RSS feeds, allowing you to use your phone to view up-to-the-minute news & other content from selected web-sites & blogs. subscribe to the feed & let it come to you. Support is built in for sending & receiving text, video, graphics & sound by messages. T9 text entry, a technology that makes it not as hard for people to enter words & text on handsets, is built in to the unit--a and for mobile email & text messaging users.

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2009-07-15T04:48:00.000-07:00

Cheapest Cell Phones Plan, Best Cell Phone Prices, From $0.01! - BlackBerry Curve 8330 Phone, Silver (Verizon Wireless): "The Curve 8330 is fashioned with subtly curving corners and chrome highlights. Measuring 4.2 x 2.4 inches, the Curve is just as slim as the Pearl (0.63 inches) and weighs in at 4 ounces. It features a bright 2.5-inch color TFT screen that provides 65,000 colors and a 320 x 240-pixel resolution, and it includes a light-sensing feature that automatically adjusts backlighting for indoor, outdoor and dark environments. Like the BlackBerry 8800, the Curve includes a trackball navigation system located on the top of the QWERTY keypad, and it also features an integrated spell checker with a customizable dictionary to help maintain accuracy while on the go. It has 96 MB of internal ROM memory, and is expandable using MicroSD/MicroSDHC memory cards (up to 8 GB in size).

You can snap vivid photos (though no video) using the 2-megapixel camera on the back of the Curve, which also features a 5x digital zoom, built-in flash, self-portrait mirror and full screen viewfinder. It can capture images in up to three picture quality and size resolutions that can be shared instantly by email, MMS or BlackBerry Messenger, or even uploaded to your Flickr account with the Yahoo! Go service. Photos can also be immediately set as a unique caller ID or Home Screen image. You can edit photos and create albums within the Curve using the PhotoSuite application. Pictures can be cropped, rotated and straightened, and flaws can be fixed by removing redeye or changing the brightness, contrast, and saturation levels."

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2009-07-15T04:37:00.000-07:00

Cheapest Cell Phones Plan, Best Cell Phone Prices, From $0.01! - LG Incite CT810 Phone, Silver (AT&T): "Wow! The reviews of this item are all love or all hate! I suppose nobody posts a review if they feel just okay about an item. But I thought I'd put something up here that doesn't sound like a press release and also doesn't make this sound like it will give you diseases.

This is a perfectly good phone/organizer with which you will be perfectly happy if you don't set your standards irrationally high. It's got a load of features and they all work as advertised.

The major complaints seem to be about it being slow and unresponsive. It runs Windows Mobile 6.1. Slow and unresponsive are hallmarks of the Windows brand, what did you expect? But it is fast enough to make your calls and organize your contacts and play your music, which is what you want this phone for. If you want this phone for too much else, you don't want this phone: you want an iPhone, and you're going to have to pay for an iPhone.

This is not an iPhone, but it also doesn't cost nearly as much as an iPhone.

I think a major culprit to the 'slow and unresponsive' complaint is the 'haptic response.' This is a cool idea that has fallen a little behind in the implementation. The idea is that it runs the vibrator a little when you hit a key. Unfortunately, what it does is it hits the vibrator a little *after* you hit the key. This immediate feedback really makes any little lag hit home. If you turn this feature off, you probably won't notice the delay at all: it'll run just like any other of your Windows CE or Windows Mobile devices.

Also, for a speed boost, try deleting some of the Java game demos and parasite-ware that come on it. If you're not going to pay for the full version of Ms. Pacm"

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2009-07-15T04:01:00.000-07:00

Cheapest Cell Phones Plan, Best Cell Phone Prices, From $0.01! - Nokia E71x Phone, Black (AT&T): "I had an LG VU before this one and I loved the VU's capabilities as an internet device because of the full touch screen. However, I found myself using java chat apps on it and the touchscreen was not that great. Plus, I needed a better way to get my work e-mail than using the outlook web access.

My wife saw an ad for this phone on a web site and we visited a store to check it out. I played around with it for 25 minutes in the store and decided that I had to have it. The build in web browser is far better than I expected and was used to. Pages render well and navigating them is far easier than most devices I have used. The full keyboard makes it easy to enter in search terms, addresses, and even full messages on forums.

Installing Opera Mini creates an excellent experiance as well. The only thing missing is flash support.

For java applications, it works perfect, although now I am finding that there are a ton of Symbian S60 apps available that run far better and far faster than java apps. Using instant messenger is super easy and combined with the multitasking ability, I can be chatting in IM and talking on the phone with my bluetooth headset at the same time.

Syncing my work e-mail with this phone was a snap. I just installed the Mail for Exchange and put in my username, password, and server address and all of my outlook contacts, calendar items, and e-mails instantly showed up. This was far better than what had to be done for blackberry (it costs extra if there are more than 1 blackberry phones in an organization and IT has to install server software!).

I'm really surprised that no one has mentioned the camera. This phone has a 3.2 MP camera on it with flash. The color is amazing for"

Cheap LG Xenon GR500 Phone

2009-07-15T03:38:00.000-07:00

"The Xenon is about near to perfect as I have found for my needs in a cellphone. First off, I have tried the Dare, the Omnia, the Behold, the Zine, and the Nokia 5310. All of them had some neat things, but weren't for me. I had initially been attracted to the phones with the high MP cameras because I didn't want to have to carry a camera with me, but I found that a higher MP doesn't necessarily mean a better picture.

I also wanted something that could have music, which all these phones have, but some have the sd card inside. I wanted easy access. I wanted something that wasn't too small, which the Nokia seemed to be. I really liked it, otherwise, because it also had an FM radio. I was afraid I'd lose it, though. The Zine was okay, but I didn't like the keys. I really can't put my finger on why I didn't like the Behold.

The Omnia was a smartphone and with it came the higher phone bill. It just had too much on it for me. I don't think I liked the side pullout menu of these two Samsung phones. It was neat to pull the icons onto the main screen, but they could be very cluttered. The Dare was a cool phone, but it was lacking one very important thing for me and also had some problems with locking up or turning off at the wrong time. It lacked a place in the contacts where I could input a street address with the contacts. I liked the touch screen and camera, though. I have written a review on the Dare, so I won't go further.

On to the Xenon. I like the smaller size. I like that it has both a touchscreen and keyboard. The qwerty keyboard slide is comfortable to text on. The keys are fairly flat, but they still feel like separate keys. I have big hands and it is great to use. I appreciate the .com, @, and text related keys along with the quick access keys for email and IM. It has AIM, Windows Live, and Yahoo! Messenger. Although the keyboard is four rows, you must use the Fn key (blue) to access numbers and symbols. It wasn't difficult to use. The sliding action of the keyboard feels solid to me and not springy. The covers for the sd card and charger/headset port are a little different. It's best if you have a bit of fingernail to grip the indentation and then carefully pull on the cover piece because it has a plastic post for the little covers to swivel on. I found it a bit tricky at first. "

Deals on Samsung Epix i907 Phone, Black (AT&T)

2009-05-15T08:03:00.000-07:00

Cheap Cell Phone Plans | Best Cell Phone Plans | Cell Phone Plan Deals - Samsung Epix i907 Phone, Black (AT&T): "One of my primary demands of a phone upgrade this time was that it had to run Windows Mobile 6.0 or above, since I want to develop mobile phone applications that take advantage of Google Gears Geo-location services.

This phone was a surprise to me in terms of its ease of use, speed (both cpu and 3G connectivity). Syncing with my bluetooth earpiece is much easier than it was with my Motorola RAZR V3. The GPS features are terrific (turn-by-turn driving instructions, automatic traffic alerts, etc.) Even the QWERTY keboard was easy to use, allowing for fast entry. This surprised me as well since I have big hands.

Contrary to some reviewers (here and elsewhere), I loved having both the optical mouse and the stylus pointer. Some have questioned the wisdom of having both. But, it's just good design to allow multiple ways to accomplish the same task, since different people have different preferences. Also, apparently, none of the reviewers, who criticize Samsung for including the stylus, have figured out that the styus is also used for text entry via 'Letter Recognizer' and 'Transcriber' mode, which is a good reason to have both pointer mechanisms.

I did opt to have a full-body invisibleSHIELD placed on it. It's quite expensive ($25 for the" -Read more...

"Cellular companies are difficult in the US, this is a fact we all have to come to accept. So AT&T will probably not help you out if you have problems with this phone, or any other. Samsung, on the other hand is generally a pretty nice company to deal with. The Epix is an extremely well *designed* phone. It has an extremely fast processor, proven layout from the Blackjacks, and most importantly, it has the greatest thing ever put into a phone, a mouse. WinMo is an absolute beast to deal with, but with the addition of a mouse, it's a delight. However, you trade a real D-Pad for a mouse, which makes *most* games unplayable. The mouse can be used as a D-Pad, but it's awkward. If you think this will annoy you, it will, but you'll adapt quickly.

Now, let's get to the main competition: the Fuze. My wife has a Fuze. She loves it and I love my Epix. The Fuze is gorgeous, inside and out, in a way the Epix could never match up to. The TouchFlo thing is a delight to use, since it masks the shortcomings of windows mobile quite well. The Epix doesn't really attempt to, and don't expect it to. The Fuze has a massive army of modders who have made everything from turning the capacitive touch part of the phone into a scroller to making any shape or color of TouchFlo (My wife currently has the black TouchFlo from the HTC Diamond). The Epix has a small, loyal following of modders who are mostly focused on bug-fixing.

Get the Epix or the Fuze, forget the iPhone unless you only specifically want to do the things the iPhone advertises it does, because it doesn't really do anything else. The Fuze can do anything the iPhone can do and more, even if you have to hack it a little to do it. If you're not with AT&T yet, the Samsung Saga through Verizon is very much worth a look." -Read more...

Discount Samsung Behold t919 Phone, Brushed Espresso (T-Mobile)

2009-05-15T07:34:00.000-07:00

Cheap Cell Phone Plans | Best Cell Phone Plans | Cell Phone Plan Deals - Samsung Behold t919 Phone, Brushed Espresso (T-Mobile): "This is an excellent phone. In the past week I have owned the Blackberry Storm and took it back because it kept locking up. The Dare, a good phone but navigating through contacts is not as easy as it should be, so I took it back and left verizon for tmobile. First off go get the phone from WALMART, it is really inexpensive and you don't have to get a data plan.

Anyways, this phone is perfect for me. Screens are easy to navigate, menus are straigtforward, and my personal favorite any song you load on the phone can be used as a ringtone. The touchscreen is nice and responsive and the keys are 'true' meaning if you hit L you will get an L on the screen. I have large hands(I am 6'4') and texting is not a problem. Keep in mind this is a PHONE, not a smart phone. If you plan on being on the net all the time, this might not be the phone for you.

The only draw back is that I don't think this a true 5 megapixel camera because picture quality was just okay and it takes forever to snap a shot. Fine for people sitting still, but not if you are trying to get a kid to hold a pose or trying to sneak in a picture of some local crazy person you see walking the street." -Read more...

"The Samsung Behold to me is considered a high end PDA/Smart phone without the ability to edit office documents. The best thing about this phone is that it doesn't have Window Mobile 6.1. Every time I see the window MS logo on a cell phone I just want to run for the hills. Anyways, thank goodness this is strictly Samsung. This brand is known for churning out exquisite top notch phones.

This phone is a touch screen based phone with only 3 keys on the bottom. You get a gorgeous 3 inch screen with 262K Colors where the vibrant colors just really POP. You get access to emails, 3G, Web Browser, IM, Text, Multimedia Messaging, etc. The only thing is I felt the web browser was limited. You have a 3 inch screen and Samsung should really take advantage of it and have it take up the entire screen.

If you're on YouTube you get to watch the videos but even when in full screen mode it doesn't take up the whole screen. Of course nothing beats the iPhone's Safari Browser. I must admit the Google Android G1 phone on T-Mobile comes pretty close to being a flawless browser. Despite the touch screen I feel it didn't flow as fluid as the G1 and iPhone did but great nonetheless. I've only had the phone for 1 day. I will test it out more and revise my review. I think the haptic feedback makes me feel the phone isn't operating as responsive as it should because I really don't need the device to vibrant whenever I confirm a selection. The 3G browser just recently launched with T-Mobile so don't expect it be spectacular but it does operate just fine.

There's a 5.0 megapixel camera (About Time!) with built in FLASH. And it also functions as a camcorder. The device can accept up to 16GB on the micro SD. The back of the phone literally looks like a digital camera. I've also noticed that almost every Samsung phone on T-Mobile sound awfully LOW even when on the highest volume. But this phone turned up all the way sounds just fine.

I wouldn't recommend this phone to anyone who doesn't live in a major city because T-Mobile isn't known for impeccable & flawless reception unless you're in a major city. If you're in a huge metropolis that houses many signal towers you shouldn't have any issues. Where T-Mobile is now is where AT&T use to be 8 years ago." -Read more...

LG Dare VX9700 Phone Plan for Sales

2009-05-10T11:20:00.000-07:00

Cheap Cell Phone Plans | Best Cell Phone Plans | Cell Phone Plan Deals - LG Dare VX9700 Phone, Silver (Verizon Wireless): "The LG Dare for Verizon dares to be different with its bold looks and advanced capabilities--boasting a spacious three-inch touchscreen with handwriting recognition, a 3.2-megapixel camera with face detection and flash, and unique in-phone photo editing capabilities. It's compatible with the V Cast Music and V CAST Music with Rhapsody services, which enables you to purchase songs through your phone and download them via Verizon's fast EV-DO data network. Other features include stereo Bluetooth streaming, MicroSD memory expansion up to 8 GB, access to your mobile email, and up to 4.7 hours of talk time."

"Like a lot of people, I have two cell phones - one for personal use, and one for work. I bought this last July when it was brand new for my personal phone, and will be getting the new Samsung this coming July for my work phone once that phone is due for an upgrade.

My biggest disappointment with this phone is that it's not a smart phone - no, it's not marketed as one, but there are some things that are confusing, I think. It says in all the marketing material that the phone has a to-do list. But after hours of searching, I finally stumbled upon lg-dare.com and realized that they mean that the notepad is the to-do list. But that's not a to-do list. The one thing I really use on my phone is the to-do list, so I was all kinds of disappointed when I realized that they were referring to the notepad as a to-do list. I finally solved the problem by getting a subscription to jott.com which lets you access all your lists from anywhere.

I'm also bummed that there aren't many applications for this phone yet. I hope in future versions the code will be made available to developers so that those of us who don't have an iphone can also get applications.

The quality of calls has always been good for me. And I really enjoy vCast videos. Just today I happily passed an hour watching popup videos while waiting for new tires to be put on my car at Costco. Even after that hour, only one bar of the battery was used, so that was pretty impressive.

I have pretty big fingers and I don't have any problems with the touch screen. The one thing I will say, though, is that typing in any boxes online is tough - think of the google box, or username/pw boxes. It's just really a fun finger dance that you have to have patience for.

It seems to have a fair amount of memory - right now I have about 170 pictures and a few videos stored, and it's not running low. Also, it's so easy to set up mobile internet, flickr, etc., so you can literally take a picture and upload it to your blog in a minute. That's very cool.

I'm looking forward to trying the new Samsung for my work phone this summer, but for now I'm still quite happy with the Dare for personal use."

Sales on Samsung Impression A877 Phone

2009-05-10T10:00:00.000-07:00

A great choice for those looking for the latest in multimedia and messaging, the Samsung Impression for AT&T offers one of the most crystal clear mobile phone viewing experiences thanks to its 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen. It's paired with a full QWERTY keyboard--great for composing long email messages and mobile intenet--which slides out from the side of the phone. Other features include a 3-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth connectivity for handsfree devices and stereo music streaming, MicroSD memory expansion (up to 16 GB), Samsung's intuitive and easily customizable TouchWiz user interface, digital audio player, access to personal email and instant messaging, and up to 3 hours of talk time.

The Samsung Impression offers both an intuitive touchscreen interface and a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard.

The phone can quickly download video, music and more over AT&T's lightning quick HSPDA 3G network. Additionally, with AT&T's 3G network, you can listen to a conference call on a headset while sending and receiving e-mail attachments, picture messages or Web pages at the same time. This GPS-enabled phone can access the AT&T Navigator service for turn-by-turn directions as well as its Video Share serve, which enables you to send video of yourself to another compatible phone while making a voice call.

Cheap Cell Phone Plans | Best Cell Phone Plans | Cell Phone Plan Deals - Samsung Impression A877 Phone, Blue (AT&T): "Excellent high end feature phone look/feel/most functions (note: not a true smart phone), and for a high end feature phone it's a very well-rounded package. Good size, good feel, just the right touch screen haptic response when you select something, and a great feel to the keyboard when pressing the buttons. It takes up to 16 GB microSD memory cards, has a 3mb camera and the screen is very nice - though not dramatically better than non-AMOLED screens as I would have expected from the marketing hype and all the pre-release buzz around this phones AMOLED screen. No, there is no hint of any 3D effect in the AMOLED screen as was talked up in some of the pre-release reviews. But the screen is bright and vibrant - though in the sun it washes out considerably more than my old Palm Treo I gave up to get this."

"at first i wanted the HTC phone but since my wife has the eternity, i decided to get this phone. compare to my 8125, this phone is sleeker and more user friendly. Since i don't use all of the applications like GPS and the yellow pages, i can't complain. so if you like the eternity with a slider, this is you phone to get."

Discount Nokia E71 Unlocked Cell Phone.

2009-04-26T19:44:00.000-07:00

This phone saved me $70 per month

"As the first phone to run on the US 3G network (and in some areas even faster 3.5 G), I was wondering how well this would work as a modem for my laptop for accessing the internet. Guess what? I'm using this regularly now to connect my macbook to the internet! I'm giving up my mobile aircard (which costs about $ 70 per month) and I'm just using my unlimited mobile internet. Another positive - no need to take out the usb aircard dongle and insert it into the side of the laptop each time I need to use it! The connection is fast enough to download video and music (you tube etc. will work fine both on the phone and the tethered mac) but the phone gets hot when it's used as a modem.

It also uses a lot of power so for long time use as a modem, I'd keep it plugged into the charger. Joikuspot is the software I used ($ 25 for a perpetual license) to tether my phone to the macbook so I can use internet. I'm happy that MS office comes built in. I'm able to import my financial worksheets (even big ones where I do financial modelling) and it still works fast. Fring works well on these phone - much better than on the Nokia N95. With Fring and my Skype call-out account, I can carry on telephone conversations with almost as much clarity as using my skype on the laptop.

In the N95 (which is also a great cellphone), the processor isn't fast enough to allow phone conversations - the voice quality is so degraded that it's barely understandable. Apparently, Nokia placed a very powerful processor in this machine. And since it has a fast processor, all the applications open almost instantly and my cousin, a Blackberry curve user was so impressed with the speed he said it's the next phone he'll get.

Another excellent software I like using with this phone is my Salling Clicker. I use it for remotely controlling itunes in my laptop (like when there's a party and I was to change albums or artists from my phone) or clicking to the next slide in my powerpoint presentation or fast forwarding my DVD player to the next chapter. This is a lot of technology for the money and I highly recommend it to everyone! "-By Rodney H. Diramos. Read more...

Phone Features

With a stainless steel case, etched graphics, and cool metallic finish, the Nokia E71 is as stylish as it is functional. It's complemented by a 2.4-inch LCD screen with a 320 x 240-pixel resolution and support for 16 million colors. The full QWERTY keyboard makes it easy to compose and respond to email with just one hand. It features intelligent input with auto-completion, auto-correction, and learning capability for fast and error-free typing. The E71 also offers two customizable Home Screen views with active stand-by plug-ins and application shortcuts for fast and easy switching betweenbusiness and personal modes. This phone has a 110 MB internal memory, which can be expanded via optional MicroSD memory cards (up to 8 GB in size).

The Nokia E71 comes fully equipped for easy-to-install and easy-to-use professional and personal email. People who use Microsoft Exchange at work can access their email using the Mail for Exchange mobile email client, which comes pre-loaded. You'll enjoy reliable real-time access to your email, calendar, contacts and tasks, as well as be able to download attachments like Word, Excel, Powerpoint or PDF files directly to the device.

The Nokia E71 also supports email accounts from more than a thousand internet service providers (ISPs) around the world, as well as Gmail, Yahoo! mail and Hotmail. Additionally, it supports the Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email solution as well as third party email solutions like System Seven and Visto Mobile.

See more discounted on Nokia unlocked cell phones here.

Sony Ericsson G502i Tri-band Gsm Phone

2009-03-30T01:59:00.000-07:00

2G Network GSM 900 / 1800 / 19003G Network HSDPA 2100

Size Dimensions 109 x 46 x 13.5 mm

Display Type TFT, 256K colorsSize 240 x 320 pixels, 2 inches- Wallpapers, screensavers

Ringtones Type Polyphonic, MP3Vibration YesMemory Phonebook 1000 entries, PhotocallCall records 30 received, dialed and missed calls

Card slot Memory Stick Micro (M2)- 32 MB internal memory

Data GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbpsHSCSD NoEDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps3G HSDPA, 3.6 MbpsWLAN NoBluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DPInfrared port NoUSB Yes, v2.0

Features Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Push EmailBrowser WAP 2.0/HTML (NetFront 3.4), RSS readerGames 3D games + downloadableColors Champagne Black, Brilliant Hazel

Camera 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, video- Java MIDP 2.0- FM radio with RDS- MP3/MPEG4 player- Google Maps- TrackID music recognition- Picture editor/blogging- Organiser- Built-in handsfree- Voice memo/dialBattery Standard battery, Li-Po 950 mAh (BST-33)Stand-by Up to 340 hTalk time Up to 10 h

Sony Ericsson K810i Cyber-shot Unlocked Cell Phone.

2009-03-30T01:50:00.000-07:00

The Sony Ericsson K810i Cyber-shot phone is a sleek, high-performance device boasting a 3.2 megapixel camera including auto focus and a Xenon flash. Innovative applications such as Photo Fix help to further improve the quality of your pictures, even after you have taken them. This tri-band GSM/EDGE phone is also ready to run on 2100 MHz UMTS 3G networks (found in Europe, Australia and Asia), enabling fast downloads and streaming multimedia while on the go. It also features Bluetooth stereo music streaming, Memory Stick Micro (M2) expansion, digital audio player, FM radio, access to email, and up to 10 hours of talk time.

This unlocked cell phone can be used with a GSM network service provider and it provides tri-band connectivity (900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 1900 MHz) as well as GPRS data connectivity. It does not come with a SIM card, and it requires that you provide a SIM card for usage with your selected service provider.

When paired with a compatible 3G network that uses UMTS 2100 MHz connectivity (found in Europe and Asia), you'll enjoy a variety of feature-rich wireless services with speeds up to 384 Kbps--from data connectivity to your office to multimedia streaming, and take advantage of simultaneous voice and data services. In the United States and foreign territories where 2100 MHz 3G networks are not available, you'll continue to receive data service via EDGE network (depending on network compatibility).

Customer Reviews

"I've owned the k700 (stolen), k750 (returned to employer when I quit), k800 (wife washed with clothes) and now the k810 and the k810 is the best of the lot. Round buttons are easier to use than old square ones, camera (with excellent flash) takes detailed photos, and I find the software much easier to use than Nokia, Siemens or Motorola. k810 is also thinner than earlier k series, camera cover less lumpy, and phone feels very solid. Screen is very bright and sharp, and scratch resistant. I have a 1 GB card in it, so I never worry about filling it up with photos, mp3s, etc., phone connects to windows, mac and linux via (supplied) USB cable. Battery goes almost a week on a charge with steady use. " -Read more...

"It's a great phone, as it supports java you can add tons of apps, the built-in memory is small but you can add a 4GB card, yes, 4GB even though the manual says it only supports 2GB i'm using a 4GB Sandisk M2 and it works fine. The camera is pretty good, one of the best on a cell phone but still no match for a real digital camera. The only thing I don't like is that you can't have 3G on AT&T with this phone, it just doesn't have the right frequency, you only get voice and messaging." Read more...

How To Do When Your Mobile Falls Into Water?

2009-03-30T01:17:00.000-07:00

"1. Take the mobile out of the water
2. Immediately take the battery out of the phone
3. Dry the phone out with a hair dryer,

or left the device soaked overnight in a bowl of uncooked rice.
4. Wait
5. Hope for the best
6. Put the battery back into the phone
7. Turn the phone on
8. Hope for the best again
9. Thank your lucky stars
10. If you can`t do number 9 then get yourself a new phone"

"When your mobile phone falls into water… do not try switching it on… then remove the battery… dry the phone as much as u can and then immerse the phone completely into a bowl of rice and leave it for about a day… Then get it out and switch it on and there is a good 75% chance of your phone working…"

"i dropped my scopp in my toilet and took the battery out then put the phone and battery in a bag of rice let dry for 2 days and the screen came back up but when i push the ok button it dials 7 and the only way to turn it off now is to take the battery out so what do i do or is it to late."

Article Source: http://itiswhatever.com/2008/03/18/what-to-do-when-your-mobile-falls-into-water/

Motorola SLVR L7 Unlocked Cell Phone

2009-03-30T00:57:00.000-07:00

Get ready for a special treat with this cell phone from Motorola. The popular Motorola L7 SLVR mobile phone is one of the thinnest mobile phones around, measuring at only 11.5 mm thick front to back. This small phone includes features such as a VGA camera, a large color display, and support for TransFlash (microSD) memory cards. The Motorola L7 also features Java games, an e-mail client, and WAP 2.0, so you can surf the Internet no matter where you are.

Motorola SLVR combines superb performance with cutting-edge features, all within the sleek design of one of the slimmest phones around. Don't just make a call, make a statement. Bluetooth®-enabled technology frees you from the confines of the cord and lets you do more with SLVR. Sync apps from your Bluetooth-enabled office laptop or use a Bluetooth-enabled headset to free your hands at home. It's iTunes friendly; move to the groove and listen to your favorite MP3 music tracks. Store music tracks, digital photos, video clips, and more on removable memory cards.

Sync apps from your office laptop or use a Bluetooth-enabled headset to free your hands at home. WAP 2.0; e-mail client supports POP3, IMAP4, SMTP; multimedia messaging service (MMS)compatible; short message service (SMS) compatible; T9 dictionary; polyphonic ringtones; integrated speakerphone; synch ML; miniUSB; EDGE (enhanced data for global evolution); GPRS (general packet radio service); Dial, Miss, Received Calls; photo caller ID; alarm; calendar; calculator; To Do list; total memory: 5 MB; tri-band GSM; standby time: up to 140 hours; talk time: up to 4 hours; dimensions: 113.5 x 49 x 11.5 mm; weight: 85 grams; standard battery: 820 mAh Li-ion; external memory: up to 512 MB with optional removable memory card; internal antenna; unlocked version.

Motorola KRZR K1 Unlocked Cell Phone for Cheap

2009-03-30T00:40:00.000-07:00

Following in the footsteps of the revolutionary MOTORAZR phone, the new ultra-sleek MOTOKRZR introduces a new standard of stunning style and innovation. Sharp and sophisticated with a luxurious finish and detailed craftsmanship, the MOTOKRZR is the definitive mobile for individuals who have an appreciation for cutting edge designs. Within the MOTOKRZR phone's striking form lies remarkable functionality rich in first-class multimedia and entertainment capabilities, global connectivity and more, all designed to give you an elite, unparalleled wireless experience.

Ultra-slim form factor Hi-quality imaging via 2MP digital camera with 8x digital zoom, and image editing Premium video capabilities: video capture and playback MPEG4 (15 fps CIF); audio/video streaming (3GPP); video progressive download; record up to 25 minutes of video on embedded memory Integrated Stereo Bluetooth wireless technology connectivity for hands-free convenience.

Enhanced phonebook with new contact fields: URL, IM, Postal Address, Birthday, and other information MicroSD slot for optional upgradeable memory EDGE for high speed data access (class 12) Rich, pre-loaded J2ME games, screen savers Downloadable themes, ringer tones, images, animations Midi, MP3, AAC, AAC+ enhanced music player for listening to your favorite music on-the-go PIM functionality with Picture Caller ID Voice memo, enhanced predictive text and enhanced voice recognition for easy, hands-free connectivity MotoSync sync your contacts and calendar at the touch of a button Push-To-Talk and Push-To-View capable Screen3 technology for zero-click access to your favorite news, sports.

Customer Reviews

"I'm fixing to trade my 2nd little KRZR in on a new phone. I'm gonna miss the KRZR... it's one of the coolest looking phones I've ever seen. My first KRZR I had was AWESOME, great sound, great camera, great apps, great everything. Then I dropped it in the pool. I had insurance so for $50 they sent me a new one... This one was a refurb and I could tell the side buttons didn't work that good, they were loose.

The only major problems I've had is that the buttons are cheap, along with the screen (both plastic that comes off very easily) also the speaker on mine just BOOM got quiet, now it's like volume 7 is volume 2. It's not just me either no one can hear on my KRZR anymore. I was up for an upgrade so I figured it's time to trade the poor little thing in. The bluetooth isn't the greatest... it sends pics, ringtones, blah blah but it's hard to find most other phones. It could just be shy or anti-social I don't know.

Mine has been through a lot of talking though I have about 2,000 hours on it. I talk all the time. I'm not sure if that's a lot of hours compared to the amount of wear and tear on it or not. The back plate of the phone (the battery cover) is peeling but I've never had it fall off. Battery life is pretty good. I don't text so keeping that in mind the keys are okay minus the cheap fact, but nothing that super glue can't fix.

The memory expanding is awesome, I didn't really need to buy a memory card because this phone has over 19,900 KB but I got it anyways and it's very handy. The camera is cool, it comes with some different editting options. You can set different ringtones for different people along with pics (of course).

Overall, GREAT phone with just a few minor details." -Read more reviews

Samsung I90016GBEUSLV i900 Omnia 16GB Unlocked Phone

2009-03-30T00:16:00.000-07:00

The Samsung OMNIA allows you to switch seamlessly, with a stroke of your finger, between Microsoft Outlook email and productivity applications that replicate the look and feel of a PC. Based on the most up to date Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system, Samsung OMNIA gives users a mobile extension to their PC experience, with access to MS Office documents such as PowerPoint, Excel and Word.

For ease of navigation, an optical mouse similar to those on laptop computers offers improved usability and one-handed control. MultiCodec support for DivX, Xvid and other video formats eliminates the hassle of file format conversions. Samsung OMNIA also comes with a 5-Megapixel CMOS camera with the latest value-added features, which include auto-focus (AF), face and smile detection and auto-panorama shot.

Samsung OMNIA also offers GPS, including navigation and geo-tagging capabilities. Samsung's TouchWiz user interface makes entering data and text simple. With unique widgets, users can customize and personalize the way they use their phone. The Samsung OMNIA's high-resolution touch-sensitive screen uses intuitive tap, sweep, drag and drop operations as well as an on-screen QWERTY keyboard.

It also facilitates easy and convenient calling and txt-ing with a dedicated dome key for controlling communications. With maxi-phone capabilities, it boasts a slender, chic form, so users can step out in style. It features an ultra-slim 12.5mm profile and a platinum-look finish that fits snugly in the palm of the user's hand. HSDPA (7.2-Megapixel), EDGE / GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 Network Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Not sold with a USA manufacturer's warranty.

Customer Reviews

"I have had this phone for about a little over a month and a half. On the contrary to what the previous reviewer from earlier today has said, I am twenty years old and actually need this phone. The phone is highly useful and fits my everyday needs. It has a calendar, widgets, Windows Mobile 6.1 which features MS Office (This is handy for me when my boss sends Excel files to us when we are out of the office)and plenty of other features that one can use and which I have used since I have taken it out of the box late February.

The data plan has nothing to do with the phone itself- which unfortunately, has left many leaving 1 star reviews on this site. In fact, I do believe that the data plan is necessary for a phone of this nature. Why? Because the phone is constantly sending and receiving data on the Verizon network. There are ways to change it. But with a phone that has Internet Explorer and Opera built in, why would you not want a Data Plan? Yes, it is capable of WiFi as well. However, WiFi is only limited to the places that have it. Verizon's broadband network has served me well in this month and a half and has been accessible where ever I go in Wisconsin.

The battery life isn't as great as the Nokias that I have used on my previous provider. However, I go about every other day charging my phone and killing processes in the task manager. I once surfed the web on mobile broadband for two hours and the phone did not need to be charged for about eight hours later. The Omnia is very useful and replaces my laptop in times when I do not want to carry a laptop around.

I have rated it 4 stars, because obviously the phone is not perfect. It replaces my music player with it's robust 8gb storage and microSD slot. It also has a replaceable battery which a rival phone (take a guess) does not. What set this phone apart from other phones is the fact that I can customize it to my likings with third party software. You can do that with other phones, yes. But I like this phone very much. " -Read more reviews...

"To all you people giving the Omnia a 1 star rating is like buying a new car and then rating it a terrible car because you found out gas was expensive! When you wrote your review the second question (after asking if you were over age 13) was "How do you rate this ITEM?" It didn't ask how do you rate the carrier? Here's my advice for you.... buy an unlocked Omnia and use whatever carrier you prefer! BTW everyone, I realy like the Samsung Omnia. It has some shortcomings, it's hard to find a phone that does as much as the Omnia that doesn't. All in all, a wonderful device!" - Read more reviews...

Cheap T-Mobile G1 Phone with Google

2009-03-25T02:41:00.000-07:00

The long-awaited T-Mobile G1 smartphone combines full touchscreen functionality and a QWERTY keyboard with a mobile Web experience that includes many Google tools you've come to rely on with your PC, including Google Maps Street View Gmail, and one-touch Google search. It's also the first phone to be powered by Google's new open-source Android operating system, which offers an intuitive interface easily customizable home screen. You can also purchase optional software via the Android Market to personalize your G1 with a variety of software applications like games, social networking, and on-the-go shopping.

In addition to a vibrantly colorful 3.2-inch touchscreen, the G1's hinged screen slides open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard and closes to prevent accidental dialing. It runs on T-Mobile's new and growing 3G network, and also offers Wi-Fi connectivity for surfing the web on your wireless network or at hotspots as well as Bluetooth for handsfree communication. Other features include a 3-megapixel camera for still photos, a digital audio player (and easy access to Amazon's MP3 store), an included 1 GB MicroSD memory card, and up to 5 hours of talk time.

"Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you have to have a Google account to use T-Mobile G1?

A: Yes, customers must log into the phone using a Google account login when they first use the device. Once you do log into T-Mobile G1 using a Google account, your Gmail and Google Calendar will all sync to your phone providing secure, up-to-date access to your personal information. If you don't already have an account, the startup process will walk you through creating one. Creating a Google account is free.

Q: Do customers need a voice and/or data plan to use T-Mobile G1?

A: Yes, when you purchase T-Mobile G1, you must add one of two T-Mobile G1-specific data plans to their account. This is similar to other all-in-one devices we offer like the T-Mobile Sidekick or the T-Mobile Shadow. Customers must also have a voice plan.

Q: Is the G1 compatible with your HotSpot @Home service?

A: No. Unlimited HotSpot Calling (formerly named T-Mobile HotSpot @Home) is not included in the T-Mobile G1, although the device can browse the Web over high-speed wireless connections including Wi-Fi and our 3G network.

Q: Are there any advantages to using Gmail on the device versus another type of personal (POP3 or IMAP) account?

A: Yes. After first logging into their Google account, you will have all your Gmail, Google Contacts, Calendar and Talk data automatically synchronize with the phone. Anything you do on the phone with these products will seconds later become available on the computer and vice versa. If you were to ever lose their phone, their information will still be available and seamlessly synchronize with a replacement G1. You will also benefit from push email and calendar alerts (this is also available for the multi-headed email client). Finally, Gmail's contacts are synchronized automatically with the phone's contact list.

Q: What is the "search from everywhere" feature?

A: "Search from everywhere" provides customers the ability to do contextual searches. T-Mobile G1 has a hard key on the QWERTY keyboard that you can touch in order to start a search within any application you are in. For example, if you are in your contact list and hit the search key, the device will search your contact list. If you are in your email and you hit the search key, the device will search your email. You can also start a search within each application through a search option within the application.

Customer Reviews

Magnificent. Best phone I've ever had, Excellent browsing, good battery life, and I absolutely adore the slide-out keyboard. Waiting for the next update to improve the slow camera speed and inability to save pictures from text messages; expected to arrive by the end of April, and the phone will be nearly perfect when that happens, imo.

Examine your needs - for me - it was a great fit As another reviewer put it: "Depending on the type of user you are, the G1 can be a dream-come-true device (Google-Services-dependent) or a disappointment (Media/Application-heavy user coming from iPhone); it just depends on what you need."

I was looking for a phone that was more of the original smartphone concept: I needed fast, efficient gmail access; over the air sync with Google Calendar; and a good web browser. Bonuses to me, were a decent application store, and solid built in apps, like google maps. This led me to compare the iPhone, the G1, and various blackberrys. Ultimately, I picked the G1 over the blackberrys because of it's superior gmail interface and more consumer oriented application store.

I went back and forth between the G1 and the iPhone for weeks, but am confident the G1 was a better choice. With the G1 I get: - Complete google services syncing - A keyboard and trackball - Cheaper monthly service fees than ATT's iPhone data+text plan - Superior notification system. On the G1 (unlike the iPhone) you can chose to acknowledge a reminder - and pick which reminder/email/text you want to look at (or not). With the iphone, you currently get a pop up to either look at it or ignore it.

It's a difficult interface to describe, but if you are someone that has 3 emails, a calendar reminder, an IM, and a text message all waiting on your phone, you may want some flexibility in choosing what you'll look at when, and only the G1 gives you that flexibility. I gave up: - A larger screen - Better applications. What can I say? The android market is good and it's only getting better, but the iPhone has more applications. - Better multimedia management. I don't listen to music on my phone - I have my iPod for that, and w/ 50 gb of music/moives on it, no phone currently can replace it.

I guess as a novelty I might listen to music every now and then or watch a movie on the train or something, but honestly, I loaded some music on my G1 and still have never listened to it. Bottom line, if multimedia is important to you and you like iTunes, get an iPhone. If you're more focussed on staying in touch and want a phone that offers a keyboard and a great interface that I believe Google will only continue to improve, I'd highly recommend the G1."

Cheap BlackBerry Bold 9000 Phone

2009-03-25T02:32:00.000-07:00

Designed to give business professionals and power users unprecedented functionality and performance, the BlackBerry Bold is the fastest, most powerful Blackberry yet, with support for tri-band HSDPA high-speed networks around the world as well as integrated GPS and Wi-Fi networking (802.11a/b/g). It features a lustrous black exterior, satin chrome finished frame and stylish leather-like backplate, a sophisticated user interface, and a newly designed full-QWERTY keyboard.

Keep yourself on track for your next meeting with turn-by-turn directions via the AT&T Navigator service, which is powered by TeleNav and provides spoken or text-based turn-by-turn directions with automatic missed turn rerouting and a local business finder service in 20 countries. It also supports AT&T mobile music services and access to thousands of video clips via Cellular Video. Other features include a 2-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth for handsfree communication, 1 GB of internal memory with MicroSD expansion (up to 32 GB), multi-format audio/video playback, and up to 4.5 hours of talk time.

The Blackberry Bold also comes with free access to AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspots, available at more than 17,000 locations nationwide including Starbucks. The best part is that you do'nt need to sign up for anything new to use this service--Wi-Fi access for is included in all Blackberry Personal and Enterprise Rate Plans. (You must subscribe to a Blackberry Data Rate Plan to access AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspots.) Additionally, the Blackberry Bold is the first RIM device that supports AT&T Cellular Video (CV).

Customer Reviews

Superly Duperly!

"I've wanted a BlackBerry since 2000, but couldn't give in to the temptation since there was no reason to NEED my email everywhere I went. I'm now constantly out of the house and about and a Facebook addict, so I decided it was time for me to get the Big Girl phone. The deal on the Refurb was unbeatable... I managed to sneak in when it was no money down, first payment I'll make will be my monthly plan and the activation. Phone has no physical flaws and it has worked great so far.

It froze a couple of times, but it's typically from 3rd party software or right after I've installed something. It's only been a week, but it's been on non stop as I can't stop "pimpin" it. TONS of programs out there to make this the best mobile friend you'll ever have... It's true, the battery is not fabulous, but travel and car chargers are SO cheap off ebay and 3rd-party sites that it's really not a concern unless you plan to be in a desert, in which case you can't use the phone anyway. It's got Wi-Fi so internet is way fast if you're where there's connection, then the whole 3G deal where there's not. Internet, email, keyboard for texting, ability to view chat as a conversation (vs. each text is it's own new screen...

I hated forgetting what the last person said or what I wrote to them two days ago), apps, large screen... Only real flaw I'm not liking is the camera. It's tough to take pictures, you need a really steady hand, and the quality is grainy. Don't dig the speaker phone volume, but that's what the headset is for... just have to remember to carry it around more often now."

Cheap Samsung Eternity A867 Phone

2009-03-25T02:12:00.000-07:00

The multimedia-rich Samsung Eternity for AT&T provides one-touch access to AT&T Mobile TV and a full-touch QWERTY keypad access via its large, vivid 3.2-inch touchscreen. With AT&T's Mobile TV offering, you can watch TV-quality programming from Comedy Central, ESPN, Fox, NBC, and more.

This quad-band GSM phone also runs on AT&T's dual-band HSDPA/UMTS high-speed 3G network, making it easy to download music purchased from AT&T Mobile Music. This GPS-enabled phone is compatible with the AT&T Navigator service for turn-by-turn directions as well as its Video Share service, which enables you to send video of yourself to another compatible phone while making a voice call.

Other features include Samsung's intuitive TouchWiz interface, a 3.2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth for handsfree communication and stereo music streaming, MicroSD memory expansion to 8 GB, access to personal email and instant messaging, and up to 5 hours of talk time.

"Customer Reviews

OK phone

Ordered two phones. One came with busted speaker. If you plug the charger in and it'll work for little bit and become dead after little bit. Called Amazon and reported it. Amazon shipped a replacement SIM card, WTF. Called again, this this they ship a new phone in 1 Day shipping. The phone has a lot of features, but I don't think touchscreen keyboards are good for phones as speed dial is not available.

the best

this is a every good phone i had it for 5or6months now and its been great never had any problems with it pros big screen good battery easy txting mp3 player , games, tv and more the only thing i think that could be better is the camera

Excellent product

I love th Eternity and all of its features, the accessories all can be bought on Amazon really cheap. The ONLY criticism that i have is that the manual is in pdf form, and it is almost 200 pages long! A concise 50-page "quick-start" english manual would have been nice."

BlackBerry Curve 8330 Phone

2009-03-25T02:02:00.000-07:00

Adding a fashionable touch to Research in Motion's formidable arsenal of telephonic, PIM, and media tools, the BlackBerry 8330 Curve for Verizon is also the smallest, lightest BlackBerry phone that includes a full QWERTY keyboard.

This amalgam of the svelte BlackBerry Pearl and the more business-oriented 8800 combines RIM's long-valued corporate email and messaging platform with a host of advanced multimedia features, including a 2-megapixel camera and stereo Bluetooth (for listening to music via wireless headphones). It also offers GPS navigation capabilities for accessing the optional VZ Navigator turn-by-turn direction service.

7610 SuperNova 3.2MP Grey Slider Phone

2009-03-25T01:41:00.000-07:00

E66 3G 3.2 Megapixels Unlocked Smart Phone

2009-03-25T01:37:00.000-07:00

Nokia N95 5 Megapixel Camera Mobile Phone

2009-03-24T01:46:00.000-07:00

5800 XpressMusic 8GB 3.2 Megapixel Touchscreen Mobile Phone

2009-03-24T01:44:00.000-07:00

Cheap LG Vu CU920 TV Phone Plan and Accessaries

2009-03-24T00:34:00.000-07:00

Elegantly and simply designed, the LG Vu CU920 for AT&T features a stunning 3-inch touchscreen that provides excellent viewing of AT&T's new Mobile TV offering, which allows you to watch TV-quality programming from Comedy Central, ESPN, Fox, NBC, and more. The Vu CU920 even comes with a TV antenna that can be extended for optimal TV reception. This quad-band GSM phone also runs on AT&T's dual-band HSDPA/UMTS high-speed 3G network, making it easy to download music purchased from AT&T Mobile Music's partners Napster and eMusic.

The intuitive touchscreen controls makes it easy to navigate through all the features of this power-packed phone, which also includes a 2-megapixel camera that can be used with AT&T's Video Share service, multi-format digital audio player, and downloadable games. Other features include Bluetooth connectivity for communication headsets and stereo music streaming, microSD memory expansion (up to 4 GB), access to email and instant messaging, and up to 3 hours of talk time.

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Nokia 6300 Unlocked TriBand Cellular Phone

2009-03-24T00:09:00.000-07:00

Nokia 6300 Unlocked Cell Phone with 2 MP Camera - U.S. Version with Warranty

Nokia 6300 is a mid-range model that represents an evolution of the modern monoblock design. Weighing a mere 91 grams and measuring less than 13.1mm thin, the Nokia 6300 is constructed of quality materials and offers a modern suite of features for today's consumer such as a great screen, ergonomic keymat and easy-to-use menu.

The clean lines and recessed buttons of the Nokia 6300 are highlighted by a stainless steel frame that adds both design interest and strength. In addition to its organic curves and appealing design, the Nokia 6300 offers a robust range of easy-to-use features, including a 2 megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, built-in MP3 player and FM radio. Everything is displayed on a crisp, detailed screen, which brings applications like an Opera Mini Browser or games like Sudoku and Snakes III to life.

Nokia 5310 Unlocked Cell Phone

2009-03-23T23:56:00.000-07:00

Nokia 5310 Unlocked Cell Phone with 2 MP Camera, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--U.S. Version

The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic offers the most optimized balance of small size dimensions and outstanding music capabilities, featuring a dedicated audio chip and 2 megapixel camera. With a sleek aluminium finish, the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone blends an array of features with an iconic design.

At only 9.9mm thick and weighing less than 71 grams, the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic fits comfortably in a pocket or purse. Equally important, the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic offers up to 18 hours of music playback, memory for up to 3,000 songs on an optional 4GB microSD card and dedicated music keys. With a 2-megapixel camera and a bright 2-inch QVGA screen with up to 16 million colors.

You'll find all the latest technologies in the most compact design with the unlocked Nokia 5310 XpressMusic 3G unlocked GSM phone. This superb music phone features a thin classic design with aluminum side panels, 3 dedicated music keys with diamond cut music key symbols, crystal clear sound enabled by an audio chip, and the convenience of up to 20 hours of music playback. Plus, the Nokia 5301 XpressMusic phone sports a high-quality 2-Megapixel camera with a 4x digital zoom, so you can capture life's precious moments wherever you go. Other features include native e-mail, currency converter, Nokia visual radio, Internet browsing, Bluetooth version 2.0 connectivity, and much more.

If you're looking for a complete music player and full-featured communications device all rolled into one stylish, compact package, you'll love the new Nokia 5310 XpressMusic 3G 2MP unlocked GSM phone. Express yourself with the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone. Music playback is possible through the stereo headset provided in the sales box or through the integrated loudspeaker A real-time equalizer is supported to allow for control of the sound image while playing music Dimensions - 4.09 x 1.76 x 41.5 Weight - 71 grams

BlackBerry Storm 9500 Unlocked Cell Phone

2009-03-23T23:32:00.000-07:00

BlackBerry Storm 9500 Unlocked Cell Phone, 3.2 MP Camera, GPS, MicroSD Slot, RIM - International Version.

Press and Be Impressed With a unique touch screen and cutting-edge multimedia capabilities, the Blackberry Storm smart phone makes a great impression as you travel across town or to almost any corner of the world. Conveniently Switch To Calls In addition to the SurePress touch-screen interface, the familiar Blackberry phone buttons are at the bottom of the device.

This ensures an effortless transition from using the smart phone features of your device to taking a call on it-- without compromising the information currently displayed on your screen. Camera and Video Recording - Snap and Send Take sharp, print-quality pictures using the built-in 3.2 mega pixel camera.

With auto-focus and auto-flash features built in, the BlackBerry Storm smart phone has everything you need to shoot like a pro! Plus, with the video camera function, you can capture all the sound and action!

Nokia N96 16 GB Unlocked Cell Phone

2009-03-23T23:18:00.000-07:00

Nokia N96 16 GB Unlocked Cell Phone with 5 MP Camera, 3G, GPS, Media Player Micro SD Slot--U.S. Version with Warranty (Black)

The unlocked Nokia N96 replaces the popular N95 with new refinements for better mobility. 16GB of integrated memory (as opposed to 8GB for N95 8GB), plus further microSD memory card for memory expansion 2.8 inch display with 16 million colours 5 Megapixel Digital Camera with dual LED camera-flash Longer music playback time (14 hrs) and video playback time (5 hrs)

Windows Media WMV9 video codec is added Hardware acceleration for video codecs for H.264 and WMV Location tagging (geotagging) of pictures, using the integrated GPS Mobile TV DVB-H receiver built-in Maps 2.0 with satellite images, upgrade to GPS pedestrian mode and voice-guided car navigation Internet Radio capable Receives FM radio with RDS Online sharing of pictures with plugins for Flickr, Ovi Share and other services Symbian OS is upgraded from version 9.2 to 9.3 Java ME engine is upgraded from MIDP 2.0 to MIDP 2.1 N96 is a dual-band HSDPA (900 and 2100 MHz) MicroSD memory card slot Battery - Nokia Battery BL-5F, 950 mAh Talk time - up to 160 / 230 minutes (WCDMA / GSM)

Stand-by time - up to 200 / 230 hours (WCDMA / GSM) Contacts - advanced contacts database with support for multiple phone and e-mail details per entry and thumbnail pictures Speed dialing, voice dialing (speaker independent) and voice commands Logs - lists of dialed, received and missed calls Conference call capable Integrated stereo speakers MPEG-4 Part 2 (H.263/SP), up to VGA 30 fps, hardware-accelerated codec, scaled to max QVGA on device screen, or max SDTV on TV-out Digital music player - supports MP3, AAC, eAAC+, WMA, album art / Playlist editing and sharing Up to 5 megapixel (2592 x 1944 pixels) digital camera Video mode up to VGA Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connectivity Support for standard 3.5mm headphones

Samsung SGH-F480 Unlocked Cell Phone

2009-03-23T22:57:00.000-07:00

Industry-leading Touch Experience blended with compact and sleek Design.The Samsung F480 combines a new and unique UI, having specially designed widgets to customise and personalise the way you use your phone, packaged in a slim and premium form. The quick and simple `drag and drop¿ feature lets users have instant access to their favourite functions at a moment¿s touch.

A unique menu of widgets display functions such as the clock, radio player, music player and more personal elements including photos and birthday reminders, which users can `drag and drop¿ onto their home screens to suit their personal needs.

Samsung¿s differentiated tactile technology also gives users a tangible and pleasing feedback sensation when items are selected. The ultra-slim credit card size and refined texture make the F480 smooth and stylish. The chic, brushed metal finish gives it visual sophistication, further enhanced by its premium leather case, which also serves to protect the touch screen when you¿re on the move.

The smart and emotional touch interface coupled with its sophisticated design appeal to users who are looking for the latest functionality and enjoy expressing their individuality. Despite its slim 11.6 mm body, the F480 also boasts all the multimedia functions you would expect from a premium Samsung mobile. This includes 240 MB of internal music memory, a memory card with up to 8GB storage, an integrated FM radio, a 5 megapixel camera featuring auto focus and a CMOS video lens.

In addition, the phone also offers high-end camera features which are better known on a digital SLR than a camera phone, such as automatic face detection technology and a sophisticated image stabiliser. The `smile shot¿ mode makes its first appearance ever on a mobile phone in the Samsung F480. This intelligent feature enables the camera to detect when the subject is smiling and automatically take a picture, so you can capture your happiest moments.

Samsung A737 Red Phone

2009-03-23T22:34:00.000-07:00

Joining its clamshell A717 and candybar A727 cell phone brethren, Samsung and AT&T introduce the A737 in a compact slider format. Like its predecessors, the A737 can access AT&T's dual-band HSDPA/UMTS high-speed 3G network, which makes it easy to download music purchased from AT&T Mobile Music, stream tunes from Napster and eMusic, and watch video streamed from CNN and Comedy Central via AT&T's Cellular Video.

It also supports AT&T's Video Share service, which offers a one-way video stream during a mobile-to-mobile phone call. Other features include a 1.3-megapixel camera with video recording capabilities, Bluetooth connectivity with stereo music streaming, compatibility with popular instant messaging services, and MicroSD memory card expansion.

Best values in cell phone plans? 2

2009-03-16T05:54:00.000-07:00

Best value for big talkers:
Most carriers offer individual plans with up to 6,000 minutes. Sprint beats them all with its Power Pack Unlimited, which charges $199.99 for unlimited anytime minutes. If your phone is permanently affixed to your ear, this is the plan for you.

Best value for families:
Most of the carriers charge a similar rate for family plans, with features that vary just a little. Therefore, T-Mobile once again stands out with its myFaves family plans, which provide five free numbers for each phone line. Again, the carrier offers fewer anytime minutes than its competitors for the same price, but more versatility. T-Mobile also offers a traditional family plan (3,000 anytime minutes) for $129.99 but without myFaves numbers.

Best value for families who really like to talk:
Although the price is a bit higher than T-Mobile's when adjusted for minutes, AT&T and Verizon top the charts with their minutes-rich family plans: 6,000 anytime minutes for $299.99. It beats buying a 1,400-minute plan and paying $500 in overage charges.

Best value for international travelers:
Most reviewers consider T-Mobile the best international carrier, as it runs on a GSM network (making it compatible with European and Asian networks), is more reliable, and is less expensive. Even so, it's a bit of a pain to set up, as you'll need to ask T-Mobile to unlock your phone for access to overseas networks. AT&T also runs on a GMS network, but doesn't receive such high marks.

Best values in cell phone plans? 1

2009-03-16T05:51:00.000-07:00

Best value for infrequent phone users:
Aside from buying a prepaid plan, the best option is probably T-Mobile's Basic Plus plan that offers 300 anytime minutes and unlimited weekend minutes for $29.99. Keep in mind, however, that 300 minutes isn't much. The other carriers all offer basic 450-minute plans for $39.99.

Best value for people who receive a ton of calls but rarely make them:
Sprint's Free Incoming plans are unique in that you're only charged for outgoing calls. Incoming calls, by contrast, are completely free. Obviously, not everyone will find such a plan worthwhile but it's great for users who want to stay in touch without actually doing the touching. Prices start at $49.99 for 300 outgoing minutes and max out at $99.99 for 1,000 minutes.

Best value for messaging fans:
Verizon's Choice Select plans offer unlimited text, picture, video, and instant messaging for an extra $20 per month over the company's traditional voice plans. Given the popularity of text messaging, this is a no-brainer for many phone users.

Best value for people with a few really close friends:
Do you spend most of your minutes talking with just a few people? Consider T-Mobile's myFaves plans that let you select five people for unlimited chatting, regardless of which carriers they use. The myFaves plans generally offer fewer anytime minutes than similarly priced plans from other carriers, but because conversations among your "five" don't count as anytime minutes, it's easy to come out ahead with a little monitoring. Note that myFaves plans don't offer mobile-to-mobile minutes, however.

What questions should I answer before buying a plan?

2009-03-16T05:47:00.000-07:00

After you've decided which type of plan to buy, you should start to narrow your search based on a few select criteria. Here are a few questions to help focus your search.

Will you be calling people all over the country, or will most of your calls be confined to your region of the country?
Most people prefer national plans--which usually integrate long distance and roaming charges into the total cost--but local and regional plans often are less expensive. Either option is fine, provided you understand that local and regional plans might charge extra for calls outside your coverage region.

Where do you live?
Every carrier's cell network is different: Most cover the major cities pretty well, but rural areas are quite a bit spottier. If you don't live in an urban area, you might have fewer plan choices available to you. Detailed coverage maps are usually available on the carrier websites.

How many minutes will you need?
Be realistic. It's tempting to choose a plan with limited anytime minutes to save money, but there are few worse feelings than receiving your cell phone bill and realizing you went 500 minutes over your limit. On the other hand, if you don't talk on the phone all that much, a low-minute plan may be perfect.

What do other people in your neighborhood or city think?
Unlike with many technologies, cell phones really do behave differently based on where you live, as each carrier's cell network varies in quality and coverage. Ask your friends, neighbors, and associates whether they've had positive or negative experiences with certain carriers and plans.

Are there any extra features that matter to you?
If text or picture messaging is a priority, factor the cost of these services into your search. If you want to surf the Web on a smartphone, look for a plan with good data options. Many plans also offer unlimited mobile-to-mobile minutes, meaning you can talk with other people on the same carrier network for free. If most of your friends already subscribe to one carrier, it might make sense to subscribe to the same carrier to cut costs.

BlackBerry plans?

2009-03-16T05:43:00.000-07:00

If you plan on taking advantage of the unique features of a BlackBerry device, you'll need a BlackBerry plan from your carrier. Although BlackBerry devices offer all the features of a smartphone, such as access to your personal e-mail and web browsing, they also boast other important capabilities.

BlackBerry devices are designed to receive "push e-mail” and to synchronize via the wireless network with your desktop calendar and appointments. This means that instead of manually connecting to your PC to download new information, your "always-on" BlackBerry will reflexively receive your incoming e-mails and new appointments and synchronize them with your office desktop.

BlackBerry push e-mail and other real-time calendaring, appointment, and synchronization services rely on a special BlackBerry server system known as BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), which is generally installed and maintained by corporations and governments for their employees.

Carriers provide access to BlackBerry Enterprise Server or personal e-mail and data services for a flat fee on top of a voice plan. Some carriers also bundle the voice and data services together, offering a set number of anytime minutes along with personal e-mail or data transfers. You can even get BlackBerry service with a voice plan that is charged per minute of usage--an option recommended mostly for BlackBerry owners who plan on using their device for e-mail and data only.

Prices vary widely depending on your needs, from $29.99 for T-Mobile's BlackBerry Unlimited plan (data and e-mail only) to $49.99 for Sprint's mid-level plans (with pay-as-you-go voice minutes) and $99.99 for Verizon's bundled voice and data plans (includes 450 voice minutes and unlimited messaging).

Data services?

2009-03-16T05:36:00.000-07:00

If you need access to the Internet wherever you roam, you'll need a data plan from your carrier. With a data plan, you can browse the Internet and check your personal and corporate e-mail accounts on a variety of devices, including laptops, PDAs, and smartphones. At this point, data services run on the aforementioned EV-DO, EDGE, and UMTS networks, depending on the carrier and coverage area. Even at their best, transfer speeds aren't all that impressive, so if speed is your biggest concern you might want to cool your heels until the 4G networks launch.

If you're going to use a laptop as your mobile Internet device, consider purchasing a dedicated PC card that functions as a wireless modem. If you need more flexibility, or if you need data access on your PDA, you can purchase a phone that is capable of receiving EV-DO or EDGE/UMTS data. You can then transmit the data, via USB or Bluetooth, to your laptop or PDA--a process known as "tethering." Meanwhile, smartphones are designed to integrate voice and data service reception, as well as communication functions like e-mail and web browsing, within a single device.

Carriers often bundle a data plan, which is charged on top of a voice plan, with their smartphone offerings. However, data services for laptop PC cards can be purchased without a voice plan, while data plans for data-capable phones that you plan to tether can be purchased as an add-on service to your voice plan. Once again, unlimited data plans that are billed at a flat monthly fee are a better choice than pay-as-you-go plans that charge you based on the amount of data you transfer.

Pricing varies depending on the carrier. T-Mobile's smartphone plans start at $29.99 per month (plus the cost of the voice service), while Verizon charges $79.99 for a bundled PDA/smartphone plan (voice and data). AT&T's plans, meanwhile, vary widely depending on the services you want. The company's SmartPhone Connect Unlimited plan costs $19.99 per month; its SmartPhone Max plan--which offers unlimited data usage and 1,500 messages--costs $34.99 (plus the cost of the voice service).

Data-only plans for wireless PC cards also vary in cost. AT&T's Data Connect plan costs just $29.99 per month but restricts users to 10 MB of data. An unlimited version, by contrast, costs $79.99. Other prices range from $49.99 (T-Mobile unlimited) to $59.99 (Verizon and Sprint unlimited). For a few more dollars, users also can add corporate e-mail accounts to most of the plans.

Wireless Application Protocol?

2009-03-16T05:33:00.000-07:00

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
This catchall term refers to the various enhanced services that carriers can send to your phone via the WAP. It allows your phone to communicate with your content provider over the Internet, much the way information is sent to your home computer on the Web. Each carrier's WAP service functions as an information warehouse: it can gather local movie times and restaurant information; show news, weather, and sports updates; provide mobile e-mail services and web browsing; or capture pay-per-download music and videos. The services also let you purchase ringtones, themes, games, and applications.

As carriers have rolled out high-speed data services, so too have they introduced mobile content services that depend on higher data rates. Sprint and Verizon rely on the 3G EV-DO data service to deliver streaming video, real-time audio, fast web browsing, and downloadable music. AT&T and T-Mobile, meanwhile, run on alternative 2.5G EDGE and 3G UMTS networks, which are built using a different infrastructure than EV-DO but achieve the same basic objectives. (The UMTS network is faster than EDGE but isn't as widely available.) All the carriers eventually promise significant service upgrades with the launch of 4G data services, hopefully in 2008.

Some carriers offer pay-as-you-go pricing based on the amount of data you transfer via their Internet content services; however, flat-rate monthly packages usually are more cost efficient. AT&T, for instance, charges $9.99 for a basic package with 400 messages and 1 MB of MEdia Net transfers, which incorporates e-mail, sports scores, ringtones, games, and more. For an additional $20 per month, users can enjoy unlimited access to AT&T's Cellular Video service--with video clips from TV shows, music videos, and sports highlights--along with unlimited MEdia Net access and 1,500 messages.

The other major carriers offer similar services: Verizon's V-CAST video costs $10 per month or $3 per day, while Sprint charges $20 a month for separate music and TV packages. Verizon also bundles its V-Cast music services into its America's Choice Premium voice plans. Check the carriers' respective websites for more information.

Multimedia Messaging Service?

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Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)
A more sophisticated form of text messaging, MMS lets you send images and photos, audio and video clips, and instant messages to other cellular subscribers. The emergence of camera phones helped jump-start this category, and it's only expected to grow as more and more people buy phones with video capture capabilities.

Most carriers now bundle SMS and MMS messages together into a single monthly bill. As mentioned above, the carriers generally charge $15 to $20 for unlimited text, video, audio, and instant messages and $5 for between 200 and 400 messages. As an alternative, customers usually can pay for each message individually, although typically at a slightly higher rate: Verizon, for example, charges 25 cents per MMS message. This latter option is ideal for people who only send a few MMS messages per month.

Short Message Service?

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Short Message Service (SMS) text messaging was the first add-on feature made available to cellular voice subscribers. SMS messaging lets you craft short text messages and send them to other cell phone users on any U.S. network. Carriers also often send purchased ringtones and system messages to subscribers via the SMS system. The Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) is a small upgrade to SMS service that allows you to format the font and colors of your text message, or add sound effects and animations.

Carriers used to charge for each SMS or EMS message sent and received--usually in the range of 5 to 15 cents per message--but now that text messaging is so popular, carriers are increasingly offering fixed plans that provide an allotment of messages for a flat monthly fee. All the major carriers charge between $15 and $20 for unlimited text messaging, or users can choose a starter pack that costs roughly $5 per month for between 200 and 400 messages. (Each additional message typically costs 10 cents). In addition, sending in-network messages (i.e., messages sent from one Verizon subscriber to another, for example) is often cheaper than out-of-network texting. If you plan on sending international text messages, be sure to check whether your carrier sells a separate plan for these.

What are the various service plan add-ons, and which ones do I need?

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Keep in mind that not all phones support the add-on services listed here. As a general rule, the more advanced--and often more expensive--a phone, the more add-on features it supports. Do your research and make sure you choose a phone that is capable of handling all the services you plan to use.

Also note that the major carriers sometimes disable certain features on your phone, usually because they want to protect a competing proprietary service. It's often possible to re-enable these features via an unlocking service, but there's no guarantee that your carrier will support the unlocked features.

What are the different types of plans?

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Three primary plan types are available for cell phones: individual, family, and prepaid.
Individual plans are for customers who expect to use their phones on a semi-regular basis, either as a purely mobile phone or as a replacement for a landline. Often, infrequent phone users can get away with as little as 300 anytime minutes per month, but most folks will find that insufficient.

Family plans, by contrast, are for families with two or more people who want to save money by pooling their minutes. Family plans can pay off, but they also can be tricky, as it's hard to monitor usage patterns for several family members at once.

Prepaid plans are for individual users, but rather than requiring you to sign a one- or two-year contract that guarantees a set amount of minutes per month, users buy minutes on an as-needed basis. Prepaid plans are great for people who want a mobile phone on hand but don't want to use it all that much.

Bluetooth headset could save you from an expensive ticket.

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Bluetooth is the technology that lets you make and take calls through a little device that fits on your ear--with no hands and no wires. It uses a low-powered, low-frequency radio transmission to connect--or "pair"--a headset and a cell phone so they can exchange voice, audio, and data over a short range of up to 30 feet (10 meters).

To connect a Bluetooth cell phone and headset you have to "pair" them using a PIN passkey number. While the process is unique to the cell phone and headset combination, here's a basic primer on the pairing process for communication headsets.

What does the future hold for unlocked phones?

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Almost all technological platforms face a conflict between innovation and control, and cell phones are certainly no exception. Cellular carriers argue that they need to preside over the hardware in order to provide better, more integrated services to customers, and many have indeed invested billions of dollars in comprehensive service networks.

Consumer advocates counter that innovation stems from choice, and that opening up the marketplace to broader competition will lead to a variety of new phone features, better communication between phones and related accessories, and a wider price range.

So will the restrictions supported by the major U.S. cellular carriers eventually start to unravel? It's arguably already happening, albeit in extremely small steps. Not only are unlocked phones easier to buy in the U.S. market than in the past, but unlocking services--the companies that unlock your carrier-provided GSM phone--are starting to appear in malls and other mainstream locations, a sure sign that demand is increasing.

In addition, international business travelers are returning to the United States with satisfied tales of using prepaid SIM cards in Europe and Asia, thus spreading the unlocked gospel bit by bit. If these and other consumers continue to demand more and better options, it's possible that cellular carriers eventually will open things up.

Hybrid phones that are capable of operating on non-cellular networks--such as Wi-Fi or eventually WiMAX--also might force carriers to shake things up, as they run the risk of losing business to such technologies. The biggest threat, however, likely comes from third-party manufacturers with established brand loyalty, such as smaller cellular carriers that support GSM-friendly unlocked phones and combine unlimited minutes and low prices.

How do I choose an unlocked phone?

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The most important thing to understand is which frequencies, or bands, the phone supports. GSM carriers in the United States, Canada, and many parts of Latin America rely on the 1900 and 850 bands for transmitting cellular phone calls and data.

In the United States, the 1900 band is used extensively in urban and developed areas, while 850 has largely been used to boost signal strength in outlying areas. At the minimum you'll want a phone that supports the 1900 band if you live in North America.

Europe and many other parts of the world employ two other bands: 900 and 1800. If you plan on traveling a lot internationally but want to own only one phone, consider purchasing a quad-band phone, which will give you coverage all over the world.

If you aren't a frequent international traveler but do make occasional trips, a less expensive tri-band phone will probably suffice. A phone that supports the 1900, 850, and 1800 bands will provide great service in the United States and passable service in Europe.

The other thing to keep in mind is that even though unlocked phones do offer some advantages, they only work with GSM-based T-Mobile and AT&T networks. If you prefer Verizon or Sprint, you might want to stick with their pre-configured phones.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of unlocked phones?

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So why buy a new unlocked phone? The main reason is flexibility. If you have your eye on a cool phone that your GSM carrier doesn't offer, such as the powerful palmOne Treo 650 or the Motorola special-edition RAZR V3, you can snap it up without worrying about service.

You'll also have the flexibility to change GSM carriers without changing phones--a nice option if prices or coverage areas change. And enterprising users can add extra applications to their unlocked phones, ranging from the basics (new ringtones) to more complicated games, animations, web programs, and business tools. Not every application works with all carriers or phones, however, so you'll need to do some research first.

Some manufacturers even sell unlocked hybrid phones, which switch between a cellular network and high-speed Wi-Fi networks. The most sophisticated of these phones can switch between the two networks automatically, so you can sit in a coffee shop and download photos via Wi-Fi, receive a call, and then walk out the door and into cellular coverage without losing the signal. And finally, unlocked phones are terrific for overseas travel.

Rather than relying on your current provider's spotty European or Asian coverage, you can buy a prepaid SIM card in Italy, for example, and simply pop it into your phone. In essence, unlocked phones put the control back in your hands rather than the carrier's.

That doesn't mean that unlocked phones are ideal for everyone, however, as carriers still have the advantage in many areas. For one, carriers typically pre-configure their locked phones with a number of functions--T-Mobile, for example, offers one-button access to such "t-zone" services as e-mail, movie listings, news, and more--while unlocked phones require manual programming to provide the same services.

More frustratingly, some carriers install exclusive software on their handsets to enable specific features, an option that's often unavailable to the owner of an unbranded unlocked phone. T-Mobile's myFaves program, which lets you call up to five contacts with no limitation on free minutes, requires the use of a T-Mobile handset that supports the service, while many of AT&T's mobile broadband solutions require compatible AT&T handsets.

Perhaps the biggest drawback, however, is price. Because carriers offer steep discounts on locked phones to entice you into signing long-term service agreements, you often can get phones far below actual cost (sometimes even for free). An unlocked phone, by contrast, can cost several hundreds of dollars, and even the most basic phones are generally more expensive than you might expect when you aren't buying through a carrier.

What is an unlocked phone?

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A locked phone is a phone that's restricted to working with one service provider only. That's why a T-Mobile customer, for example, can't just stroll into an AT&T store and walk out with a brand-new phone without also switching carriers.

To many customers, this predicament isn't a big deal, as all they want from a phone is reliable service and a few synchronized functions. But others aren't quite so optimistic and believe that once they own a phone they should have the freedom to decide how to use it. If you're in the latter group, consider buying an unlocked phone as an alternative.

At its core, an unlocked GSM phone is simply that: a phone that's not locked into a single carrier's network. In other words, you can choose your carrier and phone independently, albeit with a crucial caveat--unlocked phones only work on GSM-based networks, which effectively eliminates a couple of major carriers from consideration (Verizon and Sprint).

The technology is simple from the consumer's perspective: GSM phones contain a small, removable card, known as a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card, that's programmed with your subscription information and phonebook. If your phone is unlocked, you're free to remove your SIM card and insert it into another unlocked phone without losing your contacts or carrier data.

Unlocked phones aren't a new phenomenon, but until recently, consumers could buy them only in "gray" markets (i.e., markets where phones from other countries were sold--mostly phones from the European and Asian markets). That's changed as of late, and now manufacturers are selling unlocked phones in the United States in far greater numbers.

That's an important detail to understand--you don't always need to buy a new unlocked phone if you're happy with your existing GSM phone; instead, you can have it unlocked. Although it's sometimes possible to do this yourself if you know the unlocking code--a number that corresponds to each cell phone--many people opt for a postal unlocking service.

In the latter case, the user sends the phone to a specialist, who makes the modifications and sends it back with a damage-free guarantee. This is typically the best option for non-expert consumers, as some brands require extensive hardware modifications that can easily harm the phone if performed improperly.

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