Cheap Samsung Memoir t929 Camera Phone

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.

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

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)

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...