5thBar reviews the LG VX3450 and says: “The new LG VX3450 is the perfect choice if you believe in keeping life simple. It offers a big splash of style in an ultra compact clamshell design. Easy-to-use features provide just the right touch of technology, including a powerful speakerphone and voice-activated dialing.
The LG VX3450 features a traditional clamshell design […]
Wirefly reviews the LG VX3450 and says: “The LG VX3450 for Verizon Wireless is a stylishly simple option. The LG VX3450 focuses on the basics of voice calling, text messaging and easy of use. The rich color display, built-in speakerphone and small size make it nice to use everyday. While the text messaging makes it easier […]
A Cnet user reviews the Motorola W385: “I like the Motorola W385 very much. It has a great grip to it. Nice color screen and color keypad. The Motorola W385 is a very basic phone. There is no changing the colors on the screen and I was very disappointed with the ringtones the phone came with as well as […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Motorola W385: “The Motorola W385 features may appear to be limited, but everything this phone can do it does very well. Our Plantronics 655 Bluetooth headsets sound much better with the Motorola 385 than with both E815 and XV-6700, probably due to the fact that this phone has Bluetooth Class 2 […]
Nokia6315i.com reviews the Nokia 6315i and says: “The Nokia 6315i delivers great bang for the buck. The construction is not quite as good as Nokia phones made by Nokia, but it should last you for the two years before you upgrade with a new contract. For the features and size, you are going to be hard […]
TechFaq reviews the Nokia 6315i and says: “The Nokia 6315i isn’t going to make any fashion statements nor will you see a celebrity sporting it around town. It is just your basic Nokia flip phone that happens to have dedicated music player buttons on the front flap. If it weren’t for those, the Nokia 6315i would […]
IntoMobile reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-8905: “The Verizon Wireless CDM-8905 is all about scraping the bottom of the barrel. It’s got tiny color display and even tinier monochrome external display straight from 1999. But hey, at least it’s free right? Wrong, Big Red is charging $20 with a 2-year contract! That’s a crazy price - not […]
Engadget reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-8905: “Verizon Wireless CDM-8905 - Anyone yearning to relive the glory days of 2004 need look no further than the “new” Verizon Wireless CDM-8905, a flip with pretty much nothing to offer but a low price. The UTStarcom-sourced piece delivers cute little 128 x 128 internal color and monochrome external displays, speakerphone, […]
Wirefly reviews the Nokia 2366i and says: “The Nokia 2366i for Verizon Wireless is good everyday companion, that offers a bit more than the average mobile phone. Besides being small and stylish, the Nokia 2366i has a nice color screen, built-in speakerphone and external display. But, the Nokia 2366i also has Bluetooth wireless technology, as […]
NokiaReview reviews the Nokia 2366i: “The Nokia 2366i is a flip phone, but still bears the distinctive characteristic of the functional, entry level design. It measures 3.2×1.69x.94 inches, and weighs around 2.7 ounces. It is a dual-band, CDMA 800/1900 phone, with a stubby antenna giving it a bit of a more girth. The flip cover […]
MacNN reviews the Verizon Wireless PN-300: “The Verizon Wireless PN-300 is unique for the ironic reason of removing extra features for the sake of cost and simplicity. There is no camera on the phone, nor can it play music or videos. The Verizon Wireless PN-300 does however offer text messages, voice-activated dialing, a screen with 65,000 colors, and the […]
ZDnet reviews the Verizon Wireless PN-300: “The Verizon Wireless PN-300 doesn’t have a camera or a music player; nor does it have a Web browser or e-mail. However, it is also very inexpensive at only $9.99 with a two-year contract with Verizon.
True to its simple nature, the Verizon Wireless PN-300 has a rather boring and minimalist design. […]
A LetsTalk user reviews the Nokia 6215i: “I really like the Nokia 6215i phone. It has a hybrid system because it was originally Pantech- so while it is mostly Verizon (which a lot of people don’t like) it has enough of Pantech to make it easier to use. The Nokia 6215i responds quickly, call quality is excellent […]
NokiaReview reviews the Nokia 6215i and says: “The Nokia 6215i is one of the mobile phones in the United States exclusively offered by Verizon Wireless. Basically, the Nokia 6215i is a mobile phone equipped with a VGA camera as well as an OLED display. Brighter and battery-efficient, OLED displays are better than the standard LCD. Despite its simple […]
Ziff Davis reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-8945: “The Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 makes clear calls, but its features don’t measure up well against its competition’s. Given its hefty price, we can’t recommend this phone. The 4-ounce Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 by UTStarcom is moderately handsome, looking like a 3.5 by 1.9 by 0.9-inch slab of obsidian. The […]
InfoSync reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-8945: “The Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 supports Verizon’s over-the-air V CAST service for purchasing music on the go, and also offers the ability to synchronize with a PC as an alternative.
Omitting support for the popular MP3 format, the dual-band Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 relies on WMA and AAC formats for music playback, and is also […]
Cnet reviews the Nokia 6086 and says: “The Nokia 6086 is one of two cell phones that T-Mobile has rolled out in conjunction with its new HotSpot @Home service–the other one being the Samsung SGH-T409. The HotSpot @Home service lets you make calls via Wi-Fi without taking up any of your plan’s minutes, plus it […]
InfoSync reviews the Nokia 6086 and says: “If the Nokia 6086 seems like a basic phone without many features or frills, it’s supposed to be, as the Nokia 6086 is one of the two phones available with T-Mobile’s UMA service, HotSpot @Home, at launch. Since the @Home service seems aimed at bargain hunters looking to save on […]
BrightHand reviews the T-Mobile BlackBerry 8800: “The T-Mobile BlackBerry 8800 is a perfect device for those who liked the Pearl, but were turned off by the predictive text input. Otherwise, I find it hard to get excited about.
The internal GPS receiver is a pleasant boon, and the T-Mobile BlackBerry 8800 itself is mostly well built, but the controls […]
ITReviews review the T-Mobile BlackBerry 8800: “The T-Mobile BlackBerry 8800 brings ideas first seen in the candybar-style Pearl, with its SureType text entry system, across to an ‘original’ sized, wide format device with a full QWERTY mini-keyboard. Most notably these ideas include a sleek black shiny exterior and a miniature trackball that sits under the […]
PocketLint reviews the BlackBerry Pearl 8100: “The BlackBerry Pearl 8100 is the company’s most consumer-focused model yet, showing that the company is keen to take operations like Nokia and Sony Ericsson head on.
It’s certainly thin and suave getting plenty of oohs and arhhs from our collection of BlackBerry users we cobbled together to help us with […]
Yahoo user reviews the BlackBerry Pearl 8100: “I purchased the BlackBerry Pearl 8100 about a month ago and I love it. I have had tons of cell phones and this by far blows all others out of the water. Great styling, easy to use controls and navigation menus. Wonderful help features. The web browsing has great speed. […]
BrightHand reviews the T-Mobile Wing and says: “The T-Mobile Wing uses a form factor that’s grown quite popular. Like a number of other high-end models, it includes a QWERTY keyboard with a landscape orientation that can be hidden behind its display.
It’s not surprising that this device has the same shape as a number of current models, […]
LaptopMag reviews the T-Mobile Wing: “The T-Mobile Wing crams a lot of functionality into a pocket-friendly design. Like its predecessor, the MDA, the T-Mobile Wing gives you a built-in Wi-Fi connection for fast Web surfing and e-mail downloads, but also includes a sharper two-megapixel camera and myFaves support in a slimmer package. The Wing’s touchscreen […]
PhoneScoop reviews the T-Mobile Sidekick 3: “The T-Mobile Sidekick 3 offers all of the same functionality and ease of use that the first two models are known for, only now Danger and T-Mobile have packed it in a sleeker, faster package. The T-Mobile Sidekick 3 is finally small enough to fit comfortably in a pocket or be held […]
InfoSync reviews the T-Mobile Sidekick 3: “The T-Mobile Sidekick 3 display is a bit of a disappointment; we were hoping for a higher resolution or greater color depth, but instead we just get the same 240 x 160, 65,000-color TFT LCD we got with the T-Mobile Sidekick II. The phones trademark swiveling screen still impresses with its […]
ITReview reviews the BlackBerry 8700g: “The BlackBerry 8700g is the first BlackBerry with an Intel XScale chip. However, its most important features are the familiar BB functions of push email, phone capability and web browsing.We found the BlackBerry 8700g generally easy to use and very responsive. A thumbwheel and escape/back button on the side of the device let users […]
DigitalTrends reviews the BlackBerry 8700g: “The Blackberry 8700g is the best Blackberry to date. Its combination of sophisticated styling, excellent navigation, and high-powered applications make it a must-have for communication on the go.
Aside from a wobbly keypad and a few other minor inconveniences like having to copy your contacts over from your SIM card, this […]
Geek.com reviews the T-Mobile Dash: “The T-Mobile Dash gets 4 out of 5 Geekheads for Quality. I took one Geekheads away due to the proprietary USB headphone and the volume buttons being too sensitive. Being a Blackberry user I tend to grip the phone a certain way and that forces the volume to go up and […]
UberGizmo reviews the T-Mobile Dash: “The T-Mobile Dash has a better feel than the Q and T-Mobile’s mobile internet is a little bit cheaper -and slower- than Verizon’s data plan, but it’s good enough for email. The T-Mobile Dash also has WiFi, but I personally think that WiFi should not be relied upon – did you […]
PhoneScoop reviews the T-Mobile MDA: “The T-Mobile MDA is for road warriors who spend more time on the road than in the office. The T-Mobile MDA has just about every feature those users need… and more, in a package smaller than past Pocket PC phones and even smaller than competitors like the Sidekick II. However, T-Mobile took care […]
InfoSync reviews the T-Mobile MDA and says: “The T-Mobile MDA is the little communicator that could. Granted, it’s void of fancy features such as high-resolution screens and 3G, but the T-Mobile MDA manages to strike a fine balance between having just enough of the ones that really matter and size. Highlights include a first-rate thumbboard, near all-encompassing […]
PhoneScoop reviews the Samsung Blast: “The Samsung Blast is small in size, has great signal strength and reasonable battery life, and should make it the best choice for most users looking for a messaging phone. But unfortunately the Samsung Blast is not - a blast - to use. You should still check out the full range of T-Mobile’s messaging armada if you’re […]
Cnet reviews the Samsung Blast and says: “The Samsung Blast offers a thin slider design, Bluetooth, a megapixel camera, and a QWERTY keyboard modeled on the SureType technology found on some BlackBerry smart phones. On the whole, the Samsung Blast is a solid effort for a messaging phone. We liked the design and the simple interface, […]
1800Mobiles reviews the Motorola RAZR V3t: “The Motorola RAZR V3t one of the thinnest mobile solutions for the multimedia fanatic. The Motorola RAZR V3t includes microSD / Transflash expandable memory support, a music player that lets you listen to your favorite MP3s and an upgraded camera.
Also, the Motorola RAZR V3t allows you to access your POP3, SMTP and […]
CellPhones.ca reviews the Motorola RAZR V3t: “The Motorola RAZR V3t is the best cell phone I’ve ever owned. Very happy with it. It has everything from camera for picture and video, AIM, Yahoo! Messenger, MSN messenger and ICQ. And of course good ol’ fashioned text messaging/email. And don’t forget MP3 player!
I was very excited to find […]
MobileBurn reviews the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic: “The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic is a good entry in the company’s range of music handsets. However, at this price point the market has no shortage of similar music handsets. In fact, the old SE W800i might be a better deal, with a far superior camera.
The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic delivers what it promises: […]
InfoSync reviews the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic: “The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic actually takes music seriously. Our tunes sounded impressively good on the phone, and with support for both stereo Bluetooth headsets and your own high-quality set of headphones, the sporty-looking slider makes for a compelling, music-minded companion. However, with its thick design and dodgy management software, the […]
LetsTalk reviews the T-Mobile Sidekick iD: “The T-Mobile Sidekick iD pretty much retains its siblings’ look and feel but lacks some of their more high-end features. You won’t find an MP3 player, an integrated camera, or even Bluetooth on the T-Mobile Sidekick iD, but you likely won’t miss those specs if you want a fun, customizable messaging phone. […]
BrightHand reviews the T-Mobile Sidekick iD: “The T-Mobile Sidekick iD really was conceived as a simple device for the young. But even for them it’s missing the crucial camera that would help it compete with just about every other free phone on the market. Leave out the MP3 player, data port, and card slot, but […]
MobileBurn reviews the Motorola RIZR Z3: “The Motorola RIZR Z3 is the company’s first slider handset to be available globally.One of the key features of the Motorola RIZR Z3 is a good quality 2 megapixel digital camera. The camera has a dedicated shutter button on the side of the phone and works in a landscape orientation, […]
GSMArena reviews the Motorola RIZR Z3 and says: “The Motorola RIZR Z3 surely has great of look and feel. Its rubber and metal construction is so solid it makes you proud of it. But the lack of 3G, the strange SIM card solution and some other minor drawbacks makes the score even. So, we think that if […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Samsung SGH-t409: “I’ve used the Samsung SGH-t409 for about 2 weeks and I found the hot spot technology to be really awesome. Unlimited calling from any hotspot…anywhere! For only $9.99 coupled with the fact that I can still have my favs for when I’m out of my hot spot.
Pros- Wi-Fi Calling, Nice Resolution on […]
Cnet reviews the Samsung SGH-t409: “The Samsung SGH-t409 may seem like an ordinary phone at first glance, it’s actually one of two debut phones to launch with T-Mobile’s new HotSpot @ Home service that lets you make calls via Wi-Fi. That means the handset has a Wi-Fi receiver built in, and it can automatically switch between GSM […]
MobileMag reviews the Nokia 6133 and says: “The Nokia 6133 is not the sexiest phone out there, but with a fairly good feature list, the Nokia 6133 from T-Mobile can be best described as “adequate”. They’ve tried their best to include all the latest features — like a megapixel camera, multimedia player, SMS, mobile web, instant messengers, […]
NokiaReview reviews the Nokia 6133 and says: “The Nokia 6133 is the latest from Nokia with an attractive clamshell design. It is lighter than most other phones, weighing in at a light 102 grams. The Nokia 6133 is a tad on the thicker side, though, at about 0.82 inches wide. The slick rubbery shell and chrome-lined […]
Wirefly reviews the Motorola V195s and says: “The Motorola v195s for T-Mobile is small and light with timeless Motorola styling. Made with a soft-touch cover and polished silver facing, this is one of the most attractive phones in its class, complimented by an external display and built-in speakerphone. On the inside are a gorgeous main […]
A LetsTalk user reviews the Motorola V195s: “The Motorola V195s is a fairly simple phone with enough bell
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