PhoneArena reviews the LG VX8350: “With the LG VX8350, the physical design changes are outweighed by negative aspects of the device. There are several key areas that concern us about the LG VX8350. The first being the poorly designed hinge that flexes whenever the smallest amount of force is placed upon it. This makes us feel that […]
“The Samsung Juke (U470) for Verizon Wireless is Samsung’s first entry into the Music Phone category, which has been dominated by the two LG Chocolate phones.
Even the silver scroll-wheel on the Samsung Juke (U470) looks surprisingly similar to the one used on the VX8550. The size and weight of the U470 was not provided, but by looking at the picture, […]
“The LG Voyager VX10000 (VX10k) for Verizon Wireless is the successor of the enV VX9900, upgrading it with huge external touch-sensitive display and only three hardware keys on the front, reminding of the LG PRADA. It is a clamshell that opens in landscape orientation to reveal a big internal display, stereo speakers and QWERTY for messaging. The LG […]
“The LG Venus VX8800 camera has been updated from a 1.3MP to a 2MP, yet there is no Flash or AutoFocus. The Dynamic Color TFT Touchpad, which replaces the scroll wheel on the VX8550 Chocolate, has text icons that change depending on which application you are using. You can “slide” you finger across the display’s arrows […]
“The Sony Ericsson V640i, available exclusively with Vodafone provides a true music and entertainment experience. With support for Memory Stick Micro (M2) up to 4 gigabytes and a dedicated music key to help you navigate all of those songs, the Sony Ericsson V640i really can be your music library on-the-move.
The V640i is designed to appeal to music lovers looking […]
“With the HTC Touch Slide, expect the same type of capacitive touchscreen as the original Touch, together with 3G and HSDPA, a 2 megapixel camera, microSD slot and slide-out Suretype keyboard. Inside the HTC Touch Slide, things are kept chugging along with that good-old 400MHz Qualcomm processor.
I honestly think capacitive touchscreens are the future - and […]
“Many have probably logged on to ESPN.com via their cell and found ESPN’s Mobile WAP version to be pretty easy to get around. For Blackberry users, it’s gotten even easier, in the form of an “app.” We put app in quotes because it seems to just be a web link to the aforementioned site, not a true […]
“It appears the BlackBerry Pearl 2 (8130) will be joining Verizon Wireless’ lineup come Wednesday morning. The carrier has posted a teaser site, in which mouse movements shine light upon dark silhouettes of four upcoming devices. Did you really expect Sprint to out beat Verizon with the BlackBerry Pearl 2?”
[via BGR]
“The Motorola W490, which closely resembles Moto’s last RAZR iteration, the KRZR, is a solid middle-end device sporting little more than a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, myFaves compatibility, and, well, not a whole lot more. The Motorola W490 is not a bad looking phone, and for $49.99 with a new activation, there’s not a lot of room […]
MobileBurn reviews the Sprint Motorola RAZR 2 V9m: “The Motorola RAZR 2 V9m for Sprint is the completely new RAZR that people are looking for. It deserves to be called RAZR 2 because it is a major leap forward on almost all fronts when compared with the original.
In short, the Motorola RAZR 2 V9m is a fantastic phone. […]
PCMag reviews the Sprint Motorola RAZR2 V9m: “Sprint’s Motorola RAZR2 V9m is a big, luxurious slab of metal and glass dominated by a huge 2 inch, 320 by 240 external screen. It’s a hair thinner than AT&T’s model, but at 4.1 by 2.1 by 0 .47 inches and 4.2 ounces, this handset will never pass for a […]
MobileTech reviews the Sprint BlackBerry 8830: “The BlackBerry 8830 is slim and attractive, shiny and classy at the same time, and has a very useable QWERTY keyboard and device controls. The second full-sized BlackBerry to sport this new design offers strong features to compete with Palm, Windows Mobile and Symbian smartphones. The BlackBerry 8830 for Sprint offers something […]
Cnet reviews the Verizon Wireless BlackBerry 8830: “The BlackBerry 8830 shares the same body style as its GSM-only cousin, the BB 8800, but trades in the all-black casing for an equally sleek silver. At 4.4 inches high by 2.6 inches wide by 0.5 inches deep and 4.7 ounces, the BlackBerry 8830 is certainly slim but it’s also one […]
“Verizon Wireless is getting close to the launch of the Samsung Gleam SCH-U700 in early October. This new picture shows it to have a glossy mirror-like finish all over. The Samsung SCH-U700 will feature a 2MP Camera, QVGA Internal Display, External Music Controls, MicroSD card slot, and new Themes. After the Samsung SCH-U700, the SCH-U900 (replacement of the […]
“We were provided with several spy-pictures of the Samsung SCH-U550 today. Little is know about the Samsung SCH-U550 at this point, except that it will be released by Verizon Wireless in the early 2008 and will replace the current U540 as a mid-level phone. Our guess is there’s not much hardware change here, with mostly only cosmetic […]
“The Samsung SGH-i550 is powered by Symbian OS S60. The phone body is much slimmer than Nokia N95. Keypad design is similar to recent Sony Ericsson models but a track ball has been integrated at the middle for you to scroll around the menu. Shortcut keys like GPS, music player and web browser can be accessed directly.
The […]
“The Novatel Wireless USB727 features an integrated microSD slot, allowing for the seamless storage and transport of up to 4 GB of files, photos or videos.
The Novatel Wireless USB727 is designed to work with any computing device equipped with a Type A USB port - including most desktops, notebooks, and tablet PCs - and provides on-the-go access to Verizon Wireless’ […]
“The Asus P527 is powered by Windows Mobile OS. The GSM Quadband will give you a world auto roaming support, moreover the phone has built in GPS, bluetooth and WiFi. Sadly the Asus P527 can do EDGE data connection only, professional users who need a faster wireless data connection should look at the Asus P750 instead.
Asus P527 […]
“The Novatel Wireless Merlin EX720 is designed to plug into newr PC laptops that have an express card slot versus a PCMCIA Type II card slot. The Novatel Wireless Merlin EX720 is equiped with a new chipset that supports increased upload and download speeds available with the upgraded Sprint Mobile Broadband technology currently deploying through third quarter […]
SlashPhone reviews the Sierra Wireless AirCard 597E: “The Sierra Wireless AirCard 597E ExpressCard operates on the Sprint Mobile Broadband EV-DO Rev A network.
In addition to its more compact form factor, the AirCard 597E ExpressCard offers several advancements over earlier cards, including built-in assisted GPS (A-GPS) to support location-based services. Using the GPS chipset and the latest version […]
LaptopMag reviews the Sprint Merlin S720: “With the Sprint Merlin S720, unlike the Cingular solution that’s ready to go once you have your SIM card, you need to call Sprint to activate the card. Install the included Sprint PCS Connection Manager software and slide in the Sprint Merlin S720 when prompted and you’re ready to go-almost. Upon […]
Wirefly reviews the Novatel Wireless Merlin S720: “The Novatel Wireless Merlin S720 PC Connection Card for Sprint provides you with data communication for your laptop anywhere you roam on the Sprint nationwide network. With Broadband mobile data speeds, you get data transmission approaching up to 2.4 Mbps for real productivity – and not just in local […]
PCMag reviews the Sierra Wireless AirCard 595: “The Sierra Wireless AirCard 595 sports a built-in, nonmovable antenna and an easily accessible external antenna port. The card lights up in a soft blue color when it captures a signal. Like all of Sprint’s PC Cards, the Sierra Wireless AirCard 595 uses Sprint’s Connection Manager software on Windows XP PCs. […]
“The Sidekick Slide for T-Mobile becomes the first Hiptop device to come from Motorola, the first to ditch the trademark swivel display, and the first to go on a serious diet (anyone who’s used a Sidekick of old knows that it ain’t exactly small) while still packing the same functionality and 1.3 megapixel cam as its […]
“The Samsung U470 for Verizon, an off-the-beaten-path, swiveling musicphone that has apparently been christened “Juke.” The key legend doesn’t reveal anything too terribly special, though we’re happy to see a speakerphone made the cut despite the unit’s diminutive outline. Our tipster tells us “the Samsung U470 Juke is your basic Verizon Wireless phone,” so beyond a music […]
Wirefly reviews the Motorola i560: “The Motorola i560 for Nextel builds on the popular i530, adding more functionality while retaining its practical qualities. Its rugged outer shell provides weatherproof protection from dust, shock and vibration. The 65,000-color display is great for receiving picture and text messages, and an external screen displays caller ID info. And, […]
An eBay user reviews the Motorola i560: “I bought the Motorola i560 basically because it’s a military standard 810f spec phone and it’s very durable, that’s why I liked it so much. The Motorola i560 can take a beating and it still works in perfect condition plus I got the direct walkie talkies even when I have no service, which is a great feature. […]
Mobileburn reviews the Sanyo SCP-7050: “The Sanyo SCP-7050 is obviously tooled for lovers of the outdoors or people who work in less than ideal environments for electronics. The Sanyo SCP-7050 includes a textured rubber grip on the outside of the phone for a strong hold. The device has been designed with external side buttons that are […]
TechFaq reviews the Sanyo SCP-7050: “The Sanyo SCP-7050 is a great clamshell phone for everyday use or even business use. This basic phone comes equipped with the necessities and nicely delivers convenience and reliability into a good looking, stylish package.
One of the major features of the Sanyo SCP-7050 is the clamshell design. Unfortunately, it does have […]
Geekzone reviews the Sierra Wireless 595U USB Card: ”I like the Sierra Wireless 595U as a device, but I probably wouldn’t use the docking cradle. I would rather have the Sierra Wireless 595U than either an Express card or a PC Card. USB devices are so much more flexible. I like the fact that it plugs directly into my […]
MobileTech reviews the Sierra Wireless Aircard 595U: “The Sierra Wireless Aircard 595U is an EVDO Rev. A wireless cellular modem, currently the fastest networking technology available on CDMA networks (Sprint and Verizon use CDMA networks while AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM). And the Sierra Wireless 595U isn’t your grandpa’s EVO Rev. 0 solution which always felt like a […]
Mobileburn reviews the Motorola ic502: “The Motorola ic502 (The Buzz) ruggedized handset sports all the features that iDEN users have become accustomed to, with the added advantage of being able to be used on Sprint’s CDMA network, rather than the aging iDEN network left over from Sprint’s merger with Nextel.
The Motorola ic502 uses iDEN for walkie-talkie […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Motorola ic502: “Motorola ic502 The Buzz review: I’m getting a job that requires a phone to be able to withstand a little wear and tear, which is why I chose to get a Nextel. I was happy to see that there was a hybrid available that has qualities of a […]
“FCC approved the Sony Ericsson K630 and the documents show that this is the phone on which the V640 is based. It is a tri-band GSM candybar for Europe (900/1800/1900 MHz support) with UMTS/HSDPA at 2100 MHz. The Sony Ericsson K630 packs a 2-megapixel camera, M2 slot for memory, multimedia player and FM radio.”
[via PhoneArena]
“The pretty little Samsung SGH-P520 (Armani) touchscreen was undergoing a couture refitting in preparation for launch as the Samsung Armani Phone — take that LG Prada. Priced at €400 (about $557), this FCC-approved tri-band GSM / EDGE candybar is listed with a 2.6-inch 240 x 320 pixel display, stereo Bluetooth, and microSD expansion to augment the 50MB […]
Mobileburn reviews the Samsung M500: “The new Samsung M500 brings added features and a fresh design to Sprint’s table. The Samsung M500 sports EV-DO compatibility for high-speed data connectivity, and provides support for Sprint’s Power Vision services such as Sprint TV and Music. A 1.3 megapixel camera is present for photography, while 50MB of on board […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Samsung M500: “I’ve had the Samsung M500 for about 2 weeks. I really like how small and light it is. The reception is good, the camera works well, and the buttons are large so you don’t have to worry about having larger fingers to bump the other keys. Nice MP3 […]
MobileTech reviews the Samsung M510: “The Samsung M510 offers a strong set of features including very clear voice calls, a full entertainment software bundle that covers music, Sprint video and Sprint TV, photos and Podcasts, standard PIM applications, a capable browser and built-in GPS (though no free navigation or map software). The Samsung M510 comes […]
TechFaq reviews the Samsung M510: “The Samsung M510 is one ugly phone, although it makes up for its hideousness by offering a multitude of features that are sure to please a wide range of customers.
The Samsung M510 is a clamshell phone that uses Sprint’s CDMA network, so it cannot be used outside of the borders […]
Wirefly reviews the Red MOTORAZR V3m: “The Red MOTORAZR V3m for Sprint is now available. Packing the same great features and style that made the Motorola Razr the most iconic phone of recent memory, the Red MOTORAZR V3m comes loaded with Sprint an MP3 music player, a digital camera/camcorder, Bluetooth, voice dialing and more. And, Motorola and Sprint have […]
Mobiledia reviews the Red MOTORAZR V3m: “The Red MOTORAZR V3m combines high performance with cutting-edge features, all within the sleek design of one of the slimmest and iconic designs around. Created exclusively to support (RED), an initiative to raise awareness and money for The Global Fund, the organization finances the fight against AIDS in Africa with […]
PCMag reviews the Pantech Wireless PX-500: “The Pantech PX-500—the cheapest of Sprint’s EV-DO Rev A wireless cards—also happens to be the slowest in terms of downloads.
Complete with an attractive faux-leather card holder, the Pantech Wireless PX-500 is a good-looking, slim, low-profile card with a swinging antenna that can rotate both up and out. It also has […]
Ubergizmo reviews the Pantech Wireless PX-500: “The Pantech Wireless PX-500 is a PCMCIA card that can connect your laptop to Sprint’s 3G network and let you access your emails and data in a much wider area when compared to WiFi.
Once plugged, the Pantech Wireless PX-500 will stick out from your laptop by 1.2 inches. It’s not a lot, but I […]
“The LG CE110, the replacement for the CG225 is lighter and slightly more compact, with an internal antenna. Other upgrades to the LG CE110 include Bluetooth, EDGE data, a larger phone book, and hearing-aid compatibility. Carryover features include a VGA camera, speaker phone, and downloadable Java games.”
[via PhoneScoop]
“The BlackBerry Curve 8320 From T-Mobile Is the First All-In-One Handset Designed to Work With T-Mobile HotSpot Home.
T-Mobile USA and Research In Motion (RIM) announced the Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry Curve 8320, the first BlackBerry handset available in the U.S. that supports T-Mobile HotSpot HomeSM for unlimited nationwide calling over a Wi-Fi connection and great in-home mobile […]
MobileWhack reviews the Sanyo SCP-3200: “The Sanyo SCP-3200 phone is a stylish clamshell camera phone that is offered in three vibrant colors. It features services for quick and easy Internet access, text messaging, email, a high-quality Sanyo Speakerphone and built in antenna that provides great bluetooth capabilities. The Sanyo SCP-3200 has parent control features and when the […]
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