A LetsTalk user reviews the Motorola V555 and says: “The Motorola V555 is a good cell phone. Since I purchased mine I’ve only had a few problems, mainly losing reception at night at home, and freezing up - both have been corrected. However, I believe that the Centennial system is flawed and is causing a […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the HTC P4300 and says: “The HTC P4300 is a great Windows Mobile device, running smoothly, with great all-around features. The form factor is a bit bulky at first but over time you’ll get used to it. As a phone it makes clear calls & the only bother is probably holding it if […]
LetsTalk users review the HTC P4300 and say: “The HTC P4300 is quite a bulky phone, compared to some of the other pda’s on the market. Speaker quality is garbage for mp3. If you want a mp3 player buy an mp3 player. Most aftermarket programs suck. Windows mobile is difficult to customize. A lot of […]
TigerDirect users review the HTC S621 and say: “The HTC S621 is an awesome phone; I like the wi-fi feature which allows me to surf the internet at no charge. In theory this phone should be able to use Skype but I am unable to figure out how to install it. Lastly, and this seems somewhat true […]
A My3c user reviews the HTC S621 and says: “I’ve had the HTC S621 for two months. I have had no problems with the operating system and I travel extensively through the US, Europe and to remote places like Greenland and it has worked perfectly.
Also, I have had no lockups so far but I also try […]
Cnet reviews the Palm Treo 650 and says: “The Palm Treo 650 looks virtually identical to its predecessor. It is the same shape and size (4.4 by 2.3 by 0.9 inches, not including the stubby antenna) and only a hair heavier at 6.3 ounces. In fact, it looks so similar (except for a slight color […]
MobileTracker reviews the Palm Treo 650: “Comparing the Palm Treo 650 to everything else in the smartphone market, I believe it can comfortably claim the best-in-class title previously held by Palm’s earlier model. It is incredibly powerful and the software and hardware are worthy of gadget-lovers’ praise everywhere. I’d like my Palm Treo 650 to have more on-board […]
PCMag reviews the Merlin XU870 ExpressCard and says: “The Merlin XU870, is a petite powerhouse of a card that makes the most of high-speed cellular networks. The Merlin XU870 positively blazes. In tests in four different locations using an HP Pavilion dv5000t laptop with both ExpressCard and PC Card slots, the Merlin XU870 beat Novatel’s own U730 PC Card […]
MobileWhack reviews the Merlin XU870 ExpressCard and says: “The Merlin XU870 is a tri-band ExpressCard which supports HSDPA/UMTS and high speed quad-band EDGE/GPRS. The Merlin XU870 ExpressCard will initially be configured for 3.6 Mbps data speeds and when mobile operators start providing 7.2 Mbps service, a software utility will be used to upgrade the card and boost […]
PCMag reviews the Sierra Wireless Aircard 775: “The Sierra Wireless AirCard 775 is an easy-to-use laptop hookup for the EDGE network. But the high monthly fees mean individual buyers are better served elsewhere.
With EDGE we got average download speeds around 170 Kbps, with uploads at 55 Kbps. That’s nowhere near broadband speeds, but it is faster than […]
Cnet reviews the Sierra Wireless Aircard 775 and says: “The Sierra Wireless AirCard 775 gives you nationwide Internet access anywhere you can connect to a GSM, GPRS, or EDGE mobile phone network. The Sierra Wireless AirCard 775 is easy to install, and it operates in any one of four bands used throughout North America, Asia, and Europe, […]
MobileBurn reviews the Sony Ericsson K790: “The Sony Ericsson K790 has a new QVGA 262k color display - it is an absolute stunner. When I first saw the device, my immediate thought was that the company didn’t have working handsets for us to look at because I honestly thought that the Sony Ericsson K790 before me had a printed paper […]
DigitalTrends reviews the Sony Ericsson K790: “The Sony Ericsson K790 cell cam truly lives up to its Cyber-shot brand name. It produces the best pictures from a cell phone we’ve seen yet, with the best flash that we’ve seen in a cell cam and digital camera ergonomics that don’t interfere with other operations. The Sony Ericsson K790 […]
InfoSync reviews the Nokia 8801 and says: “The Nokia 8801 is clearly designed for the conspicuous consumer. With its stainless-steel shell, clean design, upscale features and sky-high price, the phone (available through Nokia’s Web site, but not yet through a U.S. carrier) would be right at home in James Bond’s hand as he saunters up to […]
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