PhoneScoop reviews the LG CU405: “The LG CU405 (AT&T) is great! I can hear people and they can hear me. That’s the most important thing for me. I am thoroughly suprised with how the LG CU405 delivers, especially while being an entry-level phone. I had problems getting a signal at my house which is on the edge of […]
A LetsTalk user reviews the Sony Ericsson W300i: “The Sony Ericsson W300i is a very good phone. Call quality is excellent, buttons on keypad a too close together so sometimes I hit the wrong number. This can be avoided by using a fingernail to press keys- probably marketed towards women. Battery life per specifications is […]
YourMobile reviews the Sony Ericsson W300i: “I got the Sony Ericsson W300i a while ago & the main things I like about it are its usability. Everything seems *just right* in the menus & shortcuts & what have you. Don’t really use the mp3 player, which is a bit of a waste as that’s a big […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Sony Ericsson J220a and says: “Be aware that the Sony Ericsson J220a phone is sold under prepaid service so is basic. No camera. No bells & whistles. But it has 2 very good points to his favor: Good signal and good battery life. Also its very durable. The Sony Ericsson J220a is very easy […]
Cnet reviews the Cingular 3125 and says: “The good: The Cingular 3125 sports a slim clamshell design; a sharp, vibrant display; and a 1.3-megapixel camera. The smart phone also has integrated Bluetooth, EDGE support, good call quality, and Windows Mobile 5 with robust e-mail capabilities and PIM functions.
The bad: The Cingular 3125 has some design […]
InfoSync reviews the Cingular 3125 and says: “Overall, the Cingular 3125 makes for a powerful business sidekick given that it’s a relatively compact clamshell. Armed with Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition, the Cingular 3125 packs in push e-mail capabilities, an Office document viewer (no editing, but this is a flip-phone after all), robust contact and calendar […]
Cnet reviews the Cingular Firefly and says: “The Cingular (AT&T) Firefly phone is about uncomplicated as a mobile can get. There’s no keypad or camera, and a simple candy bar-style shape leaves out any moving parts. It’s pleasantly compact at 3.25 by 1.75 by 0.5 inches and extremely lightweight at 2.1 ounces, making it perfect for […]
Mobiledia reviews the Cingular Firefly and says: “The Cingular Firefly, lighting up when the phone rings, fun animation sequences glow intermittently when in use, charging or in standby mode. Letting kids personalize their own phone through fun preinstalled ringtones, animations, and backlight colors, they’ll want to take the Firefly with them wherever they go.
The Cingular (AT&T) […]
Engadget reviews the LG CU500v and says: “The LG CU500v is, for all practical purposes, identical to the older CU500, save for the critical detail that the LG CU500v’s firmware supports Video Share. We can basically think of the new feature as a poor man’s video calling; video is transmitted only one way during calls, though […]
InfoSync reviews the LG CU500v and says: “The LG CU500v is the first phone on a U.S network to feature video calling, albeit one-way “video sharing” calls. While the clamshell is available from Cingular, company reps told us that video sharing won’t be available until the summer. However, the carrier does list “Video Share Calling” […]
A user at Cnet reviews the LG CU500v and says: “Just got the LG CU500v and I really am enjoying it. First LG phone, and it’s very easy to get set up. All my friends want one.
You can use the screen on front of the phone to take pictures, video and as MP3 player, without even opening the […]
Mobiledia reviews the LG CU500v and says: “The LG CU500v is a software upgrade to the CU500, adding video calling features supported by AT&T’s high-speed HSDPA broadband network. Providing even faster rates than UMTS for streaming TV, radio, and online services, the video calling feature integrates in a rotating 1.3-megapixel camera to take clips or […]
Nokia-Review reviews the Nokia 6102i and says: “The Nokia 6102i can be considered a close relative of the Nokia 6102 and Nokia 6103. The Nokia 6102i is a flip phone with the much-appreciated addition of Bluetooth, which is missing from the previous two models. The 6102i retains the same striking clamshell design and is as […]
PCMag reviews the Cingular Firefly and says: “The first true cell phone for children is here. The Cingular Firefly ($199 with 1,200 SunCom minutes) is a restricted-dialing phone for 8- to 12–year-olds. Kids can call Mom, Dad, and up to 20 other numbers—and if Mom and Dad want, only numbers that have been accepted can call […]
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