UTStarcom announced the UTStarcom CDM7126, UM100 & TXT8010 at this years CTIA. The UTStarcom CDM7126 & TXT8010 are cell phones, while the UM100 is a AWS USB modem.
EngadgetMobile has more: “The UTStarcom CDM7126 is low-end 800 / 1900 / AWS CDMA set that packs, Bluetooth, a 1.8-inch 65k display, into a very simple clean package.
The […]
The Samsung MyShot is on it’s way. The Samsung MyShot is a simple tri-band CDMA clamshell phone for the pay-as-you-go carrier. It features 262k STN display, 1.3 Megapixel Camera, Bluetooth 2.0, Organizer and Speakerphone.
So, the Samsung MyShot for Cricket & MetroPCS won’t be anything spectacular, but it’s got all the basics covered and even adds a few higher end features. […]
The Cricket UTStarcom CDM7126 is now available. The Cricket UTStarcom CDM7126 is the first phone to include CDMA 850/1900 and 1700 AWS bands. For now it is only available in Tulsa, OK. But, Cricket is planning on adding two more AWS capable cities in the near future: Las Vegas and Oklahoma City.
The Cricket UTStarcom CDM7126 […]
Cricket EZ is the newest handset from the same wireless carrier. The Cricket EZ is “easy to use, easily fits in your pocket and best of all it’s easy on your wallet. Voice and text messaging features help you stay connected while productivity tools keep you organized and on time. Features include slim, lightweight design, internal […]
PhoneScoop user reviews the Motorola V262: “The Motorola V262 (Cricket, Alltel) is a good phone, however some features do not live up to their name. Two major problems I’ve found:
1. The date book alarms don’t work. They go off at the incorrect time, or don’t go off at all. I’ve twice returned my Motorola V262 in for repair and 3x […]
PhoneScoop reviews the Samsung SCH-R610: “Overall the Samsung SCH-R610 is a great phone, I just don’t like the Carousel Bell added. I’ve been using the Moto Q for the past few months and definitely got used to the features of a PDA. Any basic phone user would love the Samsung SCH-R610, I’m just afraid to give […]
The Motorola RAZR2 V9m is available at Cricket Wireless now. The Motorola RAZR2 V9m is an upgraded Razr with a larger screen among other things. It’s a very hot phone, so you may want to check it out at your local Cricket store.
Cricket offers the Motorola RAZR2 V9m for $399.99, about $150 more than Verizon. […]
The Motorola ROKR Z6m is now available at Cricket and MetroPCS. Previously, the Motorola ROKR Z6m was only available at Alltel (carrier-wise). Cricket and MetroPCS added the phone in hopes of boosting their high end cell phone sales.
Mobiledia gives a good run down of features: “The Motorola ROKR Z6m takes full advantage of the slider form […]
Cnet reviews the Samsung U340 Snap: “The Samsung U340 Snap has a fairly generic design that borrows elements from other Samsung phones. While we dinged the SCH-U540’s design for being dull–we expect a lot from 3G phones–we were more forgiving here since the Samsung U340 Snap is only a VGA camera phone. The handset looks a lot […]
UTStarcom CDM7026 for Cricket Wireless is very basic. The UTStarcom CDM7026 is a simple compact phone with 32MB of flash memory, MP3 ringtone support, and 65K color display. Other features include an “intenna” (this is actually a good design, keeping the bulkiness to a minimum), mobile web, and Cricket Wireless games and apps.
So, if you are looking […]
Cnet reviews the Audiovox CDM-8910: “The Audiovox CDM-8910 for Cricket Wireless offers an attractive feature set. The handset is a lightweight 3.2 ounces, but it doesn’t feel particularly small, measuring 3.3 by 1.6 by 0.8 inches. Overall, however, the blue-and-silver design of the Audiovox CDM-8910 seems a little staid. The mobile largely resembles other flip phones on […]
Samsung SCH-R610 is a new phone for Cricket Wireless. It looks like it will be a nice addition to the mostly low end line-up.
PhoneArena has more: “Samsung SCH-R610 is a dual-band CDMA slider based on the design of D900. It features QVGA color display, Bluetooth and microSD slot but strips the camera from 3 to […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Kyocera Lingo: “So far I like the Kyocera Lingo M1000. Yeah it has alot of features on it but over half of them are not available yet. Why would there be a phone to where you can’t turn the ringer off yet? You can’t change sound to vibrate yet either. […]
IntoMobile reviews the Nokia 6275i: “The Nokia 6275i is another phone from Nokia’s line but I would stop short at calling it amazing. The CDMA phone has features one would expect but it’s only available in Canada. The Nokia 6275i sports a QVGA screen, a 2 mega pixel camera with flash (not bad), a memory slot, and […]
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