The Virgin Mobile Kyocera TNT is on it’s way. The Virgin Mobile Kyocera TNT is set to arrive in August, and is a very basic CDMA clamshell handset. So, you can expect this one to be on Virgin’s lower-end line of phones - hopefully under $50. Being lower-end isn’t always a bad thing though, as […]
The US Cellular Kyocera Tempo E2000 is now available. The US Cellular Kyocera Tempo E2000 is a decent handset, that will fall into the mid-range category. It has external music controls, and actually looks pretty decent.
The US Cellular Kyocera Tempo E2000 features inlclude: dual-band CDMA with EV-DO support, 262k color TFT display, 1.3 megapixel camera […]
Cnet reviews the Kyocera K312P: “The Kyocera K312P for MetroPCS looks a lot like the Cyclops. Both phones feature a vertical external display that sits just below the camera lens and a small flash. They also sport identical dimensions (3.54 inches by 1.81 inches by 0.92 inch), though at 3.54 ounces the Kyocera K312P is slightly […]
The Virgin Mobile Festival Special Edition Wild Card is now available. The Virgin Mobile Festival Special Edition Wild Card is a brand new limited edition handset, with a music-themed twist. Aside from the usual specs, this cell phone includes: 50 free eMusic song downloads, graffiti-style Festival graphics, exclusive wallpapers and a one-year subscription to SPIN […]
The Kyocera Adreno S2400 will be here soon. The Kyocera Adreno S2400 is a more youthful handset, with it’s curvy clamshell design. It’s expected to arrive in Q3, 2008 along with the Kyocera Neo 1100 & Mako S4000. All of them are tri-band and will support AWS band.
The Kyocera Adreno S2400 is a CDMA clamshell […]
The Kyocera Mako S4000 was just announced. The Kyocera Mako S4000 is a new handset being launched in Q3, 2008. It will run on CDMA and tri-band / AWS bands. The handset is a mid-range cell phone with a couple higher-end features.
The Kyocera Mako S4000 features: two color displays (1” external and 1.8” internal TFT with […]
The Kyocera Neo E1100 is coming soon. The Kyocera Neo E1100 was one of seven new handsets announced by the cell phone manufacturer yesterday. This particular model is a CDMA handset with tri-band and AWS support. The Kyocera Neo E1100 has the most interesting design as well.
The Kyocera Neo E1100 has a hidden OLED caller-ID display […]
The Kyocera Deco E1000 is mid-range cell phone for US Cellular. The Kyocera Deco E1000 is a pretty attractive thin handset and is available for $49.95 after rebates and 2 year agreement.
“The Kyocera Deco E1000 clamshell CDMA phone is thinner than the K323 and K312, while upgrading to a larger displays, more memory, and video capture. Other key features include […]
Net10 Wireless will soon be getting the Motorola W375, LG 200C and Kyocera K126C. The new phones will be on Net10’s lower end of handsets - except for the W375. Below is a list of the basic features for each new phone.
Motorola W375: Key features of this clamshell GSM phone include a unique set of external indicator lights, standard headset […]
The Kyocera K126c from Tracfone features monochrome display with color filter, text messaging, voicemail, caller ID, call waiting and multi-language support, wallpaper and games. The Kyocera K126c by Tracfone will also have a phonebook with up to 150 entries, 10 polyphonic ringtones, clock with alarm and calculator, hands-free speakerphone, vibrating alert, voice dialing, and is hearing aid […]
PhoneScoop reviews the Kyocera Velvet K132: “The Kyocera Velvet K132 has a nice size, but that is about as far as the good goes. Battery life is horrible for a modern cell phone. Audio quality isn’t bad, but far from great. I found that almost 1/3 of my calls dropped on the Kyocera Velvet K132, even though […]
Cnet reviews the Virgin Mobile Slider Sonic: “The Virgin Mobile Slider Sonic is made for the nightlife; its smooth lines, silver navigation buttons, brilliant, ample LCD, and slider form factor is bound to make an impression. Unfortunately, the phone’s actual sliding action is disappointingly rigid compared with that of other slider handsets we’ve tested. Rather than […]
“The Verizon KPC680 EV-DO Rev. A ExpressCard promises download speeds of up to 1400kbps or so and uploads up to 800kbps for a mere $49.99 on contract after discount, a far cry from the $129.99 being asked for the V740. The Verizon KPC680 ExpressCard also features a stylish two-color LED to indicate status, a flip-up antenna, and dual external […]
ZDNet reviews the Kyocera Wild Card: “The Kyocera Wild Card is the antithesis of the Switch Back. While the earlier handset is curvaceous with few angles, the Wild Card is all about straight lines and angles. In fact, it looks a lot like the Motorola A630. The result is a rather boxy look; it’s not very […]
