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I need a cell phone...any advice
I had Sprint and was not happy with the service they provided.
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nokia 6600 The best smartphone!
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verizon works for me.
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I have a treo 650 and even that has more features. I also have a nokia 8910i and it's a great (yet a bit dated) phone. Depends if you want a toy (smartphone) or a good phone-phone |
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They all suck, some are just better than others.
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Nokia 8800. Google it. :)
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Go with the i860 from Nextel. Its durable and has everything you need, including a lil button on the side that makes it flip open. Overall its a great phone.
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get a verizon blackberry 7250. most useful thing i have ever bought.
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how about the Amazing smartphone? |
Sony 910 ;)
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works with windows environment |
Dude, let me try and help. Are you looking for the best carrier? or the best Phone? If its carrier your after you would have to indicate where your located to get the best possible coverage.
If its a phone like lets say a Moto Razor that is only available in GSM Tech )(which is only available with Cingular and T-Mobile). Basicly If you like a particular phone you have to use its particular carrier and or technology. Carriers: Sprint-Nextel will be a powerhouse very shorly their rates are extremly low compared to verizon and their coverage is almost as good. T-Mobile you may get a good price but thier coverage is horrible! Verizon good coverage HORRIBLE PLANS! Cingular ok coverage ok plans. If you hate absolutly hate Sprint then I would look into Nextel and vise versa. |
Ive been thinking about changing phones too.
Anyone ever used the SideKick2 or HipTop2?? |
Flip phones are a pain in the anus so try and steer clear of them. However, different phones have different positives so it depends on what you want it to do (and if some smart arse says "make calls" I will not be amused).
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I would change phones, but we have no GSM carriers around here right now. Fuckng Alltel and their stupid bullshit
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Sony Ericsson K750i, bought this one 2 months ago, highly recommended!
Been a nokia user for 6 yrs. :smokin Reviews: http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp...ource=MOSTREAD http://www.infosyncworld.com/reviews/n/5996.html http://reviews.cnet.com/Sony_Ericsso...-31313351.html http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...rboygfy/03.jpg |
I've had all carriers over the years and Verizon seemed to have the best coverage and connectivity.
However, i recently switched to T-Mobile. You can get a Sidekick II cheap now. |
Ramos - you travel much? Get one that works internationally without the bullshit.
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Montreal sucks for carriers.. :disgust |
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it's funny to see what kind of phones ppl in america think are cool =)
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anything that is triband or quadband |
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So if I'm with Cingular, and I want to use the phone in Florida, Panama and Europe, I should get Motorola Razor quad? :Oh crap The Motorola Brick is still the best phone I ever had... :winkwink: |
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/08..._a701_exposed/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/08/25/a701_1.jpg According to basic specifications we've seen, the device is based on a 520MHz Intel XScale PXA270 processor backed by 192MB of memory, of which we reckon at least 64MB will be ROM. The phone runs Windows Mobile 5, aka 'Magneto'. The stylish candybar handset is equipped with a 2.7in, 240 x 320 display. It's also fitted with a 1.3 megapixel camera. There's no keyboard - the device presents a virtual, on-screen pad. Its radio supports tri-band GSM with GPRS. Bluetooth 1.2 connectivity is on board too. There's a SD/MMC slot on the side for memory expansion. The GPS receiver is integrated within the body of the device, so there's no flip up antenna or receiver stub. There's a slight bulge on one corner, but nothing to snag on the lining of your pocket, we'd say. The A701 uses the SirfStar III chipset, we understand. Mio is pitching the A701 as a phone with PDA functionality, rather than the other way round. While it's not the first smart phone with integrated GPS, it's the first we've seen that uses a conventional handset form-factor. It's certainly better looking than the iPaq hw6500 series, and even the inadvertently leaked upcoming hw6700 series. Two weeks ago, the Bluetooth Qualification Programme website posted details of Mitac's A201 device. Mitac manufactures Mio's product, and from what little spec information included in the A201 certification data, it could well be the foundation for the Mio A701. The A201 is also believed to form the basis for an upcoming Medion-branded device, the MDPNA 1500. There's no word yet on availability or pricing. ® http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/08..._a701_exposed/ |
Nokia 6620 with Motorola H850 Bluetooth headset is really sweet. The camera quality is pretty good. Cingular service rocks where ever I've taken the phone. Damn thing has so many options and software packages that I need to take a weekend to study all the programming. I'm satisfied that I get my money's worth.
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how many strokes....i mean minutes do you have in your plan.......shit.....my plan doent have that.......i gotta upgrade..... :winkwink: |
get a Satellite Phone..... :2 cents:
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Check out this site maybe this one could help you...
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Try Nokia cellphones, they are the widely used cellphones. :thumbsup
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If I have to spend one more day with Sprint I am going to kill myself. Worse service ever.... In 2002 I had Sprint and was so frustrated with their service and CS that I threw my phone against a wall and then used a friends phone to call and cancel.
For some reason unknown to me I signed up with them again in 2004. Most likely because all my family uses them. Now I am just waiting for my damn contract to expire so I can go back to Cingular and get the Moto Razr. I haven't seen a phone yet that I want as much as that one. |
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