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Any recommendations for a good cell phone?

I'm in the market for a new cell phone and I want to get some feedback before making the purchase. I want one with a video cam with sound, picture phone, and mp3. Any advice would be welcome. thanks...Telephoneless in Toronto

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Re: Any recommendations for a good cell phone?

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Originally posted by misterpink I'm in the market for a new cell phone and I want to get some feedback before making the purchase. I want one with a video cam with sound, picture phone, and mp3. Any advice would be welcome. thanks...Telephoneless in Toronto

Just look on telephone provider websites and check out their phones and see what meets your specifications or go to the store itself and ask about it. Asking about it here will only confuse you and only you know what you want.

I have the Samsung m500, it's all of those things. It has an expandable memory slot, which I like. Clamshell design, really small and light. I have this baby in black:




There's some newer models that are prolly better than mine in the same style out there now. Samsung fo life!

I have the Verizon Env. BADASS! I had a blackberry for oneday before i returned it. I hated it. I love the Env. Best part is that you can hack the damn thing to get things semi-free. Normally the Navigator is $10 a month, i got it for $10 for life!

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KEY FEATURES �QWERTY Keyboard for Easy Messaging �Bluetooth� Capable �2.0 Megapixel Camera & Camcorder �V CAST Music and Video �microSDTM Memory Port MUSIC �Music Player for MP3 and WMA Songs �V CAST Music � download and play full-length songs (WMA files)�, sync music from PC to phone* �Music Library - songs are auto organized by artist, genre, and album �Create & Manage Playlists �Music Only Mode (RF off except Bluetooth) �microSD Memory Port to Store Pictures, Videos, Music, and Sounds** �Dual Speakers for Stereo Sound *Requires USB cable (sold separately) and Windows Media Player 10. **Not all downloaded content may be moved to the microSD card. Memory card sold separately. BLUETOOTH �Bluetooth Version: 1.2 �Profiles Supported: headset, hands-free,* dial-up networking, advanced audio distribution, object push for vCard,** serial port, file transfer, audio/ video remote control, basic printing, human interface device �Save up to 20 Bluetooth Pairings �Bluetooth Stereo Headset Support for Listening to Music �Send vCard to another Bluetooth Device *For Bluetooth vehicle/accessory compatibility, go to www.verizonwireless.com/bluetoothchart. **Phone does not support all Bluetooth OBEX profiles. CAMERA/VIDEO �2.0 Megapixel Autofocus Camera with Flash �Protective Camera Lens Cover �Camera Resolution: 1600x1200, 1280x960, 640x480 (default), 320x240 Pixels �Turn on Front Display for Self-Portraits �V CAST Video � stream and download video clips (15 fps)� �Video Recording Capability: 15 Seconds (for message) or 1 Hour (for storage)* �Video Player for MP4, 3GP, 3G2, WMV Formats �Set Videos (under 5MB) as Wallpaper �Video Resolution: 320x240, 176x144 (default) Pixels �Video Format: 3G2 �Digital Zoom: Up to 2.5x** �Self-Timer: 3, 5 or 10 Seconds �Customizable Brightness,*** White Balance,*** Shutter Sound, Color Effects,*** Night Mode *Depends on available memory. **Varies by image size. Camera setting of 1600x1200 pixels does not support zoom function. ***Available in both video and camera modes. VOICE/AUDIO �One-Touch Speakerphone �Text to Speech �Speaker-Independent Voice Recognition: Call, Send Message To, Go To, Check, Lookup, My Account �Voice Memo Recording � 1 minute in standby or 5 minutes during a call �Music Ringer Support (clips from hit songs)� �13 Unique Ringtones + Vibrate & Silent Modes �TTY/TDD Support �Hearing Aid Compatible (M3-Rating) MOBILE MEDIA �Wireless Sync E-mail (BREW� E-mail Client)� �Text Messaging (up to 1,120 characters)� �Picture/Video Messaging� �Get It Now� Capable� �Mobile Web 2.0� �Web-Based E-mail & Instant Messaging� �My Account � access balance, minutes, usage, and payment info� TOOLS & DATA �VZ NavigatorSM � voice-prompted turn-by-turn directions� �Tools: Calculator, Calendar, Alarm Clock, World Clock, Notepad, Ez Tip Calc �Speed Dial (95 entries + 4 pre-programmed for voicemail, #BAL, #MIN, #PMT) �Address Book with 1,000 Contacts � each stores 5 numbers, 2 e-mail addresses, and a picture ID* *Dependent on photos stored in your album (My Pictures). GENERAL �Stylish Design with Internal Antenna �QWERTY Keyboard for Easy Messaging �Keyguard � prevents unwanted key actions �Simultaneous GPS for Enhanced Location Accuracy �Standalone Mode (RF Off)

i'm rockin this bad boy:



had it for probably 2.5 years now, little more if anything
dropped it off buildings, left it in my friends driveway for a week once (snowed once and rained 3 separate times, and got run over once while in a puddle there) and it still works fuckin fine

doesn't do any of that mp3 shit and the camera's useless, but who the fuck cares
it calls people, and it can send txt messages

i've always felt like i should get a new phone, and cause i'm doing it through verizon and i've had it >2 years i got 100 bucks towards a new one, but the way things are working i might wait till its been 4 years and get a $200 phone free

Sony Ericsson W610, W810, or K810

Then of course there's the Nokia N95, but I highly doubt you can afford that.

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Originally posted by jdat clam slide carrier budget

+1

cant make any recommendations based on your post. its too vague. carrier is the most important and then budget. the rest can be easily sorted.

i have an HTC Wizard. i love it.

Rocking the ROKR E6.

Long Review.

stay away from motorola.

TREO!

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Originally posted by Yan Rocking the ROKR E6. Long Review.

hows the new motoOS?

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Originally posted by DJ Tunaboy stay away from motorola.

why? they are no longer using the p2k os (the os on the razr etc). all the new phones are transitioning to the new OS.

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Originally posted by Boomer187 TREO!

treos suck! horrid form factor, uncomfortable keyboard, and unstable.

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel treos suck! horrid form factor, uncomfortable keyboard, and unstable.

you can say the same thing about hot chicks, but you still want one mine is sexy as hell, and is perfect for my uses. but i dunno how many of my uses are similar to anyone elses.

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel hows the new motoOS?

The Linux-run OS is great. Would be even more great if the phone had more RAM. No gripes with this phone.

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Originally posted by DJ Tunaboy stay away from motorola.

Ignorance will not be good for you, in this case.

Can anyone recommend a phone that has a nice calendar and tasklist?

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Originally posted by Yan Rocking the ROKR E6. Long Review.

I want one of those.

Ooh and you can buy them unlocked and use them w/Cingular, win!

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Originally posted by Yan Ignorance will not be good for you, in this case.

LOL

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Originally posted by Scottaculous Can anyone recommend a phone that has a nice calendar and tasklist?

Hard to call. I'd say the most handy organizer-tasked phones have QWERTY keyboards. Then again, if it syncs with MS Outlook, the keyboard wouldn't really be needed.

Any of the HTC devices would do you good. Look into them.

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Originally posted by UWM I want one of those. Ooh and you can buy them unlocked and use them w/Cingular, win!

Yeah. Mine's unlocked and running on T-Mobile. No gripes, seriously.

I currently have a pink version of Nokia 6111 and I've liked using it.

http://www.mobileburn.com/review.js...1&source=SEARCH

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