Best Sony Cell Phones - Polyphonic ringtones, EMS Messaging Formats

'best phone'

'Switching between the cell phone and the music player is seamless, as music automatically stops when you receive a call.'

'rich, vibrant display'

'This phone is great.'

'The phone is plastic all round, but that doesn’t stop it feeling robust in the hand.'

'most highly animated smart phone'

'intuitive phone'

'The bright 2.6-inch QVGA (320x240) display is large enough to make good use of the touchscreen functionality, and a stylus, tucked away on the top-left corner of the phone, is on hand to help with some of the smaller, larger-than-finger selections, of which there are plenty.'

'latest phone'

'very polished, attractive looking phone'

'good phone features'

'the phone is perfect for 3G data transfer.'

'compatible phone HSDPA'

'Sound quality through the in-box headset is acceptable, but you can do better if you make an effort to upgrade the headphones.'

'The G705 mobile phone has been predominantly designed to fit into the users lifestyle just perfectly.'

'You’re sure to love this phone if you like high tech gadget because this phone is full to the brim with exciting features as well as really looking like a highly sophisticated device.    '

'The phone has high speed internet capability which means connecting to the web is easy.'

'The elegant slider phone offers a great number of features including a 3.2-megapixel camera, music and video player, Wi-Fi connectivity and A-GPS navigation systems. '

'a new vision (slim design) and an enhanced camera interface'

'slender handset is only 10.5mm (.4") thick'

'C902 is quite compact, at only 10.5 mm thick, yet its full metal body adds to the total weight of 107 g.'

'it a fantastic phone'

'pleasantly surprised by the functionality that this tiny VGA camera offers'

'It is excellent!'

'nice web phone package'

'the phone has a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus.'

'The touch display allows for handwriting recognition, and users can easily create personal notes and save them as 'stickies' on the handset's home screen.'