Best AT-T Cell Phones - Polyphonic ringtones Multimedia Features, Integrated speakerphone Phone Features, MIDP2 Data Formats

'fairly weighty mobile'

'the phone sounded fairly clean, and callers had no trouble understanding us.'

'We've been able to install the necessary certificates and easily gain access to our office Exchange mail server and have new messages pushed to the phone.'

'As is typical of Nokia's Eseries cell phones, the E66's build quality is fantastic.'

'We were able to pair the N86 with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones .'

'great phone'

'neat, effective smart phone'

'fabulous Nokia N86 slider mobile phone'

'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 very compact, slipping easily into the pocket.'

'The dimensions and the weight are well balanced and the phone feels handy to use.'

'phone perfect'

'Data transfer speeds over AT&T's HSDPA network are good and the phone supports DUN so you can use the phone as a wireless high speed modem for a notebook.'

'latest phone'

'very polished, attractive looking phone'

'good phone features'

'the phone is solid and slick, although a little on the heavy side at 110 grams.'

'A speakerphone is useful for hands-free calling when you're driving or multitasking.'

'The SGH-i300 is also notable for its Microsoft Smartphone OS and the presence of Bluetooth support.'

'The edges are round enough and thus assure easy work.'

'Beautiful, best smartphone I ever saw'

'large 2.4" 262k color QVGA display'

'Samsung G800 it goes with a five megapixel sensor and a xenon flash, which makes this handset's camera unmatched'

'Sony Ericsson is obviously taking a lot of pride in designing their phones to look and feel really flashy.'

'This whole combination, together with the colors of the lights, looks very … strange.'

'excellent quality phone'

'It's fair to say Nokia has missed the boat in many respects with the emergence of clamshell phones over the last few years.'