Best AT-T Cell Phones - GSM 1900 Network Type, Integrated speakerphone Phone Features, WAP Data Formats

'generous 1,000-entry phone book'

'the phone didn't seem sluggish in applying our location data to pics.'

'The phone's various features are reasonably easy to locate in the menu system.'

'very good mobile phone'

'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.'

'superb, polished phone'

'really cool phone'

'most impressively specced phones'

'The phone has touch sensitive call send and end buttons that are easy-- there's no tactile feedback but the phone does beep when you touch them.'

'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.'

'The experience on the two applications is similar to that on other AT&T phones; both are minimalist in their designs, but the music player supports a wide variety of file formats and it offers useful features, such as album art, playlists, and shuffle and repeat modes.'

'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.'

'the browser of the phone is very good.'

'built-in answer / end call'