Best Verizon Basic Cell Phones - WAP 2.0 Data Formats

'having said as much, i do like this phone very much. i previously tried out the samsung a900 for 2 weeks and thought that the design of the samsung was missing two crucial elements: memory and battery life. sanyo got both right in m1, and more.'

'Sanyo uses that gigabyte as a springboard to give the phone as much multimedia juice as possible.'

'as today's phones are so slim and slender in comparison.'

'top-notch, high-end mobile phone'

'The slide mechanism on this phone was solid, maybe a bit too solid.'

'the phone feels good in the hand, and the soft-touch back that doubles as the battery cover helps keep it safely in hand.'

'The phone is rather large and pretty hefty, which is either kind of nice or really annoying depending on your perspective.'

'You don't need to have the phone open to take photos, which is rather convenient.'

'It is possible to view contacts saved in the phone memory or those stored on SIM, or both lists together.'

'the phone's extras in the aspect of video editing are rather modest, being nothing beyound the basical required level. completely.'

'We found the shape highly easy to pocket, and the weight of 111 grams perfectly acceptable for a phone its size.  Although the face of the phone has been drenched head-to-toe in gloss black, Nokia's choice of materials on the rest of the phone gravitated more toward the more pragmatic.'

'The phone has Nokia's classically sharp internal display, but the external screen is no slouch, either.'

'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 (MP3, AAC, eAAC+ and WMA) and it offers useful features, such as album art, playlists, and shuffle, and repeat modes.'

'It's possible to store multiple phone numbers, email addresses, birthdays and anniversaries, notes, addresses, and plenty more.'

'light phone'

'slim and sleek candy bar style phone'

'The phone has a 2.4-inch TFT display capable of showing 65K colors at 320 x 240 resolution, just like the new iPod classic.'

'This is both good and bad.'

'small elegant phone'

'conservative, adornment-free design'