Best Cell Phones - CDMA 1900 Network Type, Integrated speakerphone Phone Features, USB Connectivity, false Locked

'Picture quality was disappointing.'

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'It was confusing and probably unnecessary.'

'the phone is well-organized, its blocky shape simply doesn't feel good in the hand.'

'poor battery life'

'super-slim flip phone category'

'Both carriers' phones are short on multimedia features.'

'the BlackBerry interface will seem archaic.'

'At 5.2 by 2.3 by 1.0 inches and 6.5 ounces, the boxy smart phone isn't compact by any means.'

'mobile business workers access critical information'

'Unfortunately, Verizon's decision to cripple the gadget's Wi-Fi abilities should send power users running to Sprint , which has a better version.'

'Unfortunately, it suffers from the restrictions Verizon put on its wireless use'

'the navigation toggle is tricky to use.'

'The speakerphone is improbably loud, as are MP3/AAC/WMA ringtones'

'No Memory Card Slot.'

'Memory not expandable'

'somewhat poor 240x240-pixel resolution'

'You can't select multiple messages (for deletion or transfer to other folders), and you can't choose whether to delete downloaded mail from the server.'

'small overall screen size'

'Since the BlackBerry e-mail system is optimized for slower networks, the fast EV-DO network doesn't shine quite as brightly when you're using the BlackBerry as a handheld.'

'Unfortunately, Bluetooth dial-up networking isn't supported.'

'Unfortunately, this standard cell phone also has some major flaws, especially when it comes to making calls.'