Best Cell Phones - 3 to 4 oz. Weight, EDGE Network Type, WiFi Connectivity, ~Keypad|QWERTY Keyboard Input Method

'full quad-band world phone'

'We tested the phone with a nice pair of Bang & Olufsen A8 headphones and it sounded great.'

'best Walkman phone'

'It looks good and thankfully is not sluggish like previous Walkman phones.'

'full quad-band world phone'

'We tested the phone with a nice pair of Bang & Olufsen A8 headphones and it sounded great.'

'best Walkman phone'

'It looks good and thankfully is not sluggish like previous Walkman phones.'

'phone cheap helpful and easy'

'it a great phone'

'The BlackBerry 8520 is as suitable for messaging moguls as it is for business people who want to combine their work phone with a personal device.'

'solid phone'

'Improved web browser'

'The design is quite attractive, too, especially the wave shape used on the keypad, and ergonomically the handset feels very comfortable to hold.'

'best and most efficient messaging device'

'quite a good-looking phone'

'the phone was powerful enough to handle the robust mapping app.'

'The phones support hot-swapping of cards and the slots are easily accessible under a plastic door on the phones' left sides.'

'Bright display Impressive back cover Camera with Carl Zeiss lens 3.5mm audio jack on top All in all the handset feels quite solid in your hands but is also relatively light which we believe is important for most.'

'everything-but-the-kitchen-sink smart phones'

'The phone and headset managed a range of 20 feet which is average among phones.'

'While the BlackBerry "Pearl" 8100 -- available from T-Mobile for $349.99 or Cingular for $399.99 ($199.99, with the usual contract stipulations from both) -- makes a noble effort to implement the BlackBerry service including a QWERTY keypad, camera, and music and video playback into a device about the size of a business card holder, finding, programming, and operating both simple and advanced functions can be headache- inducing.'