Best Cell Phones - 158 to 32768 MB Installed Memory, Stero FM Radio Multimedia Features, Polyphonic ringtones, 2 to 4 x Digital Zoom Digital Camera Zoom, Touch Screen Input Method, TFT Screen Type

' The Samsung Monte S5620 might not be as exciting a phone as the latest Apple iPhone or the latest Google Android super-phones but it’s an exciting phone nonetheless. '

'The Samsung Monte S5620 might not be as exciting a phone as the latest iPhone or the latest Android super-phones but it’s an exciting phone nonetheless. '

'almost everything you can find on this phone is perfect.'

'It comes with an overall design that inherited elements typical of the Shark series and all told, we believe the device will appeal to a wide audience.'

'The slight curve makes it comfortable to hold the phone when typing messages, and it also props the screen at a nice angle for better viewing.'

'great phone'

'Slick Windows Mobile overlay.'

'Bypass Internet Explorer for the embedded Opera Mobile 9.5 and web browsing is fantastic over HSDPA and especially Wi-Fi.'

'Quad-band support.'

'built-in WebKit 2.3-based browser'

'full qwerty keyboard'

'The Samsung Galaxy 5 i5500 has a nice stylish, compact design.'

'Good phone'

'brilliant touch screen'

'Shipping will be provided free of cost through FedEx'

'The phone is plastic all round, but that doesn’t stop it feeling robust in the hand.'

'most highly animated smart phone'

'intuitive phone'

'The bright 2.6-inch QVGA (320x240) display is large enough to make good use of the touchscreen functionality, and a stylus, tucked away on the top-left corner of the phone, is on hand to help with some of the smaller, larger-than-finger selections, of which there are plenty.'

'This phone is a slider phone with a keyboard is quite unique.'

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'fully rich features'

'full-fledge smart phone'

'new phone'

'The 2.4" QVGA touchscreen display features a new panel based home screen, where users can write out personal notes and save them as 'stickies' for later review.'