Best Cell Phones - 3 to 4 oz. Weight, 1900 Network Type, Symbian Operating System, International Use, 240 x 320 Display Size

'Great Business Phone.'

'Nokia tried to prize this Jurassic (OK, 2001) phone from their gnarled fingers with the simple and clean E50, but with limited success.'

'so handling the phone is trouble-free indeed.'

'simple and smart phone design'

'This relatively inexpensive mobile phone won't appeal to business users or those who are interested in the latest and greatest touchscreen smartphones, but its updated phonebook, free turn-by-turn navigation and access to Nokia's Ovi application store mean that the Nokia C5 offers decent value. '

'otherwise attractive mobile phone'

'Access to Ovi Store and Ovi Maps.'

'Some people still want a phone that does the basics, without having a hefty price tag, and this latest Nokia device looks to those people. '

'Naturally, the 6720 classic offers access to Telstra's BigPond range of content and services, including Mobile Foxtel, Yellow Pages and WhereIs maps. '

'Store all your music and pictures on your phone on the 45 megabytes of internal memory which is pretty poor but you do get a 1 gigabyte memory card with the phone and you can get up to 8 GB with another card.'

'It is a high-end candybar phone with 3G capabilities, and similar features to the Nokia 6710 Navigator. '

'likeable and compact cell phone'

'The phone is able to play video as well.'

'super popular phone'

'nice web phone package'

'the phone has a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus.'

'The touch display allows for handwriting recognition, and users can easily create personal notes and save them as 'stickies' on the handset's home screen.'

'Nokia 7900 Prism will impress you with its aluminum housing, one that is even slimmer and cleaner as a design.'

'small elegant phone'

'conservative, adornment-free design'

'small elegant phone'

'conservative, adornment-free design'

'Due to a bundled client, companies with Avaya Communication Manager can already connect the Nokia E50 directly to their company phone networks, enabling the smartphone to work like a traditional office phone.'