Best Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, GSM 900 Network Type, Hearing Aid Support Other Features, ~Keypad|QWERTY Keyboard Input Method

'exceptionally sleek and feature-rich smartphone package'

'impressive 1.2GHz processor'

'full QWERTY keyboard'

'The display is bright and vibrant, and boasts superb viewing angles and clarity.'

'Universal search.'

'attractive and well-designed phone'

'The Torch is the first phone to ship with version 6 of the BlackBerry OS, which has been completely redesigned to compete with today's best mobile OSes, like Apple's iOS and Google's Android. '

'Basically, it's a pretty good mobile browser with some extra features that we really like (such as an actual cursor, which allows you to navigate sites the way god intended). '

'helpful "Nice phone'

'Snappy, Stable OS.'

'the perfect phone'

'best smart phones'

'world-roaming capabilities'

'Global roaming.'

'The individual keys were easy to press and had just enough clickiness.'

'best full-QWERTY phone'

'good mobile multimedia companion'

'There is no 3.5mm jack but the phone does come in with an audio adapter which lets you plug in your favorite headphones or ear buds.'

'It's sharp and vibrant and features a built-in accelerometer and proximity sensor.'

'rugged phone'

'An example of how rugged this phone is displayed in the fact that it has been designed for use by United States military personnel, so it can withstand just about any weather conditions.'

'But to the rest of the world, the Backflip is a pretty cool phone, in fact a great one for the price. '

' Motorola BACKFLIP Review   In brief With some intelligent and novel ways to interact and view the features, the Motorola BACKFLIP is a user-friendly smartphone.     '

' Motorola Backflip Review The Motorola Quench is a solid smartphone and represents excellent value for those who want to do more on their phone without finding themselves out of pocket.… more '

'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'