Best Cell Phones - 0 to 4 oz. Weight, MP3 player Multimedia Features, 4-Way Navigation Pad Input Method, 262K Colors Screen Type

'substantial speaker'

'Pros Powerful built-in sliding speaker'

'Bluetooth wireless support'

'good phone'

'Assisted GPS is fast becoming standard on Sony Ericsson's mid-range and up phones, and it's an impressively easy-to-use system.'

'the Sony Ericsson C702 is a decent phone'

'The C702 is more rugged than a typical phone'

'This very attractive slider phone is perfect for anyone looking for a device without all of the bells and whistles that will drain your battery.'

'The LG VX8350 is available now from Verizon Wireless for US$129.99 with a new two year agreement.'

'last "tough" phone'

'Nokia 5500 Sport is ideal for users who frequently do outdoor activities in the evening and tend to come back home late as it disposes of a LED activated by a press-hold on the asterisk key located on the top of the mobile.'

'fine mobile'

't's not the ideal phone for over-the-air downloading, as the 5300 supports only slow GPRS data transfer, as opposed to high-speed 3G'

'the buttons (especially those dedicated to music) have a tight, rubbery feel.'

'The music player supports the MP3 and AAC formats, and the built-in camera takes VGA resolution photos.'

'new K770i Cybershot phone'

'It's one of the slimmest Cyber-shot phones available and exudes minimalist cool, though the Truffle Brown version we tried (it also comes in beige, violet, bronze and black) gave it a bit of a business feel (in a good, serious kind of way).'

'most popular mobile phone manufacturers'

'The Sony Ericsson K770i Cyber-Shot phone is thin, stylish 3G bar phone with 3.2 MP camera.'