Best Cell Phones - External display Other Features, 225 to 385 Hours Standby Time, SMTP Messaging Formats, 5-Way Navigation Pad Input Method

'the phone felt great.'

'This is significantly more noticeable when opening the phone, and detracts from the phone's premium quality feel.'

'it has a front number pad and d-pad and can be used as a traditional phone, complete with T9-style text entry.'

'incredibly robust phone'

'By adding support for CDMA/EV-DO Motorola should greatly increase the market for the MC70.'

'Awesome phone in all areas'

'Despite the phone being quite stylish, we felt that Motorola spent too much time on the “look” of the phone and not enough time on the “features”.'

'powerful phone'

'one of best mobiles that Motorola has ever produced and one of the best with AT&T'

'excellent quality phone'

'It's fair to say Nokia has missed the boat in many respects with the emergence of clamshell phones over the last few years.'

'Its a great phone with many features.'

'Navigating playlists and tracks on your phone is clear and easy, and the phone displays album artwork and plays tracks purchased from the iTunes store just like an iPod.'

'The phone works excellent when connected to your computer, you can add playlists or songs as if the phone is an ipod.  '

'The Motorola Razr V3i Dolce & Gabbana is an eye-catching slim cell phone'

'The N93 also is UPnP and PictBridge compatible.'

'Call quality is satisfactory as some distortion and echo plague the calls but the volume is high enough to overcome minor complaints.'

'elegant phone'

'small and light phone'

'There are various play modes available, and the availability of an equalizer allows users to tweak music to their fancy.'

'Missed call notifications and new message alerts scroll across the screen in purple, along with the name of the person contacting you (or number if they don't occupy a space in your phonebook).'

'It is expectedly low on specifications and is aimed at both corporate and casual users.'

'All the proprietary connectors that used to tie you into Nokia accessories are gone, thankfully.'