Best Cell Phones - GPRS Network Type, Speech recognition Phone Features, Keypad Input Method

'great phone'

'very slim bar format phone'

'Call clarity was good in our tests volume is quite loud -- and battery life was fairly solid.'

'quite a good-looking phone'

'the phone was powerful enough to handle the robust mapping app.'

'The phones support hot-swapping of cards and the slots are easily accessible under a plastic door on the phones' left sides.'

'Bright display Impressive back cover Camera with Carl Zeiss lens 3.5mm audio jack on top All in all the handset feels quite solid in your hands but is also relatively light which we believe is important for most.'

'decent phone'

'The Nokia 6760 is an excellent version of a slide phone.'

'The P3470 has very clean lines'

'ample 2.8" 65k-color touchscreen display'

'It's slender and slab-like, comfortable in the hand, with the usual full QWERTY keyboard and a bright 160-by-240 color screen that looks especially good in sunlight.'

'If you have small fingers and short fingernails then this phone might only be easy to use, but ideal for you.'

'Nokia 8910iThe Titanium encased Nokia 8910 , seemingly perfect, was the most advancedphone among its class of luxury mobiles with key features like GPRS, HSCSD andBluetooth capabilities.'

'The phone has a calendar which is very intuitive and Nokia equipped it with a phone book having a contact list capacity of 500.'

'Its black, silver and gold colour combination is stylish enough, as is the oval frame.'

'The large, full-color screen is lovely, and the controls and keypad buttons were pretty easy to use.'

'Samsung SGH-G810 is the wonderful successor to the 5-megapixel cameraphone G800.'

'The LG C2200 is capable of surfing the Internet with the built in browser of the phone.'

'feature rich'

'The SGH-i300 is also notable for its Microsoft Smartphone OS and the presence of Bluetooth support.'

'The edges are round enough and thus assure easy work.'

'Beautiful, best smartphone I ever saw'