Best Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, Proprietary Operating System, Seniors, Microphone Input Method

'generous 1,000-entry phone book'

'the phone didn't seem sluggish in applying our location data to pics.'

'The phone's various features are reasonably easy to locate in the menu system.'

'very good mobile phone'

'The phone is available in a range of colours and the silver one we were looking at suits very well looking sleek and smart.'

'The curved back gives the illusion that the phone fits perfectly on the palm of your hand, which is a nice touch. '

'        An admirable cell phone we had a look at is the Sony Ericsson Zylo, a phone that was designed to compete a very competitive market.'

'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 and it offers useful features, such as album art, playlists, and shuffle and repeat modes.'

'Connectivity: One of the greatest drawbacks of Shine is that it is a tri-band GSM phone only (900/1800/1900 MHz) which means that it is not fully functional in America.'

'Although that the KU970 doesn't have a dedicated Macro mode in the camera menu, the device managed to impress us with great results from distances such as 3-5 cm.'

'the handset doesn't feel heavy at all'

'high-end, slim slider phone'

'This high end phone is packed full of features and is sure to please both the regular customer and the business suits.'

'The Nokia 6265i is an attractive, though business looking handset.'

'consumer-friendly and compact'

'consumer-friendly and compact'

'the 6170 is a pretty typical clamshell camera phone'

'Nokia's stainless-steel-clad clam-shell looks austere and efficient, with a strange sort of retro-futurist cool.'

'the latest trimode GSM/GPRS color model, a combination cell phone, e-mail retrieval and wireless Web browsing device'