Best Cell Phones - GPRS Network Type, External display Other Features, Men, 800 to 4000 Contacts Address Book Capacity

'Further, the entire phone feels solid and extremely well built. '

'stunning phone'

'incredibly stylish overall look'

'As part of the Black Label series, the new Chocolate is ostensibly a phone for the style lover, but that hasn’t stopped the Korean firm packing in a whole host of tech to make it attractive to all.  '

'The phone's voice performance is superb; it feels fast; and it runs thousands of Symbian programs.'

'best looking slab QWERTY phone'

'best phone navigation applications'

'great phone'

'phone flat and streamlined'

'The build quality of the phone is decent, yet not perfect.'

'decent multimedia moves'

'The latest TouchWiz phone for T-Mobile, the Samsung Highlight T749, takes all the things we love of the two previous and makes an emphasis on being more streamlined to the general audience. '

' Rocking: The Samsung Highlight is the phone with some amazing simplicity and also with some of the most unique features. '

'My Kingston 8GB card worked fine; the Highlight can accept 16GB cards as well.'

'The hinge feels sturdy when opening and closing the phone.'

'The phone comes with a good number of options to set up your message sending and receiving options, templates and more.'

'you are talking with someone using the T-Mobile Samsung Comeback SGH-t559 cell phone the voice quality is excellent.'

'The Samsung Comeback T559 phone utilizes an interesting form-factor to make it transform from one device to another.'

'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.'

'This phone is a slider phone with a keyboard is quite unique.'

'LG Neon GT365 LG Neon GT365 I’m able to become used to the LG Neon GT365 and for my particular wishes this is a good phone.'

'fully rich features'

'Nice Phone.'

'just use the phone as a portable photo album to make sure that your memories are always with you.'