Best Cell Phones - USB Connectivity, 5-Way Navigation Pad Input Method, J2ME Data Formats

'having said as much, i do like this phone very much. i previously tried out the samsung a900 for 2 weeks and thought that the design of the samsung was missing two crucial elements: memory and battery life. sanyo got both right in m1, and more.'

'Sanyo uses that gigabyte as a springboard to give the phone as much multimedia juice as possible.'

'as today's phones are so slim and slender in comparison.'

'best phone'

'Switching between the cell phone and the music player is seamless, as music automatically stops when you receive a call.'

'rich, vibrant display'

'This phone is great.'

'extremely durable phone'

'the 6102i's audio capabilities are clear and free from distortion.'

'Nokia 6102i is similar to 6102 in design; Nokia 6103 introduces a modern look to the compact size and ease-of-use of 6101.'

'decent built-in camera'

'The W910i Walkman phone is slim and sleek, and slides smoothly like a knife through warm butter.'

'The Sony Ericsson W910i Mobile Phone uses the slide function to gain access to the keypad making it great at eliminating the factor of you dialling a number when the phone is in your pocket.'

'smart looking slide phone'

'The phone was able to take a 4GB Kingston microSD card to hold music and video, and it comes with Roxio software that automatically transcodes your videos into a format that works on the phone.'

'everything the mobile social set needs'

'available in two fresh colors, red or blue.'

'5 best cell phones'

'This phone is perfect for those that are looking for a phone with a good quality camera.'

'an LED assist light provide a great base for just that.'

'the features are very intuitive and easy..."'

'top-of-the-line Power Vision phone'

'the phone feels more substantial.'

'The phone comes with 5 MB of available memory space with is greatly compatible with the USB quality that the phone offers.'

'The phone's contact list is a bit more appealing than other handsets we've seen from Nextel, such as the Motorola i615 , and it supports while-you-type searching.'