Best Cell Phones - EDGE Network Type, Keypad Input Method, J2ME Data Formats

'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.'

'phone flat and streamlined'

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

'decent multimedia moves'

'The phone is quad-band and works on T-Mobile's EDGE network, so it could be useful for frequent travelers.'

'two large soft keys open the menu and the Web browser when in standby mode.'

'you want a phone that fits in a tiny purse, won't bulge out of a pocket, and looks smashing sitting on a tabletop, this is it.'

'simple camera'

'latest phone'

'very polished, attractive looking phone'

'good phone features'

'a nice phone'

'The reactions of the phone are instant, and it won't lag while moving through the menus, which is very strong side of these Samsung phones.'

'solid mid-range phone'

'built-in music player'

'sleek flip phone'

'premium slim flip phone'

'the SGH-T719 is a great device if you want constant access to your e-mail but you don't want a full PDA 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.'

'sporty new W710 Walkman phone'

'It's time to get active--and Sony Ericsson has a new mobile phone to help you get motivated.'

'Neither the phone in general, nor the subtle battery cover gave out a single creak during the tests.'

'The phone is perfect for it's price."'

'generous 1,000-contact phone book'