Best Cell Phones - Slide Style, Speech recognition Phone Features, 0.65 to 1.2 in. Depth

'substantial speaker'

'Pros Powerful built-in sliding speaker'

'Bluetooth wireless support'

'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.'

'easy navigation'

'few snappy features'

'Compact slider design MP3 player with card memory Stereo FM radio onboard.'

'large 2.4" 262k color QVGA display'

'Samsung G800 it goes with a five megapixel sensor and a xenon flash, which makes this handset's camera unmatched'

'The compact slide phone device is bundled with a 512 MB memory card making it ideal for watching favourite video clips on its bright QVGA, 262,144 colour display (320x240 pixels).'

'You can be sure to find what you need on this phone as it has many capabilities making your life easier, you can use the phone as a ‘walkie talkie' with the new push to talk (PTT) function.'

'cool white and black color schemes'

'"This is a good telephone,'

'Nokia's N80 is a truly amazing mobile phone'

'All and all it is an excellent phone with all latest features'

'it does give the impression that the phone is much more svelte.'

'it fits nicely into the hand both closed and opened,'

'Overall the Nokia 6280 represents a major leap forward in both handset design and features but keeps it all compact.'

'All the proprietary connectors that used to tie you into Nokia accessories are gone, thankfully.'