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Sanyo SCP-3100

Sanyo SCP-3100

Of all the cellphones I have owned, I found this particular one to be the easiest to use. It has a standard button layout with individual keys which makes it great for txting while driving because you do not typically need to look at the keys to use the phone. I always seemed to press the cancel button while txting, which immediately cancels what you are doing, because it was crammed right beside the top number keys - getting familier with the phone helped and didn't cause too much frustration.

The phone has useful features although nothing too fancy. So check out the specifications to see what you get - because you get what it says you get.

The phone has a fairly good response time, with a margin for improvement. I haven't tried any of the later models of this series, but I would recommend giving them a look if you can affort to.

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Samsung SPH-a900

Samsung SPH-a900

The Samsung SPH-a900 series has always been a well publicised cellular phone since its inception into the market. It's features, at the time, where useful and plentyful. However, since then, it has become apparent - to me and others - that this phone is very mediocre.

The phones has a wonderfully flat body, although is difficult to txt with due the the linear keypad. The position of the buttons is very normal. It is not designed for txting while driving (regardless of laws pertaining to txting and driving), you certainly will have difficulty using the keys without looking at them.

I was very dissapointed by how quickly the battery life deteriorated. At first, with fairly regular use throughout the day, the phone would last about 48 hours without requiring recharging. After about two weeks, the phone would lose all of it's charge within 24 hours, regardless of how much use the phone recieved. I am on my third battery now for this reason - the batteries cost around $49.99 in NZD from a provider's shop.

The phone does not allow particularly easy transfer of all it's media files. Ones downloaded from the telecom are not accessable to be transfered via bluetooth to anywhere (for sharing etc), although I have not tried an actual data-transfer cable - as these are expensive. This phone takes movies and pictures with it's built-in swiveling camera, which evidently drain the battery faster then anything.

In battery saving mode, which I'd recommend using to slightly extend battery life, there is a significant amount of lag between when the button is pressed and when the phone actually responds. In general the phone is partial to slow, laggy operation, although has not completely frozen on me yet.

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Apple iPhone 3G

Apple iPhone 3G

I personally love this phone. First and foremost, it provides practically any feature/functions literally at your finger tips. Phone, MP3 player, email, maps and other useful applications are just some of the functions appearing on the "home" screen. The GPS is a nice new addiction to the maps feature from the original iphone as well as faster web browsing. The only complaint I have is the relative inconvenience of having such a big phone. I used to have a flip phone and from time to time i miss having a palm sized, pocket friendly cell phone. But, I guess it's a small price to pay for such functionality.

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Blackberry Pearl 8130

Blackberry Pearl 8130

Both my girlfirned and I have this phone. It is compact, light, and has everything you need. I got a 2 gigabyte hard drive and am able to do video, 3 megapixel pictures, voice recording and download music. The screen is able to be customized which I like and the track ball works sooo much better than the scroll wheel. The GPS function is also nice, but I don't have it activated. Browsing the internet is easy and the quality is also very good. Once a month the phone locks-up and I need to reset it. This doesn't happen to my girlfriends phone, just mine. That is the only issue I've had. I wish the camera took better quality pictures. It would also have been nice if it came with a memory card to start with, which it didn't. Also pocket calls are somewhat of a regular occurrence if you don't lock the phone. You cannot change the color of the track ball like the 8100, but I still love it. I highly recommend it!

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Blackberry Curve 8320

Blackberry Curve 8320

great phone overall...and the ball is a good time

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Blackberry Pearl 8100

Blackberry Pearl 8100

I've had this phone for almost two years and I've been a huge fan. It has a good camera with flash, records video well and you can download TONS of applications to the phone. You also can listen to music, surf th net and best of all play brick breaker! The only down side is after some time the trackball looses its traction. Yo have to clean it with a qtip to get it working again. Besides that I give the phone a big 5.

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Apple iPhone 16GB

Apple iPhone 16GB

It have cool look and has excellent features.
But have some drawbacks like no video recording and bluetooth functionality is limited for headset.

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Apple iPhone 16GB

Apple iPhone 16GB

A friend of mine has this iPhone, pretty nice, has all in one. If this one is good, the 3G should be even better. Wish I had one.

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Palm 755p

Palm 755p

I have had this phone for about 6 months, it takes a beating, but there are times I want to tos it. Its great for keeping orginized, great calander, and checking email is the best feature. Also google maps is a great app to run on here too. Versamail makes getting emails a snap. The phone is fast, the only thing slow is going to and from the internet. The web surfing is not to bad, I have a good time using this phone. Down side, it crashes, and freezes here and there.

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Samsung FlipShot

Samsung FlipShot

Solid phone and has held up to the beating I generally lay on anything electronic with surprising sturdiness. Even more surprising given the "flip" feature which appears flimsy to the eye.

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