The Cell Phone Reviews

The Nokia 6500 is one of the best sliders lauched by Nokia and even compared to the other slider brands. For one, it has good camera pictures like a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and Carl Zeiss optics. It is also a quadband phone which is more than enough for a basic phone.

This slider has stainless steel wraps all over even on the battery cover but a closer look would reveal some plastic parts. It also has soft touch keys making easy to send text message. The phone is lightweight despite the material it s made of.

The phone has maximum connectivity with a 2.5mm audio conenctor, micro-USB port, and a charging port. You can also expand your storage capacity.

The only problem you can find here aside from the autofocus not working with the video feature is the fact that the phoen does not auto lock when the slider is closed.

The Sony Ericsson C902 cellphone sports a cyber-shot but you will get bombed out by other information about this phone including the fact that it is HSDPA enabled, 3G capable and is a quad band.

The phone comes in a classic piano black with some sparks of silver and white in the right places. Quite simple but classy if you ask me. It’s a classic and minimalist color and look that this phone projects. Unlike the otehr Sony Ericsson phones with problematic buttons, this one has a large number pad and gives one an easy texting experience. All the other keys are in right places and they are easy to find and operate.

The phone makes it easy for you to switch from camera mode to viewing mode then to video mode. The camera features are great and gives you easy options for switching modes like BestPic, sports, portrait, panorama, etc.

Sony Ericsson loves to refer to their upcoming phone models by codename so as not to reveal its true identity yet but it’s outin the open that Alicia is the W707 Walkman Phone. This is clamshell phone that is HDSPA enabled you would be smiling surfing you way out of the shops.

The new phone has a 3.2 megapixel camera which is not really exciting considering that other cameras have 8MPs in them. But who can blame the manufacturers when this phone has been meant to be the W890’s low end version? At a lower price of course.

Let’s just hope this phone can very well play its part as a walkman phone.

Apple’s 3G iPhone has reached the one million mark three days after the much-awaited and much-talked about iPhone was launched. People are apparently so enamored with the original iPhone or perhaps they are looking forward to the upgrades. But whatever the reason, the fact that Apple’s 3G iPhone sold 1 million units in just three days after the launch is amazing enough.

This feat is doubly amazing considering that the original Apple iPhone took 74 days before hitting the one million unit mark. The original iPhone must have been pretty amazing to encourage people to go for a second taste.

For sure, those who bought the original iPhone must have bought (or are planning) to buy the new iPhone because aside from containing all the original features, this iPhone has a faster 3G networking, iPhone 2.0 software plus it allows the user to avail of more mobile services particularly location-based thanks to the built-in GPS.

So have you tasted THE APPLE yet?

The LG Chocolate 3 is finally available for Verizon Wireless subscribers. This cellphone is basically a music phone so expect a lot of great features for music listening pleasure. And to make your listening pleasure more simple, the phone has been designed with a front navigation wheel.

You can use this handy Chocolate to listen to music through your car via the built-in FM transmitter. Get a lot of additional features from Verizon Wireless including access to over 5 million songs courtesy of the Verizon’s VCAST Music Service.

The LG Chocolate phone has a 2 megapixel camera which is capable of recording videos. You can expand your storage space by up to 8GB since it also features a microSD card.

One great thing about this phone is that it allows you to charge the phone using your PC thanks to the mini USB port. That same feature also makes possible faster and more efficient transfer of images from your phone to your computer.

The Chinese market has been flooded with new models of the Motorola Ming A1600 and Motorola A1800 flip cell phones. Nothing spectaclar really with these phones as both are equipped with a 3.2 and a 3.0 megapixel resolution cameras respectively. The A1600’s camera scan talking dictionary feature is however interesting. This model can read English documents but if you prefer them in Chinese then your phone can translate the words and the talking fictionary can even pronounce them.

Both cell phones can be used as specialized and independent GPS devices as they can navigate and help you find your destination evne without the support of a mobile network. Lost and don’t know where you are? Send an MMS of any landmark building in the area with your A1600 and get the exact address.

Both the Motorola Ming A1600 and A1800 boasts of new Chinese eletronic maps (but does not include Macau, HongKong and Taiwan).

The cellphones are intentionally for the Chinese market with the 2.4 inch touchscreen allowing input of clear cursive Chinese handwriting. The A1600 also boasts of the smart learning feature where the cellphone does not only predict but remember your writing habits making your cellphone experience more efficient and fast.

The phones are ideal for business transaction with the A1600 having internet access and both having email capabilities, translation software by Kingsoft, document reader and business card reader.

The Nokia N78 is a cheap alternative to those who badly want but could not afford the Nokia N82 which is a very capable phone. While it does not have all of the N82’s features like the TV out port, the Nokia N78 can somehow make the grade with other advantages like the 320 battery standby time and the 190 minutes talk time (for 3G) and 260 minutes talk time (for 2G).

The N78 is easy to carry at 102 grams and a size of 113×49x15.1mm. It has a 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, videor ecording and is capable of WiFi, 3.6 Mbps HSDPA and assisted GPS navigation. It has a Navi wheel for music, an MP3 player and an FM radio.

One of the downers in this phone is its irritating keypad that are floppy and hard to push. It is so frustrating to dial a number much more when you use it for texting. If you are a serious texter then stay away from this phone otherwise you’ll get crazy.

But it is still cheaper than the to-die-for N82.