Nokia E71x
Nokia is set to release the E71x on the AT&T network. It is a gsm phone that unlocked, can work on both AT&T and T-Mobile in the United States. Making the most of your day at work and away, Nokia E71 is mobile efficiency, beautifully styled. email Improve your work flow with mobile access to [...]
Samsung SGH-T929 Memoir
Samsung has released a new GSM phone on the T-Mobile network with a full 8 megapixel camera. The Samsung SGH-T929 Memoir is one of the first mega pixel camera phones to hit the market. Samsung describes the phone as – Is the SAMSUNG Memoir™ a mobile phone with a camera? Or a camera with a [...]
Nokia 2605 Mirage
Nokia 2605 Mirage introduced for Verizon in the United States. This flip handsets features include – Featuring a practical flip design, the Nokia 2605 Mirage has form that complements its functions with subtle curves, clean lines and a sophisticated profile. Changeable Xpress–on snaps accent the device with splashes of color and with the Xpress–on snaps [...]
Kyocera Wild Card SE
The Kyocera Wild Card SE is a compact, full qwerty keyboard phone great for texting and verbal conversations. The Wild Card SE features include – · Additional ringers* · Backlit keypad · Games · Color display (160 X 128 pixels) · On-screen icons · Polyphonic (MIDI) ringers* · Polyphonic (mp3) ringtones* · Screensavers · Wallpaper [...]
Samsung SCH-R310 Byline
The push to talk walkie-talkie enabled Samsung SCH-R310 Byline phone is available on the Metro PCS network. A compact, flip design, the SCH-R310 is a good choice for the customer requiring a good quality push to talk option. Samsung describes the phone as follows – Push a button and you’re connected – that’s the power [...]
Motorola RAZR2 V9x
Motorola has added to the line of ultra slim Razr phones with the RAZR2 V9x for GSM and WCDMA networks. Motorola describes the phone as – Don’t deny it. Sometimes it’s what’s on the outside that matters. The RAZR2™ V9x is beautiful and the world-famous RAZR™ design still looks hot in your hand, but now [...]
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