Virgin Mobile Slice - Special Edition, RED

August 26th, 2008 harvest

This is special edition of popular UTStarcom Slice phone by Virgin mobile. What makes this phone a special edition? Its RED. Its same exact phone as previous verision, except for the color.

Features:
Full-color screen
Mobile Web Browsing
Text Messaging
Two way speakerphone
TTY/TDD enabled for the hearing impaired
Battery Life
3.83 hours talk time
11.25 days standby time
Dimensions
4.3″ high, 1.8″ wide, .4″ thick
Weigh-in: 2.3 ounces

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Motorola ROKR E1 for Cellular One

August 2nd, 2008 harvest

The Motorola ROKR E1 is the first non-Apple mobile phone that utilizes the iTunes music applications. As far as music is concerned, the Apple iPod has been very remarkably consistent on being the best portable music player. The fusion between Motorola and Apple to produce a very notable music phone is most likely a take on Sony Ericsson and Walkmans domination on that category.

But whether Motorola and Apple succeed or not, the Motorola ROKR E1 surely rocks! With built-in memory that can hold up to 100 songs, a very crisp voice quality on the headset and stereo speakers, and other features that, well, rock. Clad this mobile phone with Motorola cell phone accessories like cell phone cases, cell phone covers, etc. and you are good to go.
Cell phone batteries go a long way wit this mobile phone. Average talk time can go as far as 4 hours and 20 minutes. Stand by time can last for 230 hours.

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Samsung Z400

July 24th, 2008 harvest

The Samsung Z400 is the first Samsung’s first phone for Sprint with Nextel Direct Connect push-to-talk service. There’s not much to this phone even though it’s marketed by Nextel.  Some specs on this cell phone is the 5.8 hours of talk time and has a built in memory of 21 MB. Some features on this cell phone are the support to Bluetooth, USB port, and much more. This cell phone is not all that great. It’s a simple cell phone with  no advance features. The display on this cell phone is LCD type and has a resolution of 176×220 pixels. Some Samsung z400 accessories to help this cell phone is probably a headset.

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CellularOne Customers to get Napster

July 21st, 2008 harvest

It was recently announced, about a month ago, that all Cellular one subscribers will be able to access the worlds largest music catalog provided by Napster due to the partnership of Ericsson and Napster. This service will run all Cellular One subscribers about $1.99 per song downloaded, but the service is currently limited to about two headsets offered by Cellular One.

Being that Cellular one offers services in about 17 states, this should prove as a beneficial move for the company in either gaining more consumers or keeping the ones they already have. Check AccessoryGeeks.com for all of your Cellular one cell phone accessories.

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TRACFONE Motorola W370

July 10th, 2008 harvest

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The Motorola W370 is a sleek and sophisticated looking phone currently being offered by Tracfone. The W370, the product of Razr designers, is based off of the popular ultra-thin flip phone concept and introduces a list full of features that many of the other Tracfone phones lack. The W370 offers current users the ability to download MP3 ring tones and various other graphics to their phone via Tracfones own network. The W370 is a great phone that incorporates a lot of what current users desire into a nice, attractive, and affordable package that is a great for all current Tracfone users. The Motorola W370 is available through Tracfones prepaid service for about $49.99 as of June 1, 2007.

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$14.99 per month - I can dig that..

June 30th, 2008 harvest

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According to JD Powers & Associates, Virgin mobile won Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Wireless Prepaid service”. With plans such as $14.99, per month with 100 minutes and no long term contract, I would even consider getting the phone if I only needed phone for emergencies. Pay $14.99 beats the heck out of sharing a public phone, given if you can locate one these days, with drug dealers and homeless. Check out Kyocera Accessories for Virgin mobile phones at Accessorygeeks.com.

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HTC 4300

June 23rd, 2008 harvest

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CelluarOne’s HTC 4300 is a great addition to their current lineup. The HTC smartphone that utilizes a full Qwerty keyboard and is also based off of the popular Windows Mobile 5 OS. The HTC 4300 is very similar to the MDA, in fact I think theyre based off of the same platform, but none the less the HTC 4300 is quite the looker. For a phone that houses such features such as web browsing, picture messaging, memory card expansion slot, wifi, bluetooth, and a video recorder you would expect to be lugging around a computer. Thats not the case with the HTC 4300 since it is complied nicely into a sleek and subtle phone. The HTC 4300 is currently available for about $479 from Cellular one of San Luis Obispo and for what you get with the phone, I would recommend this unit to any smart phone fanatic that uses CellularOne.

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Samsung W510 is a Green Phone

June 16th, 2008 harvest

Samsung will be rolling out what it calls a “green phone”, the W510. The reason why it is green is because it is made out of bio-plastic, a natural material extracted from corn that won’t pollute the enviroment as much as a manufacturing standard cell phone would. It will hit the Korean market later this month, so if you want one you can always head there and pick up a handset unlike any other. After all, it is hard to argue against an applied water-soluble coating, right? Makes me wonder just how much of an environmental impact the 3G iPhone will make assuming it hits the 10 million sales target. Another green phone from Samsung would be the F268 that has an alarm function that alerts the user each time it is fully charged so that you won’t waste any power leaving it plugged in.

All credits and information was found by ubergizmo.

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2nd Generation Zune

March 17th, 2008 harvest

 

2nd Generation Zune

If you are tired of the Apple iPod and its hordes of iPod accessories and iPod cases as the mobile music’s brand by choice, then you better dare to be different. But being different offers a lot of perks as well as irks. So if you are really adamant on standing out than blending in, the  will be great for starters.

The Zune offers 80GB of memory and a whole stack of music features that can whip the iPod anytime. But considering the emergence of music phones with high quality music enhancers and mobile phone accessories, I think Zune should develop their own music phone, which kind of reminds me that Sprint should also better their line-up of Sprint accessories.

Switching to Zune is a good move, believe me.

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Xun Chi 138: Smallest Mobile Phone

March 11th, 2008 harvest

Xun Chi 138: Smallest Mobile PhoneBack in the early 2000’s, there was this contest between cell phone manufacturers to produce the world’s smallest cell phone. And by far, the smallest cell phone I have ever used was the Nokia 8810. Honestly, I was irked by it because of its small keypad and small screen. But, it was hot during its hey days so I got used to it. Even bought tons of Nokia accessories, especially cell phone cases with specialized designs.

And then, camera phones came. These mobile phones require bigger screen for the user to clearly see the pictures. So the age of the smallest phone and small cell phone accessories ended with the Nokia 8810 as the victor, or so I thought.

The Xun Chi 138 mobile phone from China has grabbed the title from Nokia 8810. But far from being the smallest mobile phone in the planet (a bit bigger than the average AA battery and weighing 55 grams), the Xun Chi 138 mobile phone has a lot of kicks inside its small package. It has a 1.3 mega pixel camera, touchscreen, an MP3 player, and a web browser.

But the price will really turn your head in disgust; a whooping $235.00. They have got to be joking.

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