Cell Phones

[rowdy117]

Anyone have Tmobile and know of any cool phones coming out soon. I'm ready for a new one and don't really like any of the current ones except the Pearl.

[majiesto]

I have T-Mobile and I use the Samsung t629. It's a pretty nice phone. It has a camera, mp3 players, and all the normal things a phone has. Its one of the slide phones. Here is a link to the phone:

http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/Detail.aspx?device=bd890d2c-0286-4ade-87ba-b298c1fa73ff

[rowdy117]

Thanks for the info.

[breezie]

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/cellphones/tmobile-nokia-5300-xpressmusic-leaked-docs-240814.php

that should be coming out soon~

[tynie]

there are a few good phones but i was advised not to get a phone with too many options ie mp3, fm, etc. if one disfunctions the others all go.. I have seen a new phone that metro calls the strobe that out of 8 people that has it all have complaints about the photo and email feature.

[rowdy117]

there are a few good phones but i was advised not to get a phone with too many options ie mp3, fm, etc. if one disfunctions the others all go.. I have seen a new phone that metro calls the strobe that out of 8 people that has it all have complaints about the photo and email feature.

That sucks. Yeah I still haven't found anything good enough to buy.

[tuwawah]

Well it depends what you're looking for... You can always get a phone for Cingular and 'unlock' it via an online service ($20-30) I have the Nokia N80, and it's a really nice phone, 3 mp camera, mp3 player, fm radio, email, web, etc... Personally I LOVE the ability to listen to music AND do other things at the same time..ie...surf the internet, play games...so I really need more of a 'smartphone' device.

The HTC Vox (not the name they'll use in the U.S.) looks like a nice one as well, windows mobile 6 standard, qwerty keyboard, email, mp3, 2mp camera...but these will cost a bit. I normally check out www.phonescoop.com (http://www.phonescoop.com) and www.engadgetmobile.com (http://www.engadgetmobile.com) for all phone related news, and upcoming devices.

[SenioRose]

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