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Dec 2009 4
Cheap Cell Phones
Are you on holiday tours? Need to carry the cell phone, mp3 player and digital camera? Then you need to carry latest cell phones that have all the best features like mp3 and high mega pixels camera. Use your cell phone for surfing Internet with advance 3G technology.
Buying or upgrading your cell phone should be simple. Halfvalue allows you to research and compare cell phones from every wireless carrier. We offer more free cell phones from AT&T, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Sprint, Nextel, Cricket, Metro PCS, Tracfone, Net10, Jitterbug and also a large variety of unlocked cell phones at unbeatable prices. Buy your next cell phone with confidence. Though no one loves cell phone contracts, signing one can knock a lot of money off the price of your phone. These service rebates can be enough to make a messaging phone affordable or a simple phone free. We have picked a few cheap cell phones that, as of this writing, will be easy on your wallet. Some have service rebates, but others come with additional online discounts.
Sprint's Sanyo SCP-3810 is a reliable phone for communication. You can get it free with service. Sprint's Samsung Reclaim SPH-M560 offers a long talk time, it's made from recycled plastic, and it comes in a box that's also made from recycled paper. The blue version currently is $49 with service. The Verizon Razzle has a full QWERTY keyboard. You can get it for $19.99 with service. AT&T's Nokia 6350 is $29.99 service. Nokia and AT&T also offer the Nokia Surge 6790. It's a feature rich smartphone that's free with service. Also, consider Verizon's HTC Droid Eris. Though it is $99, it's quite a bargain considering Google Android handsets on the market cost over to $200.
Nov 2009 6
Google Droid has Landed
Droid, considered by many early reviewers to be a worthy challenger to the Apples iPhone has landed on store shelves. Whether it will also challenge Apple's popular phone in terms of sales has yet to be seen, but there were some hardy shoppers lined up to be among the first to slip one into their pockets. With the DROID, Motorola has perhaps created its most attractive and intriguing piece of technology yet. Forging an alliance with both Verizon and Google, Motorola has come up with a second compelling reason to count the phone maker down, but certainly not out, while the other two giants have finally found a seemingly worthy device to position against the iPhone.
Verizon and Motorola finally lifted the curtain on their new Droid Android phone yesterday. Make no mistake, this is Android’s flagship product, and the first phone that will pose a significant threat to Apple’s iPhone. The phone is a three-way effort between Motorola, Verizon and Google. It looks a lot like the iPhone, and may even be as thin or thinner than the iPhone 3GS. It also has two key advantages over the iPhone – a slide out physical keyboard, and use of the Verizon network. Unlike previous Android phones, the Droid is rumored to be powered by the TI OMAP3430, the same core that the iPhone and Palm Pre use, and which significantly outperforms Qualcomm 528MHz ARM11 based Android phones that exist today Droid will also be running v.2.0 of Android, with a significantly upgraded user interface.
If you’re hankering for the Droid, the hot, new smartphone from Verizon, listen up: Flipswap, a mobile device recycling site, is offering Apple iPhone users up to $450 for their devices. Even the original iPhone, now two years old, will get you $100. That’s enough to help offset, or even cover, the cost of breaking your contract with AT&T, exclusive U.S. distributor of the iPhone, and buying a Droid. The device costs $99-$199 with a two-year contract.
Oct 2009 26
Samsung Instinct HD
After the disappointment of the Samsung Instinct S30, Samsung has redeemed itself with the Samsung Instinct HD for Sprint. Both an upgrade and an improvement over the original Instinct, the Instinct HD offers a sleeker design, a brighter display, and more features. However, be prepared to pay a price for this cell phone. Samsung Instinct HD offers a sleek design with an attractive user interface and a brilliant display. Its HD-capable camera is one of the best around, photo and video quality are sharp, and the loaded feature set includes Wi-Fi.
One of the key HD features about the Instinct HD it’s mentioned multiple times on the box is the ability to play your photos and videos back on auxiliary HD devices. The phone even has a mini-HDMI video out port on its side. The Samsung Instinct HD does take advantage of some of Sprint’s cool video services, like Sprint TV (which offers a mix of live and pre-packaged TV and video clips) and the NFL Mobile Live service, which lets you watch live football games. Both of these services are included with the voice and data plans that Sprint offers for the Instinct HD, which start at $69.99 a month.
The Instinct HD went on sale Sunday, September 27 for $249 with a service contract. As much as the phone offers, we find the price rather hard to swallow. After all, you can get a full smartphone like the HTC Hero for $70 cheaper, but if high-end multimedia is your main interest, the Instinct HD should deliver them. The major selling point on the Samsung Instinct HD, however, is in the name; the smartphone offers a 5-megapixel autofocus camera that shoots video in 720p HD – a first for mainstream devices in the U.S. The capacitive touchscreen is highly responsive and the haptic feedback on the virtual QWERTY is excellent. Also excellent is the SMS/MMS/Exchange messaging. With that in place, owners can use the Instinct HD to watch content from their phone, the microSD card inside, or from the internet on their big-screen TV. Samsung have also preloaded Opera Mobile 9.7, Twitter and Facebook access and Visual Voicemail, to which Sprint add Sprint TV, Sprint Navigation (with 2D and 3D mapping) and various sports-related apps.
Full Touchscreen with Accelerometer : The Samsung Instinct HD is perfectly in sync with you. The advanced touchscreen is extraordinarily responsive to your touch, a fact made quite clear with haptic feedback. The orientation of the screen instinctively rotates from portrait mode to landscape mode when you turn the device, thanks to the built-in accelerometer.
Full HTML Web Browser : See your favorite websites on the Instinct HD the way you see them on your computer. The built-in full HTML web browser even lets you bookmark them to spare you from having to re-enter those URL addresses. To enjoy a wider view, simply rotate the phone into landscape view
Advanced GPS Navigation (2D & 3D Maps) : Running on empty? Search for the nearest gas station by proximity to your exact location. Check out prices beforehand, too. Looking for a Wi-Fi hotspot? With the Samsung Instinct HD you can search for Wi-Fi spots and find out which ones are free. Keep your eyes on the road with audible, turn-by-turn directions to your destination. If it’s a friend of yours that is lost, send them directions in a message
Visual Voicemail : Whose call did you just miss? Now it takes even less time to figure out which messages to listen to and which ones to delete. With the Visual Voicemail display, you can now see who called out of the corner of your eye.
5.0MP Camera & TV Out Capable : Capture stunning pictures and video with the built-in 5.0MP camera. You can either check it out in all its high-res glory on the 3.2" HVGA screen, or view it on the HDTV in your living room with the TV Out feature
- Award-winning phone featuring 3.1-inch touchscreen with vibrating feedback, GPS navigation, visual voicemail
- Access Sprint Mobile Broadband Network via EV-DO Rev. A connectivity; Sprint TV and Sprint Music Store enabled; access personal and corporate email
- 2-megapixel camera/camcorder; Bluetooth for handsfree devices and stereo music streaming; MicroSD expansion up to 8 GB
- Up to 5.75 hours of talk time; measures 4.6 x 2.2 x 0.5 inches and weighs 4.4 ounces
- Includes: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, USB cable, 3.5mm headphones with microphone, carrying case with stylus, quick start guide
Oct 2009 9
Garmin Nuvifone G60
Many cell phones offer optional GPS navigation services. Even standalone GPS vendors like TomTom and Navigon now offer iPhone apps. But the Garmin nuvifone G60 is a first: a Linux-powered cell phone and bonafide Garmin GPS device in one. That means you get text-to-speech capability, a database with millions of points of interest, and full-blown search capabilities.
The only 3G phone to fully integrate the world’s best-selling GPS navigator with voice, data and mobile web. Find people, addresses, businesses, and navigate there with local search and Spoken turn-by-turn directions announce streets by name just like a Garmin nüvi personal navigation device. nüvifone G60 is the only phone to fully integrate the world’s best-selling GPS navigator with voice, data and mobile web. Because GPS is integrated and not just an application, nüvifone allows you to do more, such as talk on the phone while continuing to navigate. Always know where you are and where you’re going with nüvifone. It provides the easiest, most advanced and intuitive navigation experience of any phone currently available.
Garmin Nuvifone G60 Smartphone and GPS Navigator is part of the Garmin-Asus Nuvifone Series of navigation mobile phones. Like the Apple iPhone, Garmin Nuvifone G60 is a touch-screen smartphone with virtual buttons and keyboards.
According the Garmin, the Garmin Nuvifone G60 is a 3G hybrid handset. One it is docked into car mount, the Garmin Nuvifone G60 automatically turns on its embedded GPS navigator. Even in GPS use, Garmin Nuvifone G60 still enables hands-free calls. Sweet! Another great feature of the Garmin Nuvifone G60 navigator and Smartphone is that has a built-in geo-tagging camera. So the images taken by this G60 Nuvifone can trace where these geotagged images were taken.
The nüvifone G60 is a great new idea--a smart phone that fully integrates a GPS navigator with voice, data and mobile Internet. Because the GPS is not a separate application, the G60 allows you to navigate while you talk on the phone or use other features.
Check your email and enjoy full HTML web browsing over Wi-Fi or your data network, snap photos with the built-in 3 megapixel autofocus camera, view Microsoft Office documents, and plenty more. All on a sleek and light device with a 3.5-inch anti-glare touch screen. With nüvifone, you can always know where you are and where you're going.
- 3.5-inch anti-glare, resistive touchscreen display with 65K colors and 272 x 480 WQVGA resolution
- Garmin GPS Navigation with preloaded maps of North America, millions of points of interest, and voice-guided directions
- Secure Wi-Fi connection with full HTML web browsing; mobile e-mail including Hotmail, Gmail, AOL mail, POP3 and IMAP
- 3.2 MP autofocus camera with geotagging and photo sharing
- Bluetooth capability for hands-free operation and audio streaming
May 2009 18
The New Treo Pro Cell Phone
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