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Samsung A650
Say goodbye to traditional dialing by using voice-activated
dialing to call family and friends. The Samsung
SCH-A650 allows customers to summon 20 phone numbers
using the sound of their voice. In addition, customers
can keep their lives in order with the SCH-A650's
built-in organizer. Productivity tools include a
scheduler, to-do list, memo pad, alarm clock, and
calculator. Call management tools include a phone
book, call logs, caller ID and voice mail.
The LG VX5200 showcases style and function in LG's
sleek trademark clamshell form factor. Featuring
an integrated VGA camera, the VX5200 also features
speaker-independent voice recognition and LG's hands-free
'drive mode' for maximum safety while using the
phone in the car. Fun extras like BREW gaming and
MMS make the VX5200 the handset that combines business
with pleasure...
The Motorola W315 combines stylish design with smart
functionality. Boasting a sleek black detailing
with a unique rounded shape, the W315 offers tactile,
soft-touch housing and a large color screen with
a unique exterior vertical display - all at a budget-friendly
price. Offering user-friendly features in a stylish,
affordable handset, the Motorola W315 is the perfect
mobile for easy, on-the-go communications. With
advanced messaging features and ample talk and standby
times, the W315 gives consumers the tools to stay
in touch and on track...
Being the first CDMA phone with Bluetooth functionality,
the Motorola V710 gained quick acclaim when details
of its features leaked. Being more prevalent in
GSM, the CDMA market had never quite embraced Bluetooth.
And users have waited anxiously in hopes that a
device may soon come. Users may have to wait a bit
longer for full Bluetooth functionality though.
Angry consumers have filed a class action lawsuit
over Verizon's sly firmware change; crippling Bluetooth
by disabling file transfers. However, crafty consumers
have managed to re-enable their Bluetooth transfer
capabilities by re-flashing their firmware to other
versions..
