Mobile Phones

My perspective on the Palm Pre… Pros: KeyboardIM / Chat Background AppsAddress book integration with Gmail, Facebook, etcSprint's networkCons: No international / global roaming possible (due to CDMA)Plastic body, prone to scratching easilyBrowser seems to have some font/rendering issues (check out yahoo.com on the pre)Device a bit too small (its a plus for some people, I would prefer to have an …

Sprint LG LX1200 (08/2002) Samsung VGA 1000 (01/2004) Sanyo PM8200 (08/2004) Sony Ericsson T608 (06/2005) Nokia 6225 (12/2005) Sprint PPC 6700 (01/2006) Cingular Sony Ericsson z520a (02/2006) Sony Ericsson W600 (03/2006) Sony Ericsson K750i (04/2006) Verizon Palm Treo 700p (04/2006) Verizon Motorola Q (11/2006) Motorola RAZR V3x (11/2006)

I recently bought the SE K750i Phone. It is a great phone, with a 2 MP camera which actually takes pretty good pictures. However, there were some issues with the phone which caused a minor annoyance: It did not have the “search” function in address book. You can only go to the first character of a name, but cannot actually type in the full name. Even though it had walkman functionality, you cannot …

So I have been in the market for a new phone since a really long time now. After giving a shot to the Sprint PM6800 PDA Phone, which was a really bad experience in all the terms (Windows PocketPC+Mac interoperability, Sprint Customer Support and others), I decided that it was the time to move away from CDMA to the more “open” GSM phones. After checking out all the phones, there were not many …

Since a very long time, I wanted to get a phone that is actually just a phone. It should: Look like a phone (not a brick) Synchronize with the computer (Mac) without any special software Have bluetooth (if possible) NOT have a camera. You will find tons of phones with the above features for GSM (T-Mobile/Cingular), but there are none for Sprint. Sprint is very notorious in crippling the features …