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My current phone

Advantages: Pretty good to hold
Disadvantages: Slow, no protection

I currently own this phone, found it good to begin with as its pretty and im a young girl. It has all the things people should want minus blutooth , other connectivity devices and the option to put a password on your messages, which i find annoying, but as of yet cannot find it maybe its there maybe not if there is a password thing then it sure is hiding lol. Anyway i do like this phone as the buttons are good to press etc. however in its later life ...

sarayak 16.12.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens CL75

A GIRLS BEST FRIEND

Advantages: Cute and unpopular
Disadvantages: Easy to lose!

...towards it. I bought my Siemens CL50 nearly a year ago when it first came out. I got it FREE with my new contract with 02 but I am led to believe it can cost up to £200 on pay as you go. I have enjoyed having this tiny, very feminine phone but there has been some con's as well as pro's which will be discussed in this review and summed up towards the end. ENJOY... APPEARANCE This phone must be the best looking on the market - especially for all ...
...even end up popping my Siemens charger in my bag! The battery is displayed inside a battery shape - coloured black. When battery dies, you will see the black move to only 3/4, 1/2 or 1/4 full. I quite like this but the simple bars just worked for me before! I would imagine its not so much the talk time that uses up the battery but the constant flipping open the phone and messing around - as I do! For me personally I'd rate the battery life only 5/10 ...

emu128 22.06.2004 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens CL50

Siemens AF51

Advantages: small
Disadvantages: clumsy, slow, very low battery life

...all compared to my trusty Siemens A55! Loved the A55, lasted me three years. Have had the AF51 for a week and: it keeps shutting down for no reason, battery lasts about 28 hours (thats on standby with no talking, just ten sms's). The buttons for sms's dont allow for fast movement of fingers, and getting through the various screens to send a sms takes much longer than the A55. This can be a bit frustrating until you learn to slow down a bit. but ...
...phone, just too slow and clumsy. The antenna is also very weak compared to the A55. I have to go wandering to get signal in my office and other buildings wheras I didnt use to with my A55. The antenna is just not strong enough to get reception in buildings. Apart from this, its an attractive phone. Just wish it were more reliable and the battery didnt die after such a short time even when I'm not really using the phone! ...

James_au 26.04.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens AF51

not bad

Advantages: helpfull for many aktivities
Disadvantages: the camera is so poor

...provides a standard audio-hole 3.5-mm making it easier for us now to enjoy music or hear your favorite FM radio broadcasts using the stereo headset as you wish. Equip X1 Sony Ericsson 3.2 MP camera with flash plus. Indeed the resolution of the camera with the highest quality not present. ...

kilua 18.12.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1

so nice mobile

Advantages: it' feature are very nice
Disadvantages: have eror system

T-Mobile G1 debuted last fall, many positioned it as the first serious competitor to the iPhone. Backed by a trio of experienced companies—wireless carrier T-Mobile, handset manufacturer HTC, and Google—it boasted a pedigree that immediately gave it widespread press coverage and high expectations. G1 is an impressive debut for Google's Android platform, but there’s no question to my mind that it’s aimed at a different audience than Apple’s iPhone: ...
...nuance of good design. G1 handset is only the first piece of hardware to run the Android OS and, while they are ostensibly one product, we know that there are plenty of different Android-capable devices in the offing, so the two parts are separate in a way that isn't true of the iPhone, which shares its software with the increasingly similar iPod touch. The G1's earpiece is located above the screen. Sliding the G1 open reveals a more-or-less standard ...

kilua 18.12.2009 · Read full review
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Review of T-Mobile G1