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Drum Roll Please...

Advantages: Small and Lightweight, Lots of Features, Attractive
Disadvantages: Battery life could be longer...

...Boost, Golf Pro 3D and Siemens 3D Rally), comes crammed-full of little animations and pictures, and has a lot of cute little polyphonic tones. Handling- In my opinion the SL65 is quite easy to use. It has a little joystick that looks small and prone to mistakes, but is actually quite a cool little addition that's easy to handle. Writing texts is quick and easy, and even faster if you switch on the 'T9 Input' ( a litle thing that writes words very ...
...different views. All your things are very easy to find, in the menu you have: Address Book, Call Records, Surf & Fun, Camera, Messages, Organiser, Extras, My Stuff and Setup. Those little extras- The phone comes with a lot of nice extras, such as an easy-to-use personal organiser, an alarm clock (with a loud ring that's sureto wake you up) a sound recorder (that can record exceptional quality sound), a calculator and even a unit converter! Applications- ...

PeterCucciniello 10.05.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens SL65

Siemens SL55

Advantages: Cheap, Simple
Disadvantages: Screen

I picked up this phone as a temporary measure while my other phone was getting repaired. I thought it would be just another poor phone. when i booted it up and got into it i was surprised to find that it was actually up to some use. The menu is a simple as you like and is very easy to pick up and use. the applications on the phone include the usual stuff (world clock etc.). the build quality is superior and looks like it could survive many an accidental ...

Qurck 19.04.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens SL55

NOT YOUR AVERAGE PHONE

Advantages: A really cool looking phone
Disadvantages: I dont have mine anymore!!

...messages.But a phone call to Siemens and they replaced it with a brand new one the next day. Sadly i dont have mine anymore,i sold it before realising it had become somewhat of a design classic. To sum up;If you dont have one....buy one. If you already have one ....keep it. But if you want to sell one.....please let me know!!! ...

yessuf 17.02.2004 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens SL10

A** phone-Siemens SL75-WOW!

Advantages: Just about everything this phone has a world of its own
Disadvantages: slow startup and bluetooth connection can take some time

This is an ideal phone for all you girls out there from the smooth sliding action to the cocktail recipes this phone holds i cannot fault this phone. I found i was finding new things all the time. There is an option to choose a city and a category of entertainmwnt/food and drink etc and this then provides you with the best venues and contact details-what a fantastic idea! As i mentioned before there is a list with photographs of many cocktails and ...
...a different language survival dictionary, a photo editor and emergency phonenumbers. The phone included the usual stopwatch, countdown, voice recorder and calendar however has the extra detail of giving you the cooking times for things such as eggs, rice, potatoes... i no what youre thinking this phone is fantastic. It's easy to use, looks fab, and the battery lasts quite a moderate time even when you have been playing music on the very adequate ...

jc-white 21.06.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Siemens SL75 Pink Pearl

good product

Advantages: new product excellent
Disadvantages: not

Sony Ericsson has finally launched the Satio, the phone it showed off back in February under the guise of Idou, packing the best of all its brands into one phone. But can the sheer range of gadgetry and a new OS be enough to lure customers back to the brand? Not content with being leaders in cameraphone and multimedia technology, Sony Ericsson has decided to put the two Walkman and Cybershot brands together in the new Satio. This means an industry-leading ...
...based on Symbian S60 5th edition to boot. The overall feel of the handset is odd. Thanks to the sheer range of camera-related gadgetry on board the rear of the phone has a massive camera section bolted to the back, which makes it a little chunky. But weirdly the phone didn't feel heavy at all – in fact we thought the battery needed to be put in, it was so light, but the power pack was snugly under the cover, so this is pretty impressive. ...

ongliangsen 10.12.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sony Ericsson Satio