2009 is a great time to introduce new mobile phones to the market, and these reviews will prepare you and prepare you to buy your new device. The capabilities available on the new devices this year are nothing short of phenomenal, leaving you completely satisfied with your purchase.
If you don’t know which cell phone to buy, or if you’re ready to start looking for the newest phones on the market for a change of pace, the following reviews will help you make up your mind and buy the ideal device. For your needs. Each one will make sure to give you the features you are dying to use.
The long-awaited LG Dare has the honor of the first review. This touch screen cell has a very functional menu that allows you to drag information with your fingertip and drop it wherever you go. This device has a camera that allows you to take quality videos and images with 3.2 megapixels.
The second cell review is for the LG Versa, a device that has wonderfully functional features. It includes a camera and a touch screen with the option to add modules externally, such as a real gamepad controller or a full keyboard. Of these two wireless devices, the LG Versa is the best because it has more capabilities, but neither will let you down.
The T-Mobile Sidekick LX review refines a versatile handheld cellular device with GPS, 3G, and Flash support for videos. While GPS is a bit fiddly, by using Microsoft Life Search as a way to find your locations, you have access to your favorite social networks, like the always-great Twitter and Facebook.
The high resolution screen allows for excellent viewing, and although the 3G network is not as available as with other carriers, you will enjoy its slim style. You will fall in love with the design as it is slim and easy to use. This is a popular phone for those people who love texting, so definitely check it out.
The mobile phone review for Spring 2009 continues with Sprint’s Sanyo SCP-2700, the Samsung Finesse that’s the touch-enabled feature phone for Metro PCS, Sprint’s Instinct S30, and AT & T’s Samsung Impression. From full keyboards, improved layouts and features, a variety of colors, and excellent phone quality, your options for spring are as plentiful as the flowers that bloom this time of year. Enjoy your new technology!