Cellphone Reviews

[BnF95]

Palm Treo's are great, unfortunately, if something goes wrong with it ... enjoy looking for a repair center.

[mustang_ride]

3310 if it's just text and call

7110 if it's text and call, with style.

6600 if it's the most advanced I ever owned (and i've been using it for almost two years)

[archervinny]

Although i am contented with my p910i panget lang nga ng cam I still prefer my old N7650 kundi lang nasira un nde ako magpapalit ng phone eh, ok naman cam non kahit papaano ehehehe.

[jacklero]

guys you can avoid headaches with phones if you get from the right sources, trust me pag gray market yung telepono ang hirap magpaayos. If you plan to buy cheap, then prepare yourself for some hassle as these phones (specially kapag greenhills) are covered by warranty. Here is also a suggestion, though admittedly more difficult to follow for others, wait for a technology to mature!

 

I bought my communicators long after they "went out of style" keeping each version before upgrading. Remember that buying the newest model means that you will:

 

1. be the manufacturer's guneia pig

2. have the bugiest release

3. be the most pissed customer

 

if you wait for the technology to mature after around 6-12 months, you won't suffer as much as the eager beavers spending throves of money on technology that will depreciate like a rock in water.

[S\\m//T]

SE - T610i, W550i, N8850, N3315, N3610, M3650... :thumbsupsmiley:

[athleticse7en]

SE - T610i, W550i, N8850, N3315, N3610, M3650...  :thumbsupsmiley:

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WOW !!! dami nitoh ah.....iba talaga kapag may kontak na fone SNATchers... bwahahahaha... jokw lang poh... :thumbsupsmiley: sakin nga 3210 lang ... :thumbsdownsmiley:

[Alsev]

Ive probably used all the phones available in the market since I often changed every 2 months. It would really depend on your lifestyle and progams that suit that lifestyle of yours. Last year I was into camera phones. Too bad its too dang slow to refresh or to take quick consecutive pics. Out of all the phones Ive used the best is the Treo 650. Would love to have my hands on the latest model wc is the treo 700. Since its too expensive ill give it a year then purshase 1 when the prices go down. Why do I like it? its lightning quick. I have excel documents, word pad, and hundreds of progams and application hich are useful in the kind of work im in. usually if i have exel docs and use a Nokia or an Se phone it takes a long time to open. I dont have all the time in the world!

[THUG]

SE K700

 

no frills, good functionality, good music, good camera with video capability..crisp and very good java games.. small and light.. i could easily download scandal videos and upload it here, so i can watch it privately...

 

i bought a Palm PDA , and find the PDA of no use to me when I have this phone .. this is the right phone, they just need to add simple organizer functionalities.. so the perfect phone for me is probably a K700 with calendar organizer function..

 

been thinking about upgrading to K750 i dont know about k750.. but i guess the k750 is bulkier..

[methos]

The best cel I ever owned was the Nokia 6610. Even though I already have the N70, I kept the 6610 for sentimental reasons.

[MRyoso]

guys you can avoid headaches with phones if you get from the right sources, trust me pag gray market yung telepono ang hirap magpaayos. If you plan to buy cheap, then prepare yourself for some hassle as these phones (specially kapag greenhills) are covered by warranty. Here is also a suggestion, though admittedly more difficult to follow for others, wait for a technology to mature!

 

I bought my communicators long after they "went out of style" keeping each version before upgrading. Remember that buying the newest model means that you will:

 

1. be the manufacturer's guneia pig

2. have the bugiest release

3. be the most pissed customer

 

if you wait for the technology to mature after around 6-12 months, you won't suffer as much as the eager beavers spending throves of money on technology that will depreciate like a rock in water.

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yeah.. dapat maghintay muna kayo after how many months ng release.. kasi yung mga unang version ng release e puro bugs pa yun.. like the n70 and n90.. same din with 6680.. ilang buwan lang bababa ng sobra ang presyo.. wag padalos dalos.. hintay lang mga bro..

 

tipid na.. sigurado ka pa.. bweheheh..

[lyonhart17]

how can i tell if my n70 have bugs??......wla p naman me nkitang prob dito..3 mos na....

[horny devil]

just a query guys...i bought my n70 six months ago and the phone is good...my problem is my nokia is exclusive only in t-mobile network here in united kingdom...that means when im in different country i can't use my cell using a different sim card...since I'll be having my vacation in pinas, can anyone tell me if they can unlocked my cell, what i mean is ma open line ba ang n70 sa pinas without damaging the 3g videocalling? thanks!

[RJ_Slater]

just a query guys...i bought my n70 six months ago and the phone is good...my problem is my nokia is exclusive only in t-mobile network here in united kingdom...that means when im in different country i can't use my cell using a different sim card...since I'll be having my vacation in pinas, can anyone tell me if they can unlocked my cell, what i mean is ma open line ba ang n70 sa pinas without damaging the 3g videocalling? thanks!

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Yup, as long as it’s not a CDMA phone it should work fine. I used to have couple of hand phones tied up to Cingular Wireless and T-mobile which has been unlocked in manila quite sometime now. Currently the phone is working pretty good and hasn’t show signs of any problems.

[rt050575]

N70 definitely for me. Waiting for SE P990i.

 

Although my Nok 6250 is all beaten up, i can still submerge it in water and it will still take a-lickin!

[renaultmsc]

ive owned the ff cellphones: motorola d368, nokia 3210, 3310, 6210, 8310, 7610...

 

pinakamatagal ko nagamit 7610...ok din sa features and matibay... planning to upgrade na din...been with me for 1.5 yrs na din