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Product Description
The BlackBerry 8707g Wireless Handheld makes it easy to stay connected while on the go. You get uncompromising email, browsing and voice performance in one thin, stylish, lightweight handheld with a full QWERTY keyboard. The BlackBerry 8707g operates on the latest high speed wireless networks and provides leading BlackBerry functionality, including email, phone, web browsing, text messaging (SMS and MMS) and organizer applications. With the BlackBerry 8707g, users also can connect their laptop to the Internet, using the device as a tethered modem, to deliver broadband-speed wireless connectivity.

On UMTS* networks, users can simultaneously send and receive email and update application information or databases while on phone calls.

2 Different Review
Review 1
I decided to purchase the w995a after carefully researching some viable alternatives such as the Nokia n86 8mp, the still-good and underrated n96, and the n82. I chose the Sony because it looks and feels better than the other phones, not because it IS better than the others. Let me explain.

This phone is absolutely gorgeous. Its made of brushed metal, it feels amazing in your hand, and the sliding mechanism is nearly perfect. It’s a feature phone, so you really don’t have any options to customize the UI like you would with a symbian phone (i.e. the nokias mentioned above), but if this doesn’t bother you (which it did not bother me), it really won’t matter because the menu layout is really perfect and intuitive. It has great sound, it’s beautiful when lit up, and the call quality is superb. That being said, it’s simply not a “better” phone than the nokias I’ve listed.

For one, the camera is simply “ok.” Shots taken indoors will disappoint you, while those taken outdoors look very good. The video recording is old-school at 30fps QVGA while the nokias mentioned record DVD quality video at 30fps in VGA. Not to mention the nokias have carl ziess optics (regarded as one of the best lense makers in the world).

I decided not to go with the Nokia N86, it’s “closest” competitor. The N86 is a better phone, it has an 8gb hard drive while the w995a comes with an 8gb card. The nokia can be expanded with up to a 16gb card, has a variable aperture 8mp that takes exquisite photos, and has the ever- customizable symbian UI. But its ugly, and plastic; typical Nokia.
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Review 1

By far the best Sony Ericsson product I’ve owned. Which really doesn’t say that much because the last one was an AT&T branded z750a, which wasn’t terrible.. just had that nasty “hey, I’m going to turn off now, kthxbai!” glitch.

Lets star with the Pros.
Big bright screen, even scratch resistant. However I do recommend a screen protector, Expert Shield makes a good one *hint*.
Solid keypad and face buttons.
Clear call quality
Sliding motion is slick and tight.
Stereo speakers
Lot of pre-installed apps and themes
Acellerometer, it has its uses.
Walkman 3.0 player
3.2mp camera. Pictures qaulity is good.
Comes with everything - 2GB M2 card, USB cable, M2 to USB adapter, ear buds. About $50+ worth of accessories, give or take.

CONS
Oddly placed walkman button, i sometimes press it while sliding the phone down
Slide feels a bit wobbly when slid out. It’s not real bad, but enough to make you be carefull with it.
soft plastic. I dropped mine a few feet when i was laying on my bed and it landed on it’s charger where it plugs into the phone and put a tiny nick into the plastic, barely noticable but still there.
Ear buds are kinda big and they don’t fit in my ear real well, but the sound qaulity is top notch.
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2 Different Review
Review 1
First, an introduction: Recently I’ve owned and used and liked an iPod 4th gen 80gb, zune 80, iPod 5th gen 80gb, creative zen vision: m 30gb AND 60gb versions (the holy grail to so many mp3 player fans), and I am a power user with a music library of 35gb, all tagged using the free Media Monkey software. I know what I’m talking about. (If you’re curious, the two ipods were returned, the ZVM30 was given to my cousin when I got the 60, the ZVM60 was destroyed in iraq and so was the Zune80)

Looks extremely sexy, definitely on the iPod and Zune level of sexiness.
It’s ridiculously lightweight and weighs just a bit more than a nano and about half as much as a harddrive bearing zune or ipod.

Video transfer/conversion does not apply to me, so I will not be reviewing it.

IM chat gimmick is worthless, move along.

wifi connect works and is easy to set up, but there is no link to shoutcast or icecast directories. Instead, creative “media box” will show up with internet access, but has a very limited selection of podcast streams, and almost no streaming music.
Streaming music from a local wireless network is very cool, but chews up the otherwise good battery life, limiting its usefulness.
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Review 1
I bought the original LG Prada (KE850) as a birthday gift my wife last year. It was a very fashionable and stylish looking phone, which my wife (in her early 30s) loves, but the reception and the missing 850Mhz band left something to be desired on the AT&T wireless network, which is reasonable as this phone was never intended for the US market. It would probably work better on T-Mobile US network (since they don’t use 850 band). We ended up returning it because of that. Mind you, the software on this phone is very simple and basic, which is perfect for my wife since she hardly text and rarely used anything else.

I was excited when the Prada II is announced and it comes with quad-band this time (however, 3G would only work outside of US)! However, I was disappointed as soon as I found out they decided to add a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Seeing in person (at CES) how much thicker the new phone turned me off. It has gained 40% in thickness (16.8mm versus the older but slimmer 12mm Prada I) and slightly taller than the old phone (quarter inch). The “Ooze” factor of the original Prada phone is gone. This new phone would be a good choice for these who texts often but doesn’t want another me-too looking phones. However, for my wife, the weight-gain is a deal-breaker.
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Review 1
It’s fantastic and under 4 dollars. I wouldn’t go so far to say its invisible, but extremely close to it. I can see the edges, but only because I put it on. As for the reviews saying it is hard to put on, it was extremely easy for me to put on because I read their reviews first. The instructions on the package leave out a few important steps. You only get one film, so put it on right the first time. Step one: clean your screen well, and finish by wiping with the microfiber cloth which is included. Step 2: peel back the film just enough at each end to remove the punch outs for the speaker and the button. step 3: then install as on the directions, by peeling back half the film, line it up with the speaker, and then adhere the film to the screen. step 4: I had a few small air bubbles. Dont peel it back up. I just applied pressure with my finger nail through the microfiber cloth and was able to force them all out in seconds. I’m very happy with this and elago’s glossy black back case. From a few feet away, you cannot tell I have anything on my black iphone.

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Blackberry 8820 Unlocked Phone with Quad-Band GSM, Wi-Fi–International Version with No Warranty
The BlackBerry 8820 smartphone is the stylish way to get things done. With powerful capabilities, yet incredibly compact and slim, it combines a stylish design with a premium finish. Elegant and performance-driven, this is a smartphone you’ll always want to show off.