All CELLPHONE AND ACCESSORIES REVIEW

3 Different Review

Review 1

I am not sure what the other reviewers are comparing this phone to, but I can say this is the best smartphone I have ever owned. I’ve been using the phone for four months. Here is what you should know about the phone:

1) Phone sports a beautiful 800 x 480 touch screen. The touch screen is very responsive compared to other touchscreen phones I’ve used, with the exception of the iPhone — which is the gold standard in touch responsiveness — but doesn’t have nearly as many features.

2) The Xperia is infinitely customizable. The panels allow you to quickly switch between home screens for Search, Facebook, Skype, Weather, Photo Slideshow and many more.

3) I also love Windows Mobile. The phone can do almost anything. All of the features of the most advanced smartphone are available; MMS, Video recording, File Explorer, Micro SD Card, Cut & Paste, WiFi, Stereo Bluetooth and the best Exchange E-Mail integration available.
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3 Different Review

Review 1

First, I bought this phone thinking that it would resolve the problems I was having with my treo 750…HA! It has created more problems than solutions. Touch screen doesn’t respond as you would expect and as stated in other reviews the widgets are small and sometimes hard to manage.

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3 Different Review

Review 1

You are either going to love this phone or hate this phone. I love mine. But I am going to write this review with an eye towards scaring away people who will hate this phone.

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Overview

I bought this phone a month ago.
A selling point was free Wifi, among other features.
Wifi is free but “data” is not, that is unless one turns off manually the AT&T network before connecting to the internet, as the phone will still transmit data , (thus you will be charged).
While the network is off you will not be able to receive phone call, so remember to manually turn the AT&T Network on again when done with the “Free WiFi”

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3 Different Review

Review 1

Let me preface this review by saying I was upgrading from a Verizon Treo 700w, which had a measly 32 MB of RAM and an unreliable docking connector.

Windows Mobile phones are right now the most flexible phones in that they have thousands of software titles written for them. iPhone comes in close second on this front, but only when jailbroken.

I almost went for the Samsung Epix (also on AT&T) instead due to its QWERTY keyboard on the front of the phone, but it was just too hard to pass up 256 MB of RAM, beautiful VGA screen, and a better (bur not ideal) connector scheme. Also, HTC phones have the wonderful benefit of having the myriad resources of “xda-developers” to provide new ROMs with bugs fixed and added capabilities. Also, Android may well be fully running on this phone in the next year as a result.

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