Archive for November, 2008

Nokia 6300 from CellularOne

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

Ultimately, no mobile phone is ever the best. As mobile technology advances, better mobile phones are produced. So it all boils down to superb functionality at a low price. CellularOne offers such combination through the Nokia 6300. A Nokia mobile phone for less than a hundred bucks, expect that you will get much.

The Nokia 6300 employs the classic candy bar degn which is easy on the eyes and at the same time, provides a firm grip for its users. But if youre looking for too much features in this phone than what you really need, understand that the Nokia 6300 is first and foremost, a phone. Its bread-and-butter is to receive and make calls. The sound clarity is above average, offering you a more than decent performance on the conversation side. If it’s any consolation, the 6300 can play songs on mp3 and wma formats. The picture quality is also good. The Bluetooth connectivity allows users to engage calls and listen to music using Bluetooth headsets, and do other Bluetooth-related activities.

The only downside of this mobile phone is that the outer case is less than durable. But you can always get Nokia accessories if you want to change the looks and further enhance the protection level of your phone.

Motorola ROKR E1 for Cellular One

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

The Motorola ROKR E1 is the first non-Apple mobile phone that utilizes the iTunes music applications. As far as music is concerned, the Apple iPod has been very remarkably consistent on being the best portable music player. The fusion between Motorola and Apple to produce a very notable music phone is most likely a take on Sony Ericsson and Walkmans domination on that category.

But whether Motorola and Apple succeed or not, the Motorola ROKR E1 surely rocks! With built-in memory that can hold up to 100 songs, a very crisp voice quality on the headset and stereo speakers, and other features that, well, rock. Clad this mobile phone with Motorola cell phone accessories like cell phone cases, cell phone covers, etc. and you are good to go.
Cell phone batteries go a long way wit this mobile phone. Average talk time can go as far as 4 hours and 20 minutes. Stand by time can last for 230 hours.

HTC 4300

Sunday, November 9th, 2008

CelluarOnes HTC 4300 is a great addition to their current lineup. The HTC smartphone that utilizes a full Qwerty keyboard and is also based off of the popular Windows Mobile 5 OS. The HTC 4300 is very similar to the MDA, in fact I think theyre based off of the same platform, but none the less the HTC 4300 is quite the looker. For a phone that houses such features such as web browsing, picture messaging, memory card expansion slot, wifi, bluetooth, and a video recorder you would expect to be lugging around a computer. Thats not the case with the HTC 4300 since it is complied nicely into a sleek and subtle phone. The HTC 4300 is currently available for about $479 from Cellular one of San Luis Obispo and for what you get with the phone, I would recommend this unit to any smart phone fanatic that uses CellularOne.