Cell phone

I use my old cell phone and I have no complaints. Today any cell phone is good. They all have very good reception. It just depends on what extras you want on your phone. The technology in cell phones has reached a point where they are just being made smaller and things are being added to them but as a phone, they are all very similar.

Obviously I can only give you an idea of which ones are good based on the ones that I have personal experience with. For me, I've always enjoyed the usability of the Motorola phones best. They have good, easy to navigate menus and good technological advances. I have had Nokias in the past as well, and even a Sidekick II, all of which have been good. The only brand I did not like was Siemens. The phone I have now is a Motorola Q. It's a great phone, has a windows capable browser and Microsoft Outlook.

it really depends on your need to really tell which one is good ... if you are into looks and style and multimedia and stuff then N95 is the one for you ... if you are more into music then i suggest you should buy a sony erricson and if you need somethin that is just utility of a cellphone with sleek looks you should go for a motorola ... i personally use a Moto Rzr with I tunes ....

I am lucky enough to have purchased a nokia n95. It is a fantastic phone, the best i have had. It does carry quite a hefty price tag though, i definately do not think it is worth that much. I cannot get over how great the camera is. I recently went on holiday, and used the camera on my phone instead of my usual camera. I have to say, that i am impressed with the results. If you like to listen to music, or radio on your phone, you can store up to 1gb worth of music (around 500 songs) on it. The video is DVD quality, and with great sound. It has all the usual nokia applications, with a few added extras, like a barcode reader. I do think that this is one of the best phones out at the moment. I have not had any problems with it at all. Phones are always developing and getting better though, so before long, there will be even more bigger and better phones out there. It seems impossible to keep up. :)