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Used Cell Phones : Minuteman Fire Protection
Since so many people are putting their used cell phones up for sale on ebay, the prices stay low. There are so many expiring auctions every hour or so that you can take aim at the good deals. You can get a really nice used cell phone … read more…

Up Giga » Hot & Trendy Cell Phone Accessories – Cell phone Antenna …
The cell phone charms are a very interesting and cute cell phone accessory. It is basically the charms that are hung to the phones. However, these cannot be used on all phones, but when used on the majority of cell phones look … read more…

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Wilson Snyder asked: Used cell phone stores are not only located in your neighborhood regions, but are also located all over cyberspace too. What’s really. read more…

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Handheld Satellite Phones
Why have a satellite phone? If you happen out of an region of cellular coverage, or if you wish to be equipped just in case, a satellite phone is the best investment. If you want to use your sate… read more…

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In todays busy world of electronics and computers it is nice to know that everything will work properly and run efficiently. From personal electronic devices like MP3 players and cellular telephones t… read more…

Wireless Number Portability
March 14, 2007 marked a milestone in Canadian telecommunications. That’s the day when Wireless Number Portability or WNP was implemented in Canada, becoming the second country (USA was first) … read more…

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Open source hack could make mobiles vulnerable to prying ears (Silicon.com)
If you are using a GSM phone – the 2G standard used by the majority of the world’s mobiles – you are likely to have just a few more months before it will be easy for practically anyone to spy on your communications. Security researcher Karsten Nohl is launching an open-source, distributed computing project designed to crack the encryption used on GSM phones and compile it into a code book that … read more…

Amalfi Semiconductor Delivers World’s Smallest, Highest Performing CMOS Transmit Module for Cellular Handsets (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Amalfi® Semiconductor, a developer of high-performance CMOS-based radio frequency and mixed-signal semiconductors for cellular mobile handsets, today announced the world’s smallest, highest performing CMOS-based transmit module for cellular handsets. read more…

Nokia unveils its first Linux phone (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
The world’s largest handset maker, Nokia (NOK1V.HE) unveiled on Thursday its first phone running on Linux software, aiming at improving its offering at the top end of the market. read more…

Open Question: help, I’m low tech! What’s a simple, eazy to use, and cheap cell phone to use for email?
honestly I’m a low tech girl who’d like to welcome any advice and recommendations y’all have to help me find a cellular device suitable to my use– which will primarily be for email

what I’m looking for is maybe very basic to many of you reading, maybe to the point of “this is common”, but I have no idea, I’m so disconnected– I mean I thought blackberry was just that, a berry! until someone shoved a phone in my face. most definitely was a WTF moment for me!

features I’m looking for:
- full “keyboard” A-Z QWERTY style w/ numbers, punctuation marks, and all that goodness
none of that onscreen touch keyboard bullshit
(**sidenote: I’ve seen phones w/ slide out keyboard, what are they called? those any good?)

- eazy to connect wi-fi to allow me to check email, look up maps, and some websites, etc.
don’t care too much for lengthy internet sessions
not gonna be downloading ringtones or anything of that sort
so whatever super strength wi-fi network stuff I don’t care for
(**sidenote: what’s up w/ downloading documents from email though onto a phone, for example .pdf or .doc files?)

- camera capability… photo and/or video w/ adequate quality, y’know for events of emergency or just something cool

- less than $100, lower the better
I’d be willing to check out something up to $150 though if it’s that awesome
not tryin’ to break the bank though

- small size, so it’s eazy to keep your pocket
not really interested in those flat palm things

Is there anything like this out there? I’m sure there’s a lot, but maybe you can give me suggestions, or let me know what sucks, or tell what your faves are, and reason w/ me as to why I should check it out, too!

Also, are most of phones w/ internet access to email, etc. generally required to sign a contract and subscribe to plans?
Is there any “gophone” service for what I’d like to use my phone for: talking, voicemail, and email?

Thanks in advance!

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