Samsung SGH SGH-i900 Smartphone

pros: has good speaker. can hear on it great. nice for carrying around

cons: touch screen goes out. sucks for typing on. have to continuasly calibrate screen.

ok phone, not the best.

ok phone screen needs to be calibrated alot of the time I think it should be a little bit... See Full Review

pros: Takes good quality pictures.

cons: Poor battery. Poor screen choices. Not user friendly.

I hate this phone.

The battery doesn't last long enough, and it doesn't give you enough warning when it needs to be cha... See Full Review

pros: 8GB of internal memory plus a microSD slot, 5MP camera, looks/build quality, and more

cons: Windows Mobile interface sluggish usually, battery life not fantastic with mobile broadband enabled

A very robust feature set in a relatively slim, attractive package

Introduction:For a financial business my wife and I run (only very limited part time for now!) we ne... See Full Review

pros: Sleek, lightweight, every function imagineable. Don't have to use AT&T.

cons: Needs more and improved applications.

Samsung Omnia is a relative of the iPhone

This smart phone is definitely smart, refined, and well programmed. I would purchase it again if I h... See Full Review

pros: Camera

cons: Hurts!

DANGEROUS PHONE! Do not even consider

I used this phone for two days and it turned out to be the poorest design of a cell phone I've ever... See Full Review

pros: * excellent phone quality * packed with features * 8 GB Built-in storage (16GB max)

cons: * Dangling stylus * Widget screen useless

Great new Pocket PC from Samsung

After using my UT Starcomm XV6700 for a couple of years, I was hooked on Windows Mobile-based phones... See Full Review

pros: The size of the screen. The abitlity to select large or small print.

cons: Very difficult to navigate. Not a true touch screen, you need to use stylus often.

You need a Ph.D to operate

This is my second smart phone and it is too smart for me. The phone is difficult to figure out... See Full Review