New Cell Phones

Lot’s of people don’t want to pay for a smartphone plan, which means they’re probably smarter than most of us. The display is nice and bright and it gets brighter and overall everything is nice and bright. The design is nice and seems to be pretty rock solid. The touch screen is nice and responds really well and is pretty responsive. The ‘QWERTY’ keyboard is nice and spaced and is pretty good. Overall it’s a pretty legit non-smart phone with smart phone options.

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-  AT&T LG Xpression cell phone photos

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$399 is a great no contract price! I hope this is the beginning of a long range of excellent Nexus devices at amazing prices. I can see myself buying a future Nexus directly from Google in that price range. If Google goes bold with their devices and price structure, backed by a strong Customer Care department, I can see the Big G being very successful with this endeavor.
You can easily put this phone on a prepaid plan like the Straight Talk $45/month (unlimited everything) or even the Walmart/T-Mo $30/month deal (100 minutes voice, 5 GB full speed data, unlimited text) and break even within 4-6 months compared to a contract plan.

If you want to save money, you can try the T-Mobile/Walmart plan. 100min, unlimited text and 5GB 4G data for $30 prepaid. The prepaid coverage isn’t as good as their postpaid but you should look into it. I have this plan with GSM Google Galaxy Nexus and I like it.

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Design wise, I think both phones are excellent both inside and out. Just played with one at the AT&T store in Queens, NY. It’s really snappy, no lag and LTE is fast. Love the design though. Feels great in the hand. Looks better than the Lumia 900 to me. But the sealed in battery and no microSD slot were deal breakers.

RadioShack is selling it for 149.99 if you preorder it!

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-  AT&T HTC One X cell phone photos

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The AT&T HTC Titan II is a beautiful phone powered by Windows Phone 7.5 OS. I love the windows interface of the phone. Kind of crummy that they limited the screen resolution for all Windows Phone’s to 480 x 800. This is one good example of where hardware meets the software platform. I don’t care about Mega Pixels, but here in this case this is really good camera with larger resolution.
I compare this to a Nokia 900. I am glad that I pick this one . I love the larger screen size. My sister has an iPhone and I think this phone user interface is much better. It’s a wonderful phone once you get past the battery life.

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- AT&T HTC Titan II cell phone photos

The AT&T HTC Titan II cell phone features include a 4.7-inch screen, 16 mega-pixel rear camera with fast wide-angle lens (f2.6, 28mm), autofocus, and dual LED flash, a 1.5GHz Snapdragon, 512 MB RAM, 16GB Internal Storage, 4G-LTE capable radio and a 1,730mAh battery and Windows 7.5 Mango OS.

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This looks to be a really great device,I still wish it had an expandable microSD slot but you can’t have it all I guess. Sprint version is slightly better though due to expandable memory (via SD card) + bigger battery. The AT&T HTC One X version looks better but I like the features of the Sprint version more.  MicroSD slot, bigger battery and kickstand are so worth it.

AT&T: 1800 mAh battery (non removable), polycarbonate unibody shell, NO MicroSD slot or dedicated camera button, 134.8 x 69.9 x 8.9 mm, 129 g

Sprint: 2000 mAh battery (non removable), aluminum half unibody shell, MicroSD slot, dedicated camera button 134.8 x 68.99 x 8.98 mm, 134 g

Very glad that Samsung will announce their new Galaxy before this phone is released. Now I’ll get a chance to somewhat compare the two before I purchase!

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-  AT&T HTC One X cell phone photos

AT&T HTC One X key features:

– 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4
– 4.7 inch touch screen display with a 720p resolution
– 8-megapixel rear camera
– 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera
– 1GB of RAM
– 16GB of internal storage
– Beatbox Portable
– Beats Audio
– Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
– HTC Sense UI version 4.0

• The first new smartphone from AT&T to run the latest version of the Android operating system (4.0), the HTC One X, will be available from AT&T beginning May 6 for $199.99.
• HTC One X is AT&T’s first smartphone with Beats by Dr. Dre™ Audio built-in to the hardware and software.
• HTC One X is the first smartphone from AT&T to offer HTC Sense™ 4 to deliver an amazing camera with improvements to the lens, sensor and software, an authentic sound experience with Beats by Dr. Dre Audio, and long-lasting battery performance to accommodate heavy mobile use.
• Pre-orders for HTC One X will begin April 22.  Customers can visit any company-owned retail store or http://www.att.com/onex for more information.

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