Showing posts with label T-Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label T-Mobile. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Samsung Music Phone is a Blast

Samsung Blast cell phone shown open.Do you want a cell phone that's just for talking, or do you want your phone to be a blast to use? If you really want a blast, you need the Samsung Blast w/ myFaves for T-Mobile. Sure. It's a great cell phone for chatting away. But it's also a superb music phone and offers a keyboard designed for heavy messaging.

Would you expect to find a music phone that's a super messaging phone too? It seems like an idea whose time has come. After all, a lot of the same people who love messaging are also into having their music with them at all times. The Samsung Blast supports 5, count 'em, five kinds of messaging. They are text, instant, picture, video and email. But what really makes this a messaging monster is the special 2-character-per-key QWERTY keypad. This is a slider phone, so all you have to do is push up the front of the phone and your keypad appears. Stow it easily when you just want to listen to tunes or wait for a call.

The music part of the Samsung Blast is an MP3 player that supports MP3 and WMA files. You'll be able to store more tunes on removable memory cards if you fill up the built-in memory. The extra memory capacity also comes in handy if you like to take a lot of pictures. You probably will with the built-in 1.3 megapixel digital camera.

Oh, yes, this phone is also for talking. As a cell phone on the T-Mobile Wireless network, it supports the popular myFaves service. The black and red Blast looks cool held up to your ear, but you also have the option to go hands-free with a wireless Bluetooth headset or speakerphone. This is advanced Bluetooth that will also stream stereo music to and from compatible A2DP Bluetooth devices at home or in the car.

Does this phone sound like the one you've been waiting for? If so, you can get it free after rebate for a limited time when you order your Samsung Blast with T-Mobile wireless service through our online store. Order a family plan and get TWO blast phones at a special deal.

If you are looking for a great deal on a cell phone with service from the major carriers, you'll find a huge selection and the daily specials at Cell Phone Plans Finder.

Thursday, March 22, 2007

Nokia 5300 XpressMusic Slider

The latest in multimedia cell phones is the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic for T-Mobile Wireless. As you might guess from the name, the XpressMusic is all about music, as well as conversations. In fact, once you start carrying your Nokia 5300 you may wonder just what you need your old MP3 player for.

The Nokia 5300 is a slider phone. It closes to a compact package when you're just carrying it or enjoying your tunes. Need to make a call? Simple. Just slide down the keyboard and punch in the number you want to call. When you're done with your call, slide the keys back in and they disappear.

So why is this a hot music phone? The first reason is that it has significant memory to store a lot of tunes. The XpressMusic comes with a 1GB microSD Memory Card included. Many music phones now use similar plug-in cards, but you have to buy them extra. The Nokia 5300 comes with everything you need. The stereo headset is also included. So is a USB cable so you can transfer music from your PC to your phone. Streaming Bluetooth capability lets you stream your music to A2DP compatible Bluetooth devices, such as wireless stereo headphones or a home stereo system.

The Nokia 5300 XpressMusic is also an FM stereo radio. You have a choice in music. You can listen to the MP3s you've downloaded or use your phone as a radio to tune in your favorite stations. The included stereo headset doubles as an antenna.

The multimedia capabilities of this phone go beyond music. The main color display offers 320 x 240 pixels of high resolution display. That's perfect for viewing the high resolution pictures you'll take with the 1.3 Megapixel digital camera. It includes 8x digital zoom and a self-timer. The quality of these pictures is good enough to print, but you can also share them electronically with your friends by using multimedia messaging. When still photos aren't enough to tell the story, switch to camcorder mode and take short videos at 15 frames per second.

We also have a complete selection of music phones and music downloads. Check them out now at Tune Cell.