Mobile Phone Haven

The Nokia Surge packs a lot of features for its young targeted customers. The phone offers a full HTML browser with Flash Lite support, 3G support, GPS, and access to social networking sites. All at an affordable price of 79.99 with a 2 year agreement.

Even though the phone packs some punch you’ll notice a few design flaws. For one, the phone doesn’t seem to be made of the best quality and two, you can’t dial numbers without opening the keyboard.

Overall, for the price you can’t complain, or can you? Go to a store and check it out for yourself.

Specifications:
OS provided: Symbian S60 3.2
Talk time: 240 min

The LG Incite is and exclusive AT&T touch screen smartphone. With the Incite you get both simultaneous voice and data access on the a fast 3G network. It comes with integrated GPS for AT&T Navigator and Wi-Fi capabilities to access thousands of AT&T hotspots nationwide. Windows Mobile® 6.1, gives you a full multi-tasking operating system and access to your Microsoft Outlook and other mailbox contacts, calendars, and tasks.
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Seth Porges over at Popular Mechanics wrote an interesting article discussing Google’s G1 and Apple’s iPhone. It discusses the pros and cons of each device.

If Google wants to dominate the mobile market, it will have to prove that it can out-do Apple’s iPhone, the market leader when it comes to function, style and usability. While many of the G1’s features are direct responses to iPhone shortcomings, there are still many aspects in which the iPhone will remain dominant. Here are five ways the G1 beats the iPhone, and five ways it doesn’t… yet.

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I’m reminding those lucky few that live close enough to one of the five AT&T stores that are getting a Microsoft Surface installed, that yesterday was the day. So go visit a store and fill me in. I’m obviously not in one of the lucky areas. Locations posted after the jump. {Gadgetell}

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AT&T and Sierra Wireless announced a month ago the release of the AT&T USBConnect 881, a new wireless USB data device that is the first to have AT&T Communication Manager software pre-loaded. The AT&T USBConnect 881 automatically installs AT&T Communication Manager when first used with Microsoft Windows Vista, XP and 2000 notebooks1. This eliminates the need for an installation CD to provide a plug-and-play experience for most users.

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AT&T and LG bring us Trax, a sleek clamshell device that is equipped with state of the art mobile technology. The device will feature 3G HSDPA data speeds and stereo Bluetooth functionality. The unit is MobiTV and XM Radio Mobile capable. Equipped with AT&T Mobile Music you can rest assure you’ll always have the hits at your finger tips.

Additional features:

-AT&T’s Video Share service (which launched in July)
-1.3 megapixel camera
-Trax (offers in-camera photo editing)

The trax by LG will be available in select AT&T retail stores and online beginning Aug. 14 for $129.99 after a mail-in-rebate and a two-year service agreement.

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