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The good: The Motorola Cliq has a great design with a brilliant display and easy-to-use controls and keyboard. Its feature set is rich and functional, and Motorola made some welcome improvements and user interface tweaks. The bad: The Motorola Cliq lacks a file manager, a camera flash, and some...

Take a look at this review of Verizon phones by CNET: http://reviews.cnet.com/best-verizon-wireless-phones/

Take a look at this review of Verizon phones by CNET: http://reviews.cnet.com/best-verizon-wireless-phones/

You really need to do your homework on this one as these phones have very different features. For example, the G1 will not tether your laptop to the internet where the Sidekick will. You really need to look at the specs to see which phone is right for you with what you're going to be doing...

HTC touch diamond 2. I've got the Touch Pro and wouldn't give it up for anything. HTC is just a great phone at a great price.

I have both, an AT&T phone and a Sprint Phone. My AT&T service is better than my Sprint Service due to the coverage area. I've had service with T-Mobile at a great price but the coverage was very poor. I made the decision to pay more money for better coverage. And, I'm glad I did. No more...

Just buy one that is professionally unlocked on eBay. Much easier! And, less expensive.

The software costs $7 and supports the Motorola Droid http://www.futuredial.com/en/fdsse.html

No, you cannot. Net 10 phones use Proprietary software and must have this software installed on the phone from the factory before it can be used on the Net-10 system. Net 10 has a rather clever method of ensuring that their SIM cards cannot be used in a GSM phone that is not branded to Net10...

Contact your service provider and ask for Tech Support. They can override any settings your phone has previously set for the system. They can also walk you through how to restore factory default settings for your phone.

Contact your service provider and ask for Tech Support. They can walk you through it over the phone.

eBay http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m38.l1313&_nkw=Boost+Mobile+Blackberry+8330&_sacat=See-All-Categories

Call Telus by dialling *611 on your TELUS mobile phone and ask.

People who purchase more expensive phones are more likely to pay their cell phone bill than those people who are given a free phone. Tellus is sending a clear message that they don't want to deal with deadbeats as clients any longer.

People who purchase more expensive phones are more likely to pay their cell phone bill than those people who are given a free phone. Tellus is sending a clear message that they don't want to deal with deadbeats as clients any longer.

People who purchase more expensive phones are more likely to pay their cell phone bill than those people who are given a free phone. Tellus is sending a clear message that they don't want to deal with deadbeats as clients any longer.

This download may correct it: http://www.google.com/mobile/youtube/

Blackberry phones connect to the system differently than other phones. Specifically, when a service provider activates a Blackberry phone, they must provide service on the Blackberry (RIM) network for it to work properly. Boost Mobile has an Unlimited Blackberry plan. You will need to...

Here's the software: http://www.wm6software.net/multimedia/youtube_player.html Download the file on your PC first, it's a zip. Then extract the zip, it'll extract a cab. upload this cab onto your phone, then run it. It'll install.

The phone supports 3G and EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps. A 3G indicator will appear in the upper part of the screen automatically if working properly. If it does not, it may be a software problem (this is a known problem), Take it to a AT&T retail store and have them re-download the software...