Wirefly’s Top 10 Hottest Cell Phones for the Holiday Season
November, 19th - 4:45 pm ET | posted by Jeff in AT&T, Carrier News, Cell Phone Deals, Nextel, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless, Wireless Innovation
Holiday 2008 is gearing up to be the season of the Smartphone, touch screeen phone, music phone and other feature driven devices with converged technology, proving that being stylish is simply no longer enough. This holiday season’s real contenders fluidly merge form and function.
Boasting everything from 3G to MobileTV, streaming video, MP3 players, GPS, high-res cameras and beyond, get to know the 10 powerhouse cell phones that have already claimed their spots on Wirefly’s “Top 10 Hottest Selling Phones of the Holiday Season”…
10. Motorola Krave — As the world’s first touch cover flip phone, the Motorola Krave for Verizon Wireless includes a large main display with finger-touch technology, clear flip cover with touch surface, GPS, mobile TV, and 2-MP camera.
9. LG Shine – The AT&T LG Shine is a thin, high-end slider phone with a beautifully constructed metallic form, plenty of memory for your multimedia, and supports Video Share and voice-dialing.
8. Samsung Instinct – Sprint’s most popular touch screen phones, the Instinct features a large display, EVDO high-speed data, threaded messaging, and 2-MP camera with video capture.
7. Nokia 5610 XpressMusic — This sleek slider from T-Mobile sports external controls for navigating your music, and boasts a 3.2-MP camera with auto focus and video capture, and colorful hi-res screen.
6. LG enV2 — The LG enV2 from AT&T brings more style, less heft, and quicker data speeds than its predecessor. The face of the enV2 flips up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, and a large QVGA display.
5. BlackBerry Bold — The newest BlackBerry powerhouse for AT&T, the Bold delivers 3G data speeds, improves screen resolution by twofold. Throw in its 1 GB of built-in memory, WiFi, and GPS, and the Bold is one to be reckoned with.
4. Sony Ericsson TM506 — The TM506 is a well-designed flip phone with large buttons, GPS, music player, camera and full browser on T-Mobile’s 3G data network.
3. LG Rumor — The LG Rumor from Sprint remains the go to phone for heavy messaging. The candy bar design hides a full-size slide out QWERTY keyboard, as well as, a 1.3-MP camera and quality speakerphone.
2. Blackberry Curve 8330 — Verizon Wireless’ version of the BlackBerry Curve adds high-speed connectivity on EVDO networks, while retaining a 2-MP camera, GPS, push email, and memory card slot.
1. LG Vu — The AT&T LG Vu has dominated our best-seller list since its arrival. A sleek touch screen phone with high-speed data and expandable memory, the Vu is specifically tailored for live TV and Video Share services.
Whether you’re simply looking to move up in the cell phone world, or trying to find the perfect present for the technophile in your life without breaking the bank, one of these 10 phenomenal phones available at Wirefly should definitely fit the bill.
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I have a Bold and I love it…. but I wish there was a way to get my movies from my ITUNES to my Bold…. Any ideas?
Yeah I have an idea. If that phone has a memory card in it(I am sure that it does) you could have a way to transfer all f your info to your phone. Make sure that you computer has a card reader either built-in (most now-a-days do) or an external that can read SD (San Disk) memory cards (most phones use these cards some dont so check to make sure) you might need to use a San Disk card adapter in order to make this work (you can get these almost anywhere…Walmart, Circuit City, Best Buy etc.). Take your card out of your phone use the adapter (if you need it) plug it into the Card reader that’s attatched to your computer it should show up as a random mass storage device on you Mycomputer screen. Open it up make a New Folder name it whatever you like drag and drop your info and dump it onto the card (of course be aware of the size of the info your putting on your card). Plug it back into your phone and there you go your phone will assimlate it and you will have access to your things. Now note that this is the long way to do it…..if you can Sync your phone to your computer then you will not need to do all of this just plug your phone into your USB, Infrared, or Bluetooth and go to town. If you want further utilities you should be able to look up all of the new programs for your specific phone(have your info right or you might get the wrong info/programs for your phone.) I hope that this answers your questions and helps you out.