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Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 – Bell Mobility Smartphone Review

Friday, September 23rd, 2011

Samsung has been on a roll recently, and due to its Android successes it’s quickly become the world’s second largest smartphone maker.  Bell Mobility’s Samsung Galaxy S2 (i9100) shows why Samsung may eventually surpass Apple and become the worlds #1. (more…)

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Bell Mobility Phone Rewiew – Bell Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant i9000

Tuesday, August 9th, 2011

Galaxy S has been a runaway success for Samsung all over the world, and the Bell Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant version of it has proven very successful in Canada as well. (more…)

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Bell Mobility HTC Incredible S Is Now Available for Purchase

Tuesday, April 5th, 2011

Yesterday, Bell Mobility started selling the HTC Incredible S with Android, so the rumor we talked about last time was true after all. The phone is suited for both regular users but also professionals who need a phone with a fast Internet connection. The Bell Mobility HTC Incredible S can go up to 14.4 Mbps, but it also has other features you may want in your phone. (more…)

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Samsung Nexus S Is Coming to Bell Mobility

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

The second Google phone after Nexus One, is the (Samsung) Nexus S, and it will soon be available on Bell Mobility network. Although it’s not a dramatic improvement over the previous Android phones, like Nexus One was, Nexus S is still one of the best Android phones out there, because it also comes with the latest and greatest Android versions – Gingerbread. (more…)

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Bell Mobility LG Shine 8700 for Sale

Friday, November 26th, 2010

Bell Mobility LG Shine 8700 for Sale

$87

The Bell LG Shine 8700 handset delivers the best in mobile features. Inside is an MP3 player, microSD, Camera with zoom, and Bluetooth connectivity -  and satellite radio using the High Speed Mobile Network.
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Bell Mobility Samsung i8000 Omnia II

Thursday, October 7th, 2010

Bell Mobility Samsung i8000 Omnia II

$197

Bell Mobility Samsung i8000 Omnia II provides AMOLED Touchscreen, multimedia features, fast text messaging, bluetooth, highspeed data access, and Wi-Fi in a very sexy design.
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Bell Mobility LG Reveal for Sale

Monday, October 4th, 2010

Bell Mobility LG Reveal

grab&go $67

This compact LG Reveal for Bell Mobility is as unique as it is feature-rich. Flip it open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard for fast and easy text messaging, or enjoy the convenience of stereo Bluetooth wireless connectivity. It’s also home to a 2MP camera and an integrated MP3 player with up to 8GB expandable memory..
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Bell Mobility Samsung i910 Omnia

Monday, October 4th, 2010

Bell Mobility Samsung i910 Omnia I

$127

Samsung i910 Omnia for Bell Mobility has a customizable 3.2” touchscreen menu with drag and drop widgets, enabled by Samsung TouchWiz™ technology
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Samsung M500 Bell Mobility Cell Phone (White)

Sunday, May 23rd, 2010

The M500 cell phone for Bell Mobility offers you all of the features of more expensive phones in an affordable package.

Highlights:

- Bluetooth

- 1.3 MP Camera and Video recorder

- Speakerphone

- MicroSD card slot to add memory for music and videos

- Text Messaging (more…)

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Review of the Samsung A640 for Bell Mobility

Monday, May 18th, 2009

At first glance, the Samsung A640 flip phone is a classic black and bold phone. It has a sleek, slim design that will fit your palm and your pocket with ease. It displays the time and date in cool blue on its sleek, glossy exterior.

A closer look will tell you more: the features of this phone are as good as you can get.

The Samsung A640’s most appealing features—and some of the features most highly rated by users—are its crystal-clear voice quality and its speakerphones. These are firsts in a flip phone. In addition, the VGA camera in the A640 boasts a flash, digital zoom, a self-timer, and brightness control, all of which enable you to take good—even if not the best—pictures. And the A640 also comes with Bluetooth® wireless connectivity that enables you to connect with compatible PCs and hands-free systems.

The Samsung A640 flip phone gets its multimedia options right, too, with its ability to play videos and 3-D games. While you are speaking on the phone, you can run applications, as well.

Another appealing feature of the Samsung A640 is voice-activated dialling. This function works so well that you can blindly trust the A640 to automatically browse through your phonebook, select the number, and dial it for you at the very moment you are voicing the phone entry name or number. At times, voice-activated dialling performs even better than speed dialling.

The flip side of the Samsung A640 flip phone is that while you can watch your favourite videos, you cannot video-capture your favourite moments. Also, while the VGA camera takes good pictures, it does not come with an essential memory slot expansion.

In addition, a common complaint with the Samsung A640 has been its poor battery performance. The A640 must be charged on a daily basis. While the specifications guarantee a battery life of three hours, the A640 quickly runs out of battery life, even with basic calling activities, not to mention the use of applications and camera. While a portable car charger can help keep the battery charged, the short battery life is one area in which the A640 has not scored well.

And, overall, while the Samsung A640 offers the features of a high-end phone, such as Bluetooth connectivity, a VGA camera, and multimedia options, it does only a moderately good job on the quality of these features.

But despite these drawbacks, the Samsung A640 gets the basic phone function right: crystal clear voice communication. The voice clarity and voice quality of the A640 flip phone stand out as its best features. Because of its relatively low price and stylish looks, this phone has found favour primarily with younger users.

Most users agree: The Samsung A640 is worth the buck. Its stylish futuristic look and its high-end-phone features make it a worthwhile purchase.
We predict that the Samsung A640 is a phone you will enjoy using because it functions well and is a stylish phone you will enjoy showing off!

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