The Samsung Propel Pro offers a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and fairly standard feature list. Available from AT&T in the US. Samsung Propel Pro Features: Display – 2.55 inch, 320 x 320 pixels, TFT, 65K colors Input – QWERTY keyboard, trackball Camera 3 MP, 2048 x 1536 pixels, autofocus Video –Yes Video Calling (second camera) – Yes, ... Read this cell phone review
The Samsung Smooth has a full list of messaging options including Text and Picture Messaging, a VGA camera, Bluetooth and other features for a wide range of cell phone users. Other than that it's a fairly basic entry level clamshell phone. Samsung Smooth Features: Display – 1.9” 128 x ... Read this cell phone review
The BlackBerry Storm is the first touchscreen Blackberry and first device without a physical keyboard. It features a touchscreen which reacts physically like a button using the patented Surepress technology. Features include: Wireless email Organizer Browser Phone Camera (3.2 MP) Video Recording BlackBerry® Maps Media Player Built-in GPS Corporate data access SMS MMS SurePress™ touch screen On screen keyboard: portrait SureType® and Multi-tap, QWERTY landscape High resolution 480 x ... Read this cell phone review
The LG Rumor gets updated with the Rumor2. Still no 3G connectivity or Wi-Fi but this slide-out QWERTY phone fearures data connectivity, email and GPS. Unfortunately, the battery life is fairly meager and it's generally limited all around. LG Rumor2 Features: Display – 2.0″ 240 x ... Read this cell phone review
Sanyo made the SCP-2700 for those who really love to send text messages. It's wider than a standard mobile but offers a full QWERTY keyboard and a wide screen for easy reading and typing. There's no 3G in the phone and it's got a short features list. Sanyo SCP-2700 Features: Display – ... Read this cell phone review
