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ChesterRevolver
efff the iPhone peep this

Ever since I was little, I've always wanted a J phone. They are so advanced in feature, and i love the design .. and we might get one .

=]

anyone else like sexyyy phones .
Boogie-Monster
If you do enough searching you can find international phones that will work here if your service uses sim cards. Shit will cost you a grip though since all international phones are unlocked. I had a friend that paid around 300-400 for a Nokia phone they don't carry here in the states, and it's a lot nicer than all the typical stuff they got here.

www.gsmarena.com has reviews some cool phones and even previews upcoming ones. They don't sell them on that site though.
Da1nonlyjon
it looks like a DIGITAL CAMERA by The SCALE DRAWING..

very very sexy.. sly.gif
ChesterRevolver
^ yeah i know, i love it (p.s. i love chowder and girr)
Just_Dream
QUOTE(Boogie-Monster @ Aug 26 2008, 09:04 PM) *
If you do enough searching you can find international phones that will work here if your service uses sim cards. Shit will cost you a grip though since all international phones are unlocked. I had a friend that paid around 300-400 for a Nokia phone they don't carry here in the states, and it's a lot nicer than all the typical stuff they got here.

Well some international phones might not be unlocked, which yourself or pay to get it unlocked. D: But they're so much better than the crap that are sold through at&t and t-mobile.
Aberisk
I like korean phones better [sorry Im very nationalistic:]]
SharperMyspace
QUOTE(Boogie-Monster @ Aug 26 2008, 11:04 PM) *
If you do enough searching you can find international phones that will work here if your service uses sim cards. Shit will cost you a grip though since all international phones are unlocked. I had a friend that paid around 300-400 for a Nokia phone they don't carry here in the states, and it's a lot nicer than all the typical stuff they got here.

www.gsmarena.com has reviews some cool phones and even previews upcoming ones. They don't sell them on that site though.

My dad bought a Motorola Ming, which is only avalible in China. It has some crazy features, such as business card reader. You take a picture of a business card and it adds all the details as a new contact. You just need to buy it unlocked, and then put in your sim card.
misoshiru
QUOTE(Just_Dream @ Aug 28 2008, 12:54 PM) *
Well some international phones might not be unlocked, which yourself or pay to get it unlocked. D: But they're so much better than the crap that are sold through at&t and t-mobile.

bb, all international phones are unlocked. haha. whistling.gif
Hedonism
QUOTE(Da1nonlyjon @ Aug 27 2008, 12:05 AM) *
it looks like a DIGITAL CAMERA by The SCALE DRAWING..

very very sexy.. sly.gif

That manufacturer originally made cameras.
I have one.
fameONE
DoCoMo > AU > Softbank.

True story.

Softbank has a very large collection of 3G phones than can be unlocked and used worldwide, but their collection is far from impressive.

AU phones look cool, but that's about it. They're often bulky and just all around awkward. The service scores points because of the intimidating network coverage.

And then there's DoCoMo. The phones are dope, the service is reliable and the plans are reasonable. They have 3G phones, and phones that are just way ahead of anything in the states.

I miss Japan. sad.gif
Just_Dream
QUOTE(misoshiru @ Sep 2 2008, 05:12 PM) *
bb, all international phones are unlocked. haha. whistling.gif

Really? :O Aw man, I want my sony ericsson, but it's not released yet. :[ SE w902!


As for korean phones, SkyliteX, if you're talking about Samsung/Anycall, damn their phones went downhill (judging from what I see on GSMArena).
misoshiru
but they may not work within the US because the technology used in the phones is way superior than what the US has now.
turkishdog
I have a J-Phone. (:

You can actually get this international phone thing with the phones in Japan so you can use it in the states. Only bad thing is that it's expensive.
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