Review

Ok, so this video is a quick review of the T-Mobile LG G2X but also to let you know you can get the G2X cheap of the web and just put a Straight Talk Sim card in... as they do sell Sim cards now. Also Simple Mobile sells Sim cards that use the T-Mobile network, with a plan that is $40 for Unlimited everything (3G) so just a heads up for those who can’t wait.

The LG 235C is another little phone that is coming out from Tracfone soon. This phone is very much like the LG 231C that was released a few years ago. Though this phone may not excite many people that crave smartphone news; this will still be a great phone for someone after a simple phone with good battery life. The Standby time is 12.5 days, which is something that may really appeal to someone who forgets to charge regularly. Anyway, Tracfone still leads the way with basic phones. Price will be $10 to $20.

For most people this phone to get outright at $249 might be hard to afford, but if you can muster the cash, this phone sure is with every penny. I really don’t think anyone could have guessed that this phone would be coming out on Straight Talk & Net10 on the $45 unlimited plan. This phone is big, solid and powerful. I mean you can't expect anything more really for the price. Next thing Samsung Galaxy S II will be on Straight Talk. Anyway, the phone is really nice… exactly the same as the G2X that came out on T-Mobile last year, and nothing has been skipped. It has the same FCC ID. We already knew this but just to confirm the phone is using T-Mobile’s network... Which officially means Straight Talk has used every major network. The 8 MegaPixel camera on this phone is good during the day, but night shots with the LED flash are not good.

The AT&T U2800A is a base model cell phone that you can get for around the $20 mark. This phone is suited to someone who wants a really basic phone for making phone calls or texting. For someone who is on vacation, and they want a phone that they don’t really care about so much, or will have lesser chance of being stolen then this phone is the way to go. The AT&T U2800A is made by Huawei and is one of the cheapest phones that you can get on the AT& GoPhone prepaid network. This phone is 3G, but it will be a hard to take advantage of the 3G speeds given the phone only has a basic WAP browser that was great on cell phones two years ago. This phone has not got a Camera or a memory card slot. All in all, it is a $20 cell phone.

This is a pretty cool tablet that pretty much is everything you are looking for in a tablet for around the $400 mark and does everything the iPad does and more. So it is hard to know where to start with this device it's just such a cool device to have, and it really does look like an iPad, there is no denying that. It is just like a laptop but with great battery life, I know for some people it is hard to get away from using a mouse and keyboard and because of this you can buy keyboard docks for this tablet, and if you don’t want to fork out $70 for one of these you can always use a generic Bluetooth keyboard or mouse because there are still some websites that are a little hard to use on a tablet due to the fact that they are not designed for it. In fact, we have been working to make Wontek.com work a bit better on tablet devices seeing they are quickly taking over as devices for Internet usage. I don’t really want to crap on the specs too much as I know people really don’t give a crap they want to know if it is usable or not, and whether it is a quality product or not, and this is a classy product that does all that. It really doesn’t matter who you are when you use this thing, there are apps and other things that you will just love using on this tablet. The screen is really responsive, and has amazing battery life, something like a smart phone, but even with a heavy use you probably can get away with only charging the Galaxy 10.1 once every few days. Go out and have a look at a demo model at your local electronic store you will be pressed to find a reason not to get one for yourself... well done Samsung!

I must say this AT&T Fusion (also known as the Huawei U8652) is a very impressive phone for the price. Huawei is really doing a good job with keeping up with bigger Android phones at an affordable rate, and because this phone only really just came out I think we can expect to see a price in the next few months and this thing will go like a wild fire. This phone is very light even with the battery installed, but doesn’t appear to lack any features. This phone has a Qualcomm 600Mhz CPU which seems to do some pretty fast processing consisdering it is not the fastest CPU in the Smartphone world. The 3.2MP camera is ok, doesn’t really look like the photos are the best quality (view the attached photo below left). Check the video above for more of a look at this cool slim Android phone.

Included Battery Lithium-ion Size 4.8 x 2.5 x 0.4 Standby time Up to 8 days Talk time Up to 5 hours Weight 3.9 (ounces) Included Accessories: AC Adapter Battery Features: 3G/Wi-Fi Connectivity 5 Home Screens 5 MP Camera/Video Recorder Alarm Clock Android GingerBread 2.3 Bluetooth Call Waiting Caller ID E-mail GPS Enabled Gravity Sensor/Tilt and Shake HAC Compatible Handsfree Speaker Instant Messaging MP-3 Player Multitasking Touch Screen Voice Dialing Voicemail

After reviewing the Samsung Exhibit II from T-Mobile, there is a sense that competition is heating up with the paid providers. The fact the phone is a 4G capable phone has put at the front of the line in terms of prepaid phones under $200. Why other phone reviewers continue to push rip-off plans where you end up pay six times the amount than you can get it for on T-Mobile prepaid is just crazy. The camera on this phone is really sweet, and as you can see from the photo that Sarah has taken below, this phone if anything makes a great Camera... but of course, it is way more than that! This is a really decent and easy to use Smartphone, ok so the T-Mobile plans are not going to suit everyone but if you're already with T-Mobile and using an older phone… just stick your Sim-card in, and you’re away.