which cell phone is the best and why?

well nokia phones are the best for a couple of reason.

firstly they are very rugged.

secondly they have a very good battery life.

the screen size and display is optimum for the given resolution.

as new software versions come along the phones become really stable

the ability to change the entire outer body of the phone too is plus point. just think if the outer body breaks for some reason you won't like to carry a broken phone.

the speaker volume is comparatively loud (though not the loudest) yet it is more then what is usually required.

finally the speakers of other Mobile phones tend to loose their crispness and volume over a period of time for reasons unknown with nokia you would hardly find any difference between the volume even after 3 year.

the nseries phones have a good music player as well as good if not the best cameras.

apart from all this the n series supports a variety of features such as 3g, edge, bluetooth and anything else you can think of.

therefore in my opinion depending on you budget you should go for the following phone in the order

n73

n80

n93

and even you after this if you have more money to spend then go for a PDA from black berry or maybe an Imate dude

i tell you wat i personal like best,

i m usiing Model: Samsung BlackJack

Screen Size: 2.2 inch

Weight: 3.5 ounces

Description: The Samsung BlackJack is a slim Windows Mobile Smartphone with a built-in keyboard. It is currently available from Cingular Wireless and can access this carrier's 3G cellular-wireless network.

This is a GSM phone with support for the 2.5G standard EDGE. It also includes Bluetooth 2.0.

Why I like it so much? Because The BlackJack is the second UMTS/HSPDA-capable smart phone for Cingular (the first being the 8525).

It's geared for people seeking more productivity on the road, while the Cingular 8525 is better suited for the power user. While the BlackJack certainly rivals the Motorola Q and T-Mobile Dash with its sleek design, will it show a winning hand?

(A black jack reference, yes. How could I not?) It's hard to say. Since my unit was a pre-production model, I m holding off on a final call until we get the real thing.

That said, my initial impression are more positive than negative. There are design issues, but the BlackJack definitely delivers on its 3G capabilities.

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a free phone is the best phone, because it's free

Nokia. I have used it for years, it is reliable and lasts long.

the new t-mobile sidekick because all phones that look like the t-mobile are the s**t

NOkia is the best