Cell Phone Reviews: a database creted from feedback of users. Conusmers can add their review in order to help perspective consumers make a smart choice when comes to purchasing expansive cell phones. Note: many websites are required users to register first in order to add a review of a cell phone. example:www.yodaphone.com
Those kind of website are usualy not selling anythign but only offere free, indepandent reviews of wireless phones.

examples:

Samsung Soulb 9mm Candybar Phone Announced-
Korean electronics giant Samsung today announced the launch of Soulb, a candy-bar version of its Soul (or Spirit of Ultra) handset. Covered in an elegant metallic body, softly brushed with a hairline pattern, the Soulb's minimalistic design measures a mere 9.9mm thin. The Soulb is equipped with features such as an embedded 3.0-megapixel camera with Power LED, office document viewer and editor, full-speed Internet browser and Bluetooth 2.0. Entertainment features such as a music player, video..

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Released for T-Mobile
T-Mobile today announced the availability of the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone, offering an enhanced music experience with external music controls, stereo Bluetooth connectivity, wired stereo headsets, a USB cable for side-loading music and a memory card. The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic offers up to 18 hours of music playback, with memory for up to 3,000 songs on an optional 4 GB microSD card. The handheld also comes preloaded with two exclusive new hits - one from rock sensation Panic! At The Disc

Apple Seeks Patent for Solar-Powered Mobile Devices
Solar-powered Apple devices may be on the horizon, according to patent filings by the Cupertino-based company. The patent suggests that Apple may contemplate integrating a layer of solar cells underneath a device's liquid crystal display, possibly used in iPhones, iPods or MacBooks. Apple products, such as the iPhone, have screens that are exceptionally large for portable devices. According to the patent, the solar panel would be stacked behind the LCD display, absorbing light rays that pass

Review of Samsung Glyde
What’s Good: Touchscreen and Full QWERTY Keyboard in Compact Body; Clean Menus and “Croix” User Interface; 2MP Camera with Autofocus and Flash; GPS with VZ Navigator; Full HTML Browser; Good Sound Quality What’s Not Good: Touchscreen Can Be Difficult to Use, Especially Around Edges and Using Web Browser; Slightly Thick Profile; No D-Pad Bottom Line: Samsung shrunk the F700 down to a cool, compact size in making the Glyde. The slide-out QWERTY board is handy and surprisingly comfortable...