Asking for advice on cell phones

Tek7

Tek7

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My wife and I are eligible to get new phones with AT&T. (We're only sticking with AT&T because my parents, who live about 200 miles away, are also on AT&T.) None of the phones are an obvious "best choice," so I've narrowed it down to the following:
I'm currently leaning toward the Samsung A737, but only because I've read multiple reports that the Nokia 6555 has terrible battery life. (I currently have the Nokia 6102i and I love the features of Nokia PC Suite, especially the ability to install free applications and games.)

Thoughts?
 
I'm not with AT&T, but the LG I got through Verizon is awesome. It's the stock phone for them I think now, but it works great. So much better than my old Nokia's and Moto's
 
Tek7 said:
My wife and I are eligible to get new phones with AT&T. (We're only sticking with AT&T because my parents, who live about 200 miles away, are also on AT&T.) None of the phones are an obvious "best choice," so I've narrowed it down to the following:
I'm currently leaning toward the Samsung A737, but only because I've read multiple reports that the Nokia 6555 has terrible battery life. (I currently have the Nokia 6102i and I love the features of Nokia PC Suite, especially the ability to install free applications and games.)

Thoughts?
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lg..garbage. I ahve one of those and my FIL has one..terrible phones.
The nokia is decnet. The others will serve you well..:)
 
www.cnet.com is the best place for reviews.

I've had very good luck with LG, so that's what I would tend to lean toward. But everyone has different success with each company...
 
I have had a 'few' cell phones, a lot of them were Nokia (which I never really had a problem with).
 
i really only buy nokia... then again i buy trade and sell >.>
 
My wife and I decided to get the Samsung A737.

It's a decent little phone. Now it's time to order two microSD cards, a data cable, and a car charger.

It turns out that NO phones at AT&T feature voice commands since the company introduced the $4.99/mo. "voice dialing" feature.

Weaksauce.

I've forbidden my parents from renewing their contract with AT&T in hopes that we can all move to a better cell phone service provider in 2 years.
 
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