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Here is a quick look at the phones with the best smartphone ratings of 2008. Performance, functionality, productivity, user friendliness, size, and value all matter. Some of the big names in this industry include Blackberry, Nokia, HTC, Apple, and Palm, and they regularly are coming with new smartphones and upgrades for existing ones. And the top ones for 2008 included many of these names, but in the end, as with anything, a smartphone is only as good as the needs it serves. So, you need to decide what your needs are and find the phone that best meets your needs.

 

Smartphone Ratings: The Best Smart Phones Reviewed

  1. RIM Blackberry Bold - This one does not disappoint. The awesome display, great tools, and multimedia performance are top of the line. This is one of the best of the best.
  2. Nokia E71 - The slim, cool design coupled with great functionality make this one of the best smart phones to date.
  3. Samsung Omnia - A user friendly, touch-screen smart phone with fast performance make this a great pick.
  4. Apple iPhone 3G - Faster networking, GPS, iPod, functionality, and more make this an excellent choice for anyone.
  5. AT&T Tilt - A first-rate windows media phone, with fantastic business functionality, and more make this one of the best smart phones on the market.
  6. HTC Touch Pro - Offering both touch and a slide-out keyboard, great display, and functionality make this a one of the top smart phones.
  7. Palm Centro - Slim size, user friendliness, great features, and lower price make this a great choice for Sprint users.

 

 

There you have it, seven of the best smart phones with the highest smartphone ratings you can find today. Most of these phones translate to both business and personal use. And each one will benefit you by saving you time, helping you organize your busy lifestyle, and providing on demand multimedia options wherever you are.

 

So what distinguishes the best smart phones from the rest? Well, in a word - functionality. People want a smartphone with lots of functions. What kind functionality should you expect the top smart phones to have? Well, the best smart phones offer you easy personal/professional organizer capabilities, e-mail , a QWERTY keyboard or touch screen (or both), D-pads, cameras, multimedia software for playing music, browsing pictures and videos, and web access, GPS, Wi-Fi, TV, high-speed data transfer, and more. The phones with the top smartphone ratings on the market today can almost replace laptops for business or personal use (almost). The functionality really is incredible!

 

For a closer look at the phones reviewed above, including video overviews of the functions of each, and even more reviews click on the link below.

 

 

Matt Gray
http://www.articlesbase.com/cell-phones-articles/smartphone-ratings-best-smart-phones-reviewed-747003.html

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Using a ‘VoIP’ phone service is a good way of lowering the phone bill. It gets even more cheaper if you can use it with your computer or mobile.Let’s take the example of ‘Skype’, a downloadable Voip service and see how it can be used.

 As a ‘VoIP’ service Skype offers free: software, audio and video calls on the network and text messaging. Skype can also be used to call people on their land line and mobile numbers. Here are some its features and drawbacks.

Software Compatibility: It has great compatibility. You can use it with Mac, Linux, Windows, mobiles, ‘WiFi’ phones, cordless phones and I Phone. If you can’t leave your computer on to recieve calls, you can buy a stand alone phone with Skype in it and connect it with your internet connection.

Voice mail: Read your messages from anywhere in the world, store and listen later, personalize greeting messages.  

Audio and Video Calls: With this feature, you can call your family, friends or business on the network for free. Similarly, it will not cost you anything to make video calls to people sharing the ’Skype’ network. 

Outside Network Calls: For 2.95$/ month you can call within U.S and Canada and for 5.95$/ month you can select a country and make calls to your contacts over there. A world wide plan is also available for 12.95$/ month. Currently they are running a special promotion on 3 or 12 month subscriptions which gives you three months of service in the price of two.

Text Messages: You can type your text message using your keyboard and send the message through your ‘VoIP’ network, showing your own mobile number.  

Personal Online Number: This feature is very useful if you have friends and family who do not use the same network. They can call you from their land-line or mobile and only pay their standard call rates. For example, your mother lives in Auckland and you are traveling to Melbourne. You could get a number that is connected to the network. So, when your mother calls you she only pays for the standard call charges.  

Call Forwarding: You can receive your calls when you are offline and direct incoming calls to ring on your mobile or phone. If your friend is offline but has activated call forwarding you can reach them when they are away from their computer.  

Long Distance Calling: You can call world wide to many countries or choose a specific country and call there with the ‘Skype’ packages.  

Note: You can make calls via Skype with the in-built speakers and microphones found on most computers but a headset will give much better audio quality.

Drawbacks  

A product like ’Skype’ is competition for AT&T. So, ‘iPhone’ users cannot use the Skype service on high-speed 3G wireless network of ‘AT&T’ ; they can use the ‘Skype’ service only at ‘Wi-Fi’ hot spots.

To my knowledge, customer support staff is not a plus point of Skype. You cannot transfer your existing number to the network, but you can get a new number in your area code (it may take more than one try). 911 is not available with Skype.

Sal Virk
http://www.articlesbase.com/voip-articles/broadband-ip-phone-how-to-use-voip-on-your-computer-and-mobile-904237.html

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En el numero de Febrero, la revista Money escribe que es lo que la gente estaría y no estaría dispuesta a sacrificar como un gasto menos en momentos de crisis. Esto es lo que no quieren dejar de gastar:

  • 48% Membrecías de Gimnasio
  • 41% Comer en la calle
  • 35% Carro Extra
  • 30% Cable
  • 20% Vinos Caros y Licor

He aquí lo que pienso de estas escogencias
Membrecías de Gimnasio. Tal vez porque estamos a principios de año y la gente se puso como meta bajar de peso. Esperaba más gente descartando este gasto. Yo lo hubiera hecho, como lo escribí en mi eBook.


Comer en la Calle. De nuevo, pensé que iba a estar en el tope de la lista de cosas a sacrificar.

Carro Extra. ¿Significa que yo tengo 2 carros? ¿O que en la casa hay 2 carros y tengo que sacrificar uno? Actualmente pensando en ello.

Cable: Pensé que más gente iba a dejar los canales Premium del Cable. Pero con otras alternativas de entretenimiento mucho más caras, como conciertos, o DVD’s, puede que sea el
pensamiento de las personas para no dejar este gasto.

Vinos Caros y Licor: Tal vez para “olvidar” el impacto de la crisis ;) Hablando en serio, otro que no entendí. Este lo veo como un gasto fácil de cortar. ¿Por qué comprar un vino de 50 dólares si no conozco de vinos? ¿A quién quiero impresionar? A mí me sabe igual un vino de 10$ a uno de 100$.

Ahora bien, ésta es la lista de cosas que las personas estarían dispuestas a dejar de gastar en
ellas:

  • 89% Nuevos aparatos electrónicos
  • 87% Eventos Deportivos
  • 83% Grandes Vacaciones
  • 80% Ropas Caras
  • 73% Eventos Culturales

Debo admitir que me quería comprar ciertos “aparatitos” como el PSP3, un BOSE Home Theater y un iPhone, pero están en la lista de posibles; y ahorro para comprármelos en una cuenta especial que llamo “deseos”. El resto son cosas que no practico, a excepción de las vacaciones que hago a Venezuela todos los años.

El mayor corte que estamos haciendo mi esposa y yo es salir a comer en la calle: solo 2 veces al mes, ahorro de 200$/mes con respecto a lo gastado en 2008. ¿Qué estás sacrificando tu?

Antonio Cuauro
http://www.articlesbase.com/finanzas-articles/qu-es-lo-que-la-gente-est-o-no-dispuesta-a-sacrificar-en-tiempos-de-crisis-747534.html

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