Best Cellular Phones 2012

There are so many cellular phones on the market currently with new models being released every day. While it's great to have such a wide selection of features and price points . It is difficult to determine which are the best phones based on actual customer experience.

Fortunately Amazon has listed the top 10 cellular phones for 2012 based entirely on customer feedback, which makes it easy to identify the best rated phones and single out the model and plan that best suits your specific needs.

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Opened In 2011 Best Top Phones

Many consumers are looking to buy a new phone or upgrade from an existing phone, prefer the flexibility of an unlocked phone offers phone and have never been better in this market.

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Top rated mobile phones released in 2011 are listed below are offered through Amazon and assessments are based on a review of the phones purchased and is updated every hour, so I'm sure it will be able to find the perfect phone for their needs through the examination of 10, reading the comments and select the phone that is perfect for you.

Top rated unlocked cell phones are updated hourly to reflect the top rated cell phones unlocked.

T-Mobile announces Samsung Gravity TXT

T-Mobile announced a new messaging phone today called the Samsung Gravity TXT. It looks like a successor to the Samsung Gravity 3, with the same slider-QWERTY form factor. Features are fairly basic, and include a 2-megapixel camera, GPS, 3G, support for Microsoft ActiveSync in e-mail, and Bluetooth.

Read more: http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-20096710-85/t-mobile-announces-samsung-gravity-txt/#ixzz1W1CA7bDc

Sprint to offer BlackBerry Curve 9350 Sept. 9 for $80

Well, that was quick. Earlier this morning, RIM introduced its new BlackBerry Curve and now, the entry-level smartphone has its first U.S. carrier.

Sprint just announced that it will offer the BlackBerry Curve 9350 starting September 9 for $79.99 with a two-year contract and after a $50 mail-in rebate, while Sprint business customers may qualify to get the handset for $49.99 on a business account.

The Curve 9350 is a CDMA-only device, so you won't get world-roaming capabilities, but the BlackBerry OS 7 smartphone does offer a 2.44-inch, 480x360-pixel display, an 800MHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera, 512MB RAM and a preinstalled 2GB microSD card. The handset also offers NFC and BlackBerry Bridge support if you own a PlayBook.

In addition to the Curve, Sprint also offers the new BlackBerry Torch 9850 for $149.99 on contract and BlackBerry Bold 9930 for $249.99 on contract, though you can save $50 by purchasing the phone online.

Read more: http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-20095966-85/sprint-to-offer-blackberry-curve-9350-sept-9-for-$80/#ixzz1VweoL0qf