Motorola T720i

The Motorola T720i officially reaches its 7th birthday this quarter. Having been released in Q4 2002, it is now virtually completely obsolete but can still be seen in some films depicting the early 2000s. At the time of release it was a successor to the T720 phone, virtually of the same specification. --- the BASICS --- The T720i is a clamshell phone. It has 2 screens - 1 outer black and white screen and 1 inner colour screen. The phone supports basic mobile phone functions such as making and receiving calls, sending text messages in addition to more advanced but optional features such as MP3 player and a camera. --- USABILITY ...  Read the complete review

I have had my Motorola T720i for about six months now. I wanted a phone that had a flip front and a camera so I was pleased when I was offered it free with my monthly tariff upgrade. I got mine from O2 website but I have seen them available for all types of prices, from £50 - £180, all over the place. Ebay seems to be a good place to look! When it arrived my pleasure became a delight. The small shiny little phone with colour screen and flip cover. It also has a screen on the top of the phone, for when it is closed. This shows the date, time and battery charge.There is a flashing light in the top right hand corner of the phone which tells you whether or not you ...  Read the complete review

As time goes by we all know that whatever Mobile Phone you have is going to go out of fashion - or if you go on a new contract a lot of the time you?ll find that the only way to get it is to get a new handset with it - so even if you want one or not - you get a new phone, the latter happened to me when I ended up getting my Motorola T720i, but nowadays when I look back - I'm glad I did. So then - what sort of stuff can you expect to find on the T720i then? Well rather than just give you a big jumbled up paragraph - here have a bullet-point list: * Functionality * Wap Browser * Polyphonic Ringtones * Detachable Camera ...  Read the complete review

The T720i is Motorola's first venture into the world of camera phones. It is the upgrdaded version of the T720 in that it comes with an add-on camera and longer battery life. The phone is a clam shell design (which seems to be becoming quite popular now). It also features an external display to give you info such as who is calling, time, etc. The camera is one of only 2 on the market that I know of that can rotate 180 degrees so you can photograph yourself (not that you'd want to if you look like me). The other is the Samsung V200. The internal colour screen is larger than on most other colour handsets and supports 4096 colours which ...  Read the complete review

Phone Specs & Features: Polyphonic ringtones Downloadable wallpaper, screensavers and ringtones J2ME? for downloadable colour games and productivity applications WAP GPRS Voice Activated Dialing Built-in Modem Vibrator Alert Exchangable covers Colour Display Currency converter Calendar Talk time Up to 3 hrs Standby time Up to 165 hrs Weight 101g Size 90x48x21mm Phonebook memory 500 Based on manufacturer's figures I bought this phone as my first flip phone and I was amazed on the value for money that you get with the phone. Not only do you get the normal Polyphonic ...  Read the complete review