Motorola V50

Since my Philips c12 started freezing on me I thought it was about time I start looking for a new mobile phone. It had served me well, two and a half years precisely and even though it was starting to resemble a brick I was very happy with it. So what was my new choice of mobile? ~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~)(~ Well after scouring the internet for a bargain, I came across the Motorola V50. Okay it may not be the newest phone on the market, but who cares? It rings people doesn’t it, which is what a phone is supposed to do. If I want to play games or take a picture I can use a playstation or a camera. I see no need in paying £400 ...

I upgraded my phone (yet again!) in March this year and knew exactly which phone I was going to get! I loved the Motorola V50 as soon as I saw it. It is so small and compact. I have always had Ericsson phones in the past (my last phone was a T10) so I was a little concerned about going for a different manufacturer but I have been impressed with Motorola so far).There are however some bad points about the V50. Firstly, the screen being covered is great if like me you are a bit clumsy. It does mean that the screen is protected and so are the keys (without having to use that really annoying key lock). But there is also a problem with this. It may seem ...

I bought a Motorola V50 about...hmmm...a year ago? Here's what it's all about: **~~WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?~~** This is one of the smallest phones around at the moment and you'll usually find it in silver. It's very compact but some people say that the aerial looks a bit on the chunky side. I like it - it's a good looking phone compared to other phones around which can be a bit bulky, square and brick-like! The inside has a surprisingly big screen and buttons for such a dinky phone. I can't really see anything wrong with how this phone looks. If you're gonna get it, get it in silver because the blue isn't as good! By the ...