Motorola V600

Currently I have a Siemens SL55 and it?s a great phone apart from that I dropped it and scratched the whole screen. Since then I have been searching for a new phone with one of those new technologies such as bluetooth and an inbuilt camera. I first heard of this phone in a magazine called T3. Since then I have been checking out this phone and seeing when it is released. The thing I like most with the phone is the looks and the style, and although it might not have the picture quality as the Shape gx20i I still liked most of the features that comes with the phone. I have been searching for the V600 ever since I heard it was out in high street ...

I noted that a number of previous reviewers for this mobile has mentioned how they were once a 'Nokia' person. I am in the same band of brothers. The allure of a 'flip phone' was what converted me to trying the Motorola, and due to it's acceptable market price, I was more than happy to give it a go. On first impressions, it's sleek, curvasceous casing is a positive, and through experience, it certainly has high levels of durability and robustness, especially considering the pounding I give it every day!!! However, from then on in, it fails to speed away from the likes of Nokia, or rather more like the Nokia over takes ...

The war is over! Let us rejoice, liberation has come and we are free again! Nokia has conceded defeat in the lucrative mobile phone wars. Nokia, who we shall from now on call the Axis of Evil has not really given us anything in the last 2 years that was worthwhile. The 'coalition of the willing' however (Motorola, Samsung and Sony Ericsson), who aren’t really a coalition, but have jointly stolen some prime Nokia market share, have consistently come up with one excellent phone after the other. For example, I died a little after first seeing the Nokia 3220, the phone whose serious lack of creativity is only surpassed by its over-the-top tackiness, a ...