Panasonic GD 35

I've had this phone for over 1 1/2 years now, and when I first got it - I was so surprised at how much such a small, light phone could do, but now I'm doubting it's ability as a modern-day phone. The functions of the phone are as follows: Phonebook -> Well, just an average 'on -your- simcard' 100 name phonebook. Easy to scan through for names, and easy to insert new names and numbers. A good, decent, normal phonebook for easy use. Text messaging -> Predictive texting, and normal texting as well. Easy and simple to use, but the buttons on the keypad are a bit stiff, and need some getting used to, but ...

Apparently this phone has something called WAP which is really cool and new and exciting and we can't live without it. I must have pressed the wrong button becasue all I got was something akin to text messaging, which was a bit pants, to be honest. WAP is marketed as the easy way to keep in touch/ access the internest and information whilst on the move. But if you're that desperate to use the internet that you have to use a pretend version of it on your phone, then maybe you should just stay by your 'puter 24/7. Okay, I'm sure WAP has it's advantages and can be handy. But do we really need it, or is it-whisper it gently now-just another ...

I have had this phone for just over a year now and overall it has been a pretty good phone. What I liked most about it was how light it was, sometimes not even knowing I had it in my pocket and thinking i had lost it! I also thought this phone was just the right kind of size as too big and you can look like your carrying a brick and too small means having difficulty with buttons etc. It has an easy to use menu, but do be careful to lock the keypad so that it doesnt connect to the internet accidently. It has a calculator and one game - connect 4 which is ok for that time of boredom, but you do get bored of it eventually. It has WAP and is easy to use ...