Sony Ericsson T68i

Do i know that this phone is really the talk of the down for business professional. The phone loaded with all basic business features bluetooth of which being the most required. As of it is not a smart phone so there is no tension about virus being loaded or uploaded from this cell phone. I would suggest a business owner to go for this sort of cell phone. The looks are a bit trendy as well as professional. The phone in black color would definately rock the town. Whereas trendy colors would definately attract younger segment in countries. The features are very easy to use and this model is a worth to go for beginners. It is a real value for money. So instead of some high ...  Read the complete review

Up until the last year, every phone (bar one) that I had owned had been a Nokia. I was familiar with the way the menus were set out, and the main thing I used it for ? text messaging. Every time I upgraded it just seemed like an improvement on the last model but without the hassle of familiarising myself with the phone?s navigation system. Last year, however, my boyfriend bought the T68i and I thought it looked rather smart. When my Nokia went missing I decided to take the plunge and change brands. I went for the T68i because it is small, light, modern looking and it has Bluetooth capabilities as ...  Read the complete review

This phone has every feature going including a snap on camera, but I'm not going to cover these features that you can read about everywhere else. I'll cover how this phone performs. If you want bluetooth, then this is a very good implementation, everything working simply and logically. Feature wise, useage is illogical (e.g. you can't save a dialled number when its onscreen, you have to go to ADD then select UNSAVED #), it all works well but unlike Nokia it is not intuitive. This same design fault, if it is one, can be found on Motorola, Samsung and other brands. The worst, but unimportant perhaps, feature is the silly ...  Read the complete review