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These are the most recent phone user reviews posted by dpnolen:
May 3, 2011, 7:54 PM
for the Motorola Atrix 4G:A Super Phone from AT&T
I really love this phone. I still think the iPhone4 reigns supreme as a everyday phone, but the Atrix offer so much more for the road warrior. I use both the car navigation dock and the lapdock (using now). This is what sets it apart from everything else. You can have a tiny lapdock that extends your phone to more than just a phone. I can access Google docs and do documents. This dock is more functional than any ...
Aug 13, 2010, 8:19 AM
for the BlackBerry Torch 9800:Welcomed Improvement for RIM
i am giving this phone a 5 because it accomplishes its goal. It is a fresh improvement on the time test BlackBerries of the past. It offers plenty of new options for corporate users to blend personal and business on a nice device. It also gives the consumer another viable option in the ever evolving consumer market. It's not the coolest, but it gets the job done....That's what is important. It still has the best calendar and email for ...
Apr 18, 2010, 8:21 PM
for the Motorola Backflip:Good Phone
This phone is a good alternative to other smartphones from AT&T. The overall design is the most impressive aspect of the phone. The media functions work great. The android market is growing like a weed, so almost all the apps I use on my iPhone are there. The integration of social and work email/messaging accounts is my favorite feature. Having the Android Q.T leaves you wanting for more" but it's coming in about a month.
Sep 8, 2009, 12:19 PM
for the BlackBerry Bold 9000:Bold is GREAT
I have had the Bold since it came out on AT&T. Up to now it has had its case of dropped calls, fluctuating signal, and poor battery life. This was due to a software glitch. Now that is all over due to the recent software update. It will improve signal, battery, and you will be able to switch between 3G and EDGE manually for even better battery life. You can do this at www.wireless.att.com/bbdownloads. Everything about this phone ...
Jul 23, 2007, 6:17 PM
for the Nokia N75:Best Yet!
I am a manager for at&t and have used all phones that we have carried for the past 4 years. My favorites to date were all blackberries especially Curve, Treo 750, Nokia 6682, and Samsung SYNC. i have to say this is my favorite "phone" of them all. You can't beat the Curve for overall, but this is close. Previously, the SYNC was my all time favorite. There have been mixed reviews on this phone. All I can say ...
Apr 25, 2007, 8:58 PM
for the Palm Treo 750:Treo 750 w/ Cingular
Windows Mobile sucks. For example, Internet Explorer always wants to pull up wap versions instead of html versions. Anyway, this is only Windows phone that maes the UI tolerable. Two thumbs up.
Apr 25, 2007, 8:55 PM
for the Nokia E62 / E61:Nokis E62 w/ Cingular/ AT&T
The best business phone out there. The Treo 750 is close, but the screen and internet browsing on this phone are phenomenal. Could be smaller, but hey this is a business device....You want the room to do all of those important mobile projects.
Apr 25, 2007, 8:51 PM
for the Motorola RAZR V3xx:Best Motorola I Have Used
I have used this phone for about a month or so. This is best gsm phone from Motorola yet, and I have had them all in five years with AT&T/Cingular/AT&T Wireless (been with all companies). Nokias are the best and always will be. This phone acts alot like a Nokia then the Motorola's of the past. Lets you listen to mp3's through mono bluetooth headset. Can listen to mp3's while surfing the internet on the phone (can't do this ...
Mar 14, 2007, 10:27 PM
for the Samsung BlackJack SGH-i607:Multimedia Phenom
I work for Cingular, and I hate to see this phone under a 4.0. So, I am writing this to help it get above the 4.0 mark. The phone is great. This is the best smartphone edition from Microsoft I have used. This is due to the full keyboard. Email integration is easy. I use Goodlink on this device and love it. I am a Blackberry man by heart, but this is a great multimedia device ( no ...
