Free Cell Phones Galore

I’m looking at two Web pages full of cell phones, 26 of them in all. They’re supported by wireless service from the major cellular carriers, including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon. These phones are of all different types and retail prices, but they have one important thing in common. They’re free of charge.



Oh, sure. Every cell phone store has a few dog phones that they can’t move, so they offer them free to get shoppers in the place. They’re usually something that went obsolete last year. How is this any different?

Well, let’s take look and see what kind of free phones you can get. Do you like BlackBerry phones? I see a BlackBerry Bold 9700 Black, a BlackBerry Curve 8520 Black and a BlackBerry Curve 8900 Silver. Take your pick. You can get them free when you order your phone with AT&T wireless service at the same price you’d pay anywhere else. Oh, they won’t give you a free BlackBerry? Then you better come to Cell Phone Plan Finder and check out the Free Phones page.

Here are some more BlackBerry deals. Get the BlackBerry 8530 in black or violet with Verizon Wireless service. Or choose the BlackBerry Storm 9530 Black, the BlackBerry Storm2 9550 Black or BlackBerry Tour 9630 Black. They’re all free when you order them with Verizon Wireless service.

The DROID ERIS by HTC is a popular smartphone. It’s free. So’s the Motorola DEVOUR Silver, the Nokia Nuron 5230, The T-Mobile Sidekick LX Brown, the Motorola Cliq XT with MOTOBLUR and the Motorola BACKFLIP with MOTOBLUR. All free.

Some other favorites include the LG Neon Blue, LG Xenon Red, Samsung Strive in black or purple, LG Rumor 2 in black titanium, vibrant blue or orange. How about a Samsung M330 Silver, Nokia 2720 Black, Samsung M240 Silver or Nokia 2720 Blue. They all have one thing in common. They’re free if you know where to get them. Here’s a hint: Cell Phone Plan Finder.

You’ve been craving a new cell phone. Why pay when you can get it free. Plus by ordering online there’s no standing in line or waiting around while your phone is activated. These phones are shipped free to your door, ready to be used. So what are you waiting for? Shop and compare free cell phones now, because free is soooo much better than paying.

The Impressive Samsung Impression Phone

Prepare to be impressed. By what? By a new type of cell phone display screen technology. It's called AMOLED. That stands for Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode. It's a mouthful to say, but the technology advance gives you a crisper and brighter display that is also thinner, lighter and less power hungry. You'll be seeing these deployed in all sorts of mobile devices soon. But right now you can get AMOLED technology in the new Samsung Impression A877 Blue cell phone.

The trend is to larger and larger cell phone screens as cellphones begin to take over the functions once reserved for laptop computers. But the larger the screen, the more of a battery drainer it becomes. That's no good in portable equipment. Hence, all the research into improved technologies that are squeezing the most performance from the lowest battery drain possible. The Samsung Impression's screen offers beautiful color in a 240 x 400 pixel display implemented as a 3.2 inch AMOLED screen.

What is such a nice screen good for? How about viewing the high resolution photos that you can take with the built-in 3.0 Megapixel digital camera. These pictures are good enough to print as well as share via multimedia messaging. The camera can be put into a camcorder mode to record video clips up to 1 hour long. At that length, "clips" seems to be a misnomer. These should probably be called full length programs or feature films.

The Samsung Impression phone is also a messaging center. A slide-out QWERTY keyboard gives you the keys and spacing you need for accurately typing text messages and emails. It's also backlit for your viewing convenience. Web browsing is also available with a full HTML browser included. This phone runs on the AT&T EDGE/GPRS data network and is a quad band GSM phone, the worldwide standard.

What are the hottest cell phone deals available right now, including free cell phones? Use the Cell Phone Plan Finder to check out the top phones and associated wireless service plans.

Samsung Omnia Smartphone for Smart People

Omnia is defined as the Latin plural of "all." It's an appropriate moniker for a high technology wireless device that has it "all" for mobile professionals.

The Samsung Omnia is first an advanced smartphone based on the Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro operating system. It sports a full HTML Web browser, Opera Mobile, running on a 3.2 inch LCD touch screen. But this is no ordinary PDA style touch screen. It incorporates Samsung TouchWiz technology to provide tactile feedback in the form of a slight vibration. An accelerometer tells the device whether you are in portrait or landscape mode just by rotating the phone.

Does the Omnia sound something like the Apple iPhone or the BlackBerry Storm? It's in that league, but with its own feature set. In addition to the Windows Mobile OS, the Omnia is cellular broadband connected, running on Verizon's EV-DO Rev A network with download speeds up to 3.1 Mbps. You can sync your email over the air with ActiveSync v4.5 and Windows Mobile Device Center. Text messages can be sent to individuals or groups, with 2-way threaded view.

The digital camera that is built into the Samsung Omnia is truly high resolution at 5. 0 Megapixels. You'll take pictures good enough to print or switch to camcorder mode for video capture in a variety of formats. There's also an MP3 player and FM radio onboard. Take advantage of Verizon's VZ Navigator system for directions using the A-GPS support built-in.

What are the hottest cell phone deals available right now, including free cell phones? Use the Cell Phone Plan Finder to check out the top phones and associated wireless service plans.