what are the best types of cell phones?

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Answer by .♥Okami-chan♥.[One Look May maybe Kill]
one word:
iphone?

Answer by Lorraine
i reckon motorola, and then maybe nokia

Answer by zorro
try moto razr v3i , nokia n76 , nokia n95 , or nokia n93i

Answer by Drew.
I reckon LG phones or moto phones are the best kinds.

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I’m looking for recommendations of what to buy, or stay away from, in flip type cell phones.
I’m on Verizon’s service and I’m wanting a new, flip open, cell phone that has excellent range, reception and sound quality. I prefer flip phones because when I have the flat kind, I usually bump them and accidentally call somebody. I don’t care about before a live audience movies or music through it, and I don’t need Bluetooth or to take pictures with it, but I’ll take persons features if the phone reception is excellent. I just need a really excellent cell phone. Thanks for your help.
If you don’t get excellent reception with your’s, tell me what it is so I can stay away from that kind. Thanks.

Answer by Ryan
i like kyoceras motorolas always break

Answer by Adria
I have thru sprint the sanyo pm8200… I have had it for nearly 2 years and I haven’t had any problems with it.

Answer by Sela
The flip cell phones that don’t have attenas don’t have excellent reception. So look for a flip phone with a attena.

Answer by chiteface
I really had a huge conundrum with this I too am on Verizon in a risky area. So I got a Razr. I didn’t need any of the flash any, but I got it and the reception is fantastic. I also tried another kind of motorola phone which all the reps told me were the best. None of them worked like the Razr. You are kind of obligated to go with a higher end phone to get the better reception. Also one trick you can do in my area with the Razr is switch the phone between the verizon network or the extended network. In my area it’s the Alltel towers that they use. So what I do is exchange my system from A to B under settings and tools and then under system. The Verizon reps will not tell you this. It works fantastic for me. It does have bluetooth but you don’t have to use it.

Answer by Lizard
I have a Motorola Pebl (U6) which is cool, especially if you want videos and pics. Only 5Gb (about 1 or 2 decent mp3 songs) so excellent if you don’t need music. The camera is decent though.
The flip is fantastic (AND UNIQUE) because you can open it ONE-HANDED!!! By pulling down the top slightly. (hard to clarify but it’s cool – promise!) Has Java and Bluetooth.
The reception is fantastic and it has loud speaker.
About: $ 180 – $ 240 / £100 – £130
Excellent value for money.

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