Latest Models of Cell Phones From Alltel

April 7th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »


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It seems that every few months the cellular service providers offer a whole new line of these devices. Below is a brief listing of the latest models of cell phones that are being offered by Alltel along with the features that they carry.

One of the new models of cellular phones that Alltel offers is the Samsung MyShot. This sleek flip phone is available in red or black and comes with a number of tools and features. This device is Celltop ready and is GPS capable. It also has Bluetooth Wireless technology as well as a speakerphone and 1.3 mega pixel camera. The MyShot also includes a calendar, memo pad, alarm clock, world clock, calculator, stop watch, and a unit converter. It has the ability to download games and ring tones and has picture and text messaging available. This cellular phone comes preloaded with Alltel Navigation, RealTone Jukebox, City ID, and Wallpaper Universe. The retail price for the Samsung MyShot is $169.99, although as of August, 2008, Alltel is offering it for $99 with a new two-year contract.

Alltel is also now offering the Motorazr V3a, which is very similar to the original Motorazr phones. The V3a is also Celltop ready and GPS capable. It includes a camera with video capabilities and offers Bluetooth Wireless Technology. This device has a calendar, a calculator, an alarm clock, voice memo, and a voice activated dialing option. It has text, picture, and video messaging and has Web and e-mail capabilities. You can also download games and ring tones with this model of cell phone. The retail price for the Motorazr V3a cellular phone is $259.99, although Alltel has it for $99 with a new two-year contract.

If you are interested in a more basic cellular phone, Alltel also has the LG AX145 available. This flip phone has a speakerphone, voice activated dialing, and 32 different polyphonic ring tones. This device also has a calendar, a calculator, a note pad, an alarm clock, and a stop watch. It has text messaging capabilities and will allow you to download games and ring tones. The retail price of the LG AX145 is $139.99, although Alltel is also offering it for $99 with a new two-year contract.

Another model of LG phone that is being offered by Alltel is the LG AX300. This device is smaller and lighter than many of the other cellular phone models and is also Celltop ready and GPS capable. It has Bluetooth Wireless Technology and a VGA camera that has the ability for picture messaging. The 300 also has voice-activated dialing and a built-in speakerphone. It has text and instant messaging and is web capable. This phone comes with Pac Man, Alltel Search, RealTone Jukebox, and City ID preloaded. You also can download games and ring tones with the LG AX300. The retail price for this model of LG phone is $169.99. Alltel is also offering this phone for $99 with a new two year contract.

These are just a few of the latest models of phones that are being offered by Alltel. To see their complete inventory, you can visit your local Alltel store or visit their Website.



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Backing Up Cell Phone Data

April 1st, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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An unfortunate part of relying so much on technology is that when something goes wrong, and it often does, we can find ourselves hopelessly lost without copies of emails, phone numbers, addresses, and all of the other data we rely on our cell phones to keep safe for us.

Data can be lost in a variety of ways, keeping a back up of all of your important cell phone data can be vital not only to ensuring little to no interruption in your business but also can help save your sanity!

Dropped – a dropped phone can result in a cracked display that can make it impossible to read your screen to retrieve data.

Washed – it may sound silly, but several carriers have reported having phones returned to them for repair with evidence pointing to the phone having been submerged. The problem is one that is so prevalent that phone makers have now put on most of their handsets a small sticker that changes color when exposed to water. Check behind the battery of your cell phone, chances are that you’ll see it!

Lost or stolen – Occasionally phones do get lost or stolen; when they go they take with them your valuable data!

Data Storage and Transfer Devices

There are several third party devices on the market that can help you back up your cell phone data as easily as one push of a button. Backup Pal is a device that plugs into the data port on your cell phone and, with the push of the one button on the device, transfers all of your data safely. Your data can then either be stored on the device or transferred to a new phone if you are upgrading to a new cell phone. Several other devices on the market are specifically just for backing up SIM card data. A great feature of all of these devices is that they can be used to transfer data between phones on different networks.

Software Packages

Many cell phones arrive with a data cable and device drivers that will allow you to connect your cell phone to your computer. Connecting your cell phone to your computer is not only the fastest way to sync your email and contact folders, but it is also a great way to ensure that any data stored on your phone is then backed up and stored on your computer. In addition to the software that may accompany your phone, there are several third party software packages that will allow you to successfully backup all of your data. Also incorporated with these software packages is the ability to manage and organize your data on your computer, and then sync back to ensure your cell phone has the most recent copy of your data.

Your Carrier

Several carriers give you the option of uploading your data to their website, allowing it to be safely stored at no extra cost to you.

If you are upgrading to a new cell phone, you may consider simply just saving your data to your SIM card before you move it out into your new phone. This is a fast and effective way to switch data between handsets.



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Cell Phone Etiquette

March 31st, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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Cell phones have made their way into all aspects of our culture in a, sometimes, rather invasive way. The constant use of cell phones has led many businesses to post signs stating that cell phone usage is prohibited in their location. Following a few basic etiquette rules about your cell phone usage will ensure that you never offend those around you.

Restaurants

There is now a growing trend among restaurants to institute a no cell phone policy during dining hours. Before sitting down, you might want to check the restaurants policy on cell phone usage during the dinner service. If you absolutely have to be reachable during your dinner you can put your phone on vibrate so as not to disturb your dining companions. If you do accept a call, speak softly and keep the calls brief; letting the caller on the other end know you are trying to enjoy dinner.

Movie Theatres

Before the feature attraction starts, almost all movie theatres display messages on the screen urging their guests to be courteous and turn off their cell phones for the duration of the movie. If you are waiting for an urgent message or phone call, turn your phone on vibrate and be sure to exit the theatre before answering the call. No one wants to be the center of attention for being the inconsiderate person who interrupts the movie.

Restrooms

It may sounds unusual, but with the urge to be constantly reachable many cell phone users have extended their cell phone use to include the moments where they really should be considerate of the privacy of others! There are very few reasons to use your cell phone when you are in a public restroom, be considerate not only of the other people in the public restroom but of the caller on the other end.

Zoos, Aquariums, Museums

Spending a day with your family at a zoo or museum is great for educational family time; however, spending most of the day glued to your cell phone is not only inconsiderate of the needs of your family, but also to others spending time in the zoos, aquariums, and museums. Spend the time with your family, not with your cell phone.

School

Middle schools and high schools have restricted the usage of cell phones on their campus; often forbidding cell phone usage outright. However, the restrictions in colleges are a little more lenient. Be considerate of not only of the time of your lecturers but also of the time of your classmates; they are there to learn, not to listen to you telling your buddy all about your date last night.

Social Functions

If you are attending a party or even something as informal as a backyard barbeque, it is just common courtesy to turn off your cell phone. If you are expecting a phone call that cannot wait until after the social function, let your host know that you are expecting a call. When you do receive the call be sure to excuse yourself politely to take the call; talking loudly on the phone while in someone else’s home is beyond inconsiderate; it’s rude.

Hospital And Doctors Offices

Most hospitals post signs instructing visitors to turn off their cell phones; this is not necessarily because the phones interfere with sensitive equipment, even though often they do. It is more because cell phones can interfere with patients who have to listen to someone talking loudly and rudely. Turn off your phone while in a hospital or doctors office, for the consideration of those around you.

When you are in social situations, try to think of your cell phone as only to be used in case of emergencies. All other phone calls can be sent to voicemail for checking at a later point.



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CDMA vs. GSM Cell Phones

March 20th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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If you are in the market for a new cellular carrier and mobile phone it is important that you are an informed consumer and know the differences between the two primary cellular technologies available, CDMA and GSM technologies.

What Is CDMA

CDMA is an acronym for Code Division Multiple Access; it is a digital technology that uses what is known as “spread spectrum techniques.” This means that the transmitted signal frequency varies deliberately. Allowing the signal to vary gives an output of more bandwidth than would be allowed if the frequency was not varied. CDMA has long been the standard used in the USA and has been known for its ability to provide better voice and data services than other cellular technologies on the market. Verizon and Sprint use CDMA technology.

What Is GSM

GSM is the acronym for Global System for Mobile communications; it is a digital technology that assigns a fixed frequency every user on their network. GSM is the current standard in most of Europe, Asia, and has made rapid strides in gaining market share in the USA. GSM mobile phones use SIM card technology. AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM technology.

SIM and R-UIM

A SIM card is a small removable smart card that allows users to easily switch between handsets while retaining their personal contact information and address books. The SIM card is tied to the carrier’s network and can be moved without intervention from the carrier. Activating a new phone on a GSM network is as easy as putting an activate SIM card into it. GSM phones with a removed SIM card can later be used again as soon as a SIM card is placed into it.

CDMA phones are not card-enabled; this means that the cell phone used on the CDMA networks can only be used on those networks. The phone itself is tied to the carrier’s network; you cannot switch to a new CDMA phone without first talking to your carrier and having them deactivate your old phone and then activating your new phone on their network. Once the old phone has been deactivated it then becomes useless.

The CDMA equivalent to a SIM card is called an R-UIM card; Removable User Identity Module. The R-UIM card is not yet available in the US market, currently only being available in parts of Europe and Asia.

Travel

You will find that both GSM and CDMA networks have good coverage in major metropolitan areas. When you find yourself roaming outside of your usual area you may find yourself without adequate coverage if you are on a CDMA network, especially if you enter into a more rural area. GSM carriers have contracts with other GSM carriers that will allow them to have better roaming coverage, even in rural areas. If you are going to travel internationally with a GSM carrier you will most likely have no problem getting a signal from an international carrier. Most carriers in international markets are GSM networks. You will need to check with your chosen carrier about the domestic and international roaming plans they can offer you.

TDMA

TDMA, or Time Division Multiple Access, is mostly in use in the Americas (North and South) and some parts of Asia. TDMA is not popular in widespread usage because of its lack of flexibility as it compares to the other two digital cellular technologies. Current cellular providers that are still using TDMA technology are predicted to switch over to the more popular and more flexible GSM technology.



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Latest Cell Phones From T-Mobile

March 19th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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If you are interested in purchasing a new cell phone, there are a variety of newer models that are available. The following is a list of the latest cell phones from T-Mobile as well as the features that each one has (as of August, 2008).

One of the latest cell phones that are being offered from T-Mobile is the Motorola RIZR Z3. This slide phone has Stereo Bluetooth Wireless Technology and is myFaves capable. It is also a world phone, which means that you can use it when traveling in Europe and other areas that use different operating systems and frequencies. With the Z3, you can have access to AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, and ICQ Instant Messenger as well as regular text messaging. It also has a 2.0 mega pixel camera, a music player, and video capabilities. Photo caller ID and voice activated dialing are two additional features that are available on this phone. It also has the ability to download MegaTones, Wallpaper, HiFi Ringers, and Games. The Motorola RIZR Z3 costs $189.99, although T-Mobile offers a $189.99 online discount on this particular phone.

Another in the latest cell phones from T-Mobile is the Samsung t439. This cell phone offers Bluetooth Wireless Technology and myFaves capabilities. It is also equipped with EDGE, voice dialing, and vibrating alert. This device gives you access to AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, and ICQ Instant Messenger. It comes with a 1.3 mega pixels camera and a music player and gives you the ability to download MegaTones, Wallpaper, HiFi Ringers, and Games. Additional tools include a calendar, an alarm clock, and a calculator. The cost for the Samsung t439 is $169.99 and a web discount of the same amount is available.

The Samsung Beat is another of the latest cell phones available from T-Mobile. This device comes with Stereo Bluetooth Wireless Technology and is myFaves compatible. It comes with a built-in music player and a 1.3 mega pixel camera. With the Beat, you also have access to AOL, Yahoo!, and ICQ Instant Messenger. It also has regular text messaging available as well. The Beat comes with a call log, a photo caller ID, a currency converter, and an address book. You can download information from Megatones, Wallpaper, and Games. There are also several games included. The price of the Samsung beat is $199.99, although if you order online there is a Web discount of $199.99.

If you are interested in a less expensive phone, the Motorola V195s is also one of the latest cell phones from T-Mobile. This device has Bluetooth Wireless Technology and is also myFaves compatible. This phone is also a world phone, working with the different frequencies found in a variety of countries. It has voice activated dialing, Voice Notes, a vibrating alert, and external caller ID. It also has Instant Messenger from AOL, Yahoo!, and ICQ as well as regular text messaging. You can download from MegaTones, Wallpaper, HiFi Ringers, and Games. Added features include a calendar, a calculator, and an alarm clock. The price for a Motorola V195s is $99.99 with a web rebate available for the total amount.

These are just a few examples of the latest cell phones from T-Mobile. If you are interested in viewing their whole line of devices, you can visit your local T-Mobile store or visit their Web site via the Internet.



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Change the Look of Your Cell Phone, Fast!

March 13th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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Every few months it seems that the cell phone service providers are trying to get you to change phones and extend the amount of time that you are locked in to their service contract. They try to entice you with sleek looking cell phones designed to catch your eye and try to make your old phone look boring. However, you can join the smart people and spice up the looks of your existing cell phone with some very creative cell phone accessories without the additional, recurring expense of upgrading your service contract.

Interchangeable Faceplates

Several new phones, like the Samsung T639, are now shipping with interchangeable faceplates inside the box at no extra charge. Interchangeable faceplates give users the ability to change the look of their mobile phone with a few simple snaps. Most cell phone makers, and the carriers they sell their phones to, will offer faceplates for their most popular models. However, the faceplates offered by the makers and carriers are often limited in color, style, and can also be on the rather pricey side. Luckily, third party makers of cell phone accessories have seen the opportunity in the market for a wider range of colors, styles, and of course lower prices. You can choose from a large selection of interchangeable faceplates for most popular cell phone models on the market, without the need to go directly to your carrier or mobile manufacturer. Available from numerous online vendors, mall vendors, and often even your local convenience store, interchangeable faceplates are now a fun and fast way to give your cell phone a whole new look.

Skins

A “Cell Phone Skin” is a customizable, removable, and replaceable vinyl decoration that is adhered onto your mobile phone. Several companies now devote themselves only to the creation of Skins for laptops, cell phones, digital cameras, and even your mp3 players. You will have the ability to pick, from a list of devices, your exact cell phone model and then select the Skin that appeals to you. The Skins are custom designed and cut to fit each device perfectly. Some Skins are in several pieces, depending on the design of the mobile phone they are customized for, and are very easy to apply to your phone. Simply clean the phone thoroughly, either with an alcohol wipe or a damp cloth, and apply the Skin. You can, also, remove the Skin easily. However, the adhesive might not work as well the second time around. Ranging from $6 up to $30 for a customized and personalized design, a Skin for your cell phone is a great affordable way to give a completely unique look to your mobile phone.

A Bit Of Sparkle

A rather popular option amongst younger cell phone users is to stick small crystals on to their phones. These sparkling adhesive accessories are available either as individual crystals to apply one at a time, or they are available in intricate designs. Most mobile phone carriers stock the sticker sheets in their retail stores; however, a larger and often cheaper selection is available via most third party mobile phone accessory sellers.

From a funky animal print, a picture of your niece, or to a design with your favorite Star Wars character you will find that your options are practically limitless when it comes to changing the look of your cell phone fast.



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3G Cell Phones Explained

March 11th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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Many of the new phones being offered by the big carriers are being advertised as being “3G” ready. The average mobile phone consumer often will not know what 3G is or why it’s important to them. To be a better informed consumer lets investigate exactly what 3G is.

What Is It?

3G stands for Third Generation and refers to the third generation of technology in the mobile industry. 3G follows 1G and 2G technology.

1G

The first real cell phones are considered to be 1G (First Generation). The networks for these early cell phones used analog signals. The phones used on the networks were big and clunky, with no abilities aside from voice.

2G

The technology categorized as 1G was in place up until the early 1990’s, when it was then replaced by the 2G technology features. With 2G came a break away from the analog signals and a move towards the digital spectrum. 2G brought with it the introduction to providing multimedia content and increased bandwidth. A lot of the technologies classified as 2G are still being used in cell phones today.

2.5G

Before the complete rollout of 3G technologies, 2.5G was introduced. Primarily used as a marketing term, 2.5G is not an officially recognized technology; but it can be used to refer to the “in between” stage of moving away from 2G and moving completely into the 3G realm. 2.5G uses the existing 2G infrastructure while enabling some of the benefits of the 3G technologies, including increased multimedia abilities and improved data transfer speeds.

3G

The technologies that now qualify as 3G include increased functionality of mobile phones; with increased speeds and bandwidth being the biggest appealing factors. Multimedia functionality on the networks also improves, by leaps and bounds, with the move to 3G technologies.

While 3G capable phones are incredibly appealing to cell phone buyers they may find that not all of the functionality their phones are capable of available to them. Carriers in the US have yet to fully roll out their 3G networks in all markets. AT&T is leading the market right now, with their 3G networks being available in most major metropolitan markets; however the biggest AT&T seller, the iPhone, is not 3G capable. Apple has stated that a 3G version might be possible in the future when 3G is more widely available in the US.

T-Mobile is trailing behind AT&T when it comes to their 3G network. Until recently, none of the 3G capable phones T-Mobile sold could have their full functionality used; simply because the 3G infrastructure is not yet fully in place across the T-Mobile markets. T-Mobile has recently launched their 3G network in New York, allowing New York customers the ability to take advantage of the full functionality of their 3G capable phones.

3G will, soon, become the standard technology in the mobile industry; it is just up to the wireless carriers to ensure that they quickly meet the demands of their users who want to take advantage of the 3G technologies as soon as possible.



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The Evolution Of Cell Phones

March 10th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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Cell phones are increasingly popular in the world today. There are many different types of cell phones, such as the standard cell phone, two-way radio cell phone, picture cell phone, video cell phone, PDA cell phone, and touch screen cell phone. Of the many different types of cell phones, one can find useful specialized technology that aid, entertain, and organize the progressive lifestyles of today.



Although cell phones have become complex with evolving technology and improvements, the standard cell phone, which is used to place and receive calls is still the primary function that is used by most persons. As time has progressed and technology has evolved the primary use of phones to be that of more complex features, types of cell phones are more prominent in the marketplace today.



The two-way radio cell phone, one that is comparable to the function of a walkie-talkie, uses Push-to-talk technology, which allows instant communication rather than dialing another cell phone user and waiting for an answer. The use of this type of cell phone has been very popular for employees of substantial sized businesses. Not only does the two-way radio cell phone make instant communication without the need to dial in numbers and wait for another user to answer, but it also makes and received standard calls, as well.

A picture cell phone has become a popular feature since its introduction. A picture cell phone enables one to capture a moment, just as a camera does, and send it to another cell phone or an e-mail address. It allows some basic functions such as, crop, zoom, as well as other morphing features. The picture cell phone’s technology has advanced to provide better picture quality and zoom, like a digital camera.

A video cell phone is very similar to a picture cell phone. In fact, its functions are fundamentally the same, but the video cell phone captures an event just like a camcorder or a home video recorder. However, the amount of time allotted to record is not long. Many of the phones today are only able to record up to 30 seconds of video.

The PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) is a portable electronic device, which can includes some of the functions of a computer, a cell phone, a music player, and a camera. Although these can be pricey tools and toys, they have many useful features. Features include: high quality display and camera function, e-mail, internet capabilities, interactive touch screen used to navigate the use of the phone, a full “qwerty” keyboard, GPS (global positioning system) capabilities, and music storing and playing abilities.

One of the newest introductions in the cell phone market is the new touch screen cell phone. This type of cell phone enables the user to browse the internet with ease, collect and play multimedia files, and use e-mail.

Cell phones are advancing and expanding their use from their initial basic functions. The many exciting and useful functions of cell phones have created a new source of entertainment and helpful tools. We should continue to see cell phones evolve into a more dynamic bundle of features as time progresses.



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Cell Phones in Germany – Will Your Phone Work?

March 6th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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Due to the extensive amount of traveling that many business people are required to perform today, many of these individuals wish to know if their cellular phones will work in a variety of different countries. If you are planning on making a trip to Germany and wish to have the use of a cell phone, there are certain factors that you will want to keep in mind.

German cellular service providers operate under the GMS, which stands for the Global System for Media Communications. This type of operating system is used in many European countries and is classified as 2nd generation cellular technology. The only American companies that offer GMS services are AT&T and T-Mobile and while you may own a GMS telephone, the frequencies that are used in Europe are different than those that are used in the United States and Canada, so you cell phone may not work. If you find that you can use your own phone, you may want to set up a “roaming” service with your current provider. While this option can be expensive, it may be ideal for you if you are not planning on placing many calls or if you wish to retain your own phone number.

If you have another type of cell phone, you can almost be guaranteed that it will be useless while you are in Germany. As a matter of fact, only approximately 20% of North American phones will function within Germany and these must have 900/1800 frequency capabilities. You will also need to have the ability to unlock your cellular phone so that you can change your SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) with an Ortel SIM card. It is best to purchase one of these cards before you leave home so that you will be able to leave your new German phone number with family, friends, and business associates here in the United States. The SIM cards may also prove to be difficult to locate once you are on German soil.

Another option that you may decide to use if your cell phone will not function in Germany is to rent a cellular phone, which may be your best bet if you are only planning on staying in the country for a short period of time. These devices are available in most major airports, although you may want to order one of these rental phones online, as the airport versions of these products can be quite expensive in comparison. These online services charge approximately US $1 per minute for both ingoing and outgoing calls.

If your stay in Germany is going to be an extended one, you may want to look into purchasing an inexpensive German cellular phone. You can purchase one of these devices for approximately 50 EUR and can operate it using prepaid phone cards. Even with this type of cell phone, Germans do not pay for incoming calls. Any incoming communications that you receive will not cost you a penny.

Traveling to Germany can be a rewarding and memorable experience. By renting or purchasing a proper cellular phone, you can remain in touch with friends back home as you enjoy the people and scenery of this majestic country.



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All Terrain Cell Phones

March 6th, 2009 admin Posted in Computers No Comments »

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The average cell phone is not designed for rugged use; simply dropping it onto a hard surface can oftentimes render it useless, or at the very least damage it to the point that it needs basic repairs. Let’s face it, cells phones are dropped, thrown, driven over, washed in washing machines, and sometimes flushed. Cell phone users with more active lifestyles are likely to expose their cell phones to shock, sand, rain, and even saltwater.

Makers of cell phones have recognized the need for a more rugged all terrain cell phone and have taken steps towards not only developing phones specifically for rugged outdoor usage but have integrated some of the hardiest features into their entire product line; providing a cell phone that can withstand more abuse.

The XP1, created by cell phone maker Sonim, is perhaps one of the most rugged phones on the market. Coming in at a reasonable $365 per handset, this phone can withstand extreme temperatures, can be dropped, thrown, fully submerged, and even driven over by a car. This phone sacrifices none of the functionality needed from a cell phone; it is still a well designed stylish cell phone capable of making secure phone calls on any GSM network.

Applications of All Terrain Cell Phones

Sports Usage

There is a great application for rugged cell phones in outdoor sports environments. From use on the football field, to Nascar, even to use in water sports a cell phone that can stand up to heavy abuse and still be reliable is a great tool for use in all outdoor sports environments.

Military Use

With all of the various locations around the world that the military has troops stationed, there is a clear need for a cell phone that can tolerate extreme climates of all kinds. From extreme cold temperatures to extreme high desert temperatures, the phones in use would need to be adaptable between the two harsh climates. Additionally, phones that can withstand sand or wind are necessary. Cell phones used by the military also need to be reliable; considering that cell phones might be used in life or death situations, it is crucial to have a rugged cell phone that can be relied up to work no matter what the environment it is exposed to.

Fishing

Recreational fishermen have use of their radios when out at sea, but often have the need to communicate using alternate devices. The same applies for commercial fishermen, often working in harsh temperatures that incorporate salt water. A cell phone that can withstand the temperatures as well as not be affected by the salt water environment is very beneficial. A signal booster might be needed with phones used in these environments, however.

Construction

Not always the safest work environment for electronic gadgetry, a construction site can be rather hazardous to a cell phone! Cell phones can get dropped onto hard concrete surfaces, engulfed by dust and water, and also treated in a less than gentle manner. It’s vital, for safety and convenience reasons, to have a reliable and rugged cell phone on a construction site.

The large carrier recognize the need that some of their users have for a rugged all terrain phone; and now offer, in their product lineup, several phones that can withstand the extreme environments they will be exposed to during the course of their use.



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