I just came across the Audiovox SMT 5600 Smartphone. I have not seen the phone in person, but from what I can see, it seems like a pretty sweet package. Let me say for the record that I am not a Microsoft fan, but I think they are finally making a compelling argument (my new [...]

I just noticed that Nokia put out a Bluetooth keyboard to work with their Series 60 phones. The 6620 is the only Series 60 phone in the USA right now and that happens to be what I own. The only drawback is that the thing costs $150. That is pretty steep Nokia, how about [...]

Well, I laughed at Danielle the other day when the computer that is running Windows XP and Outlook 2003 and is configured to sync with both of our Nokia phones separately (or so I thought), sync’d my Outlook contact information to her phone. She has been waiting patiently for this stupid company to send [...]

I have to say I was a bit worried about the reliability and ruggedness of my Nokia 6620 smartphone when I first got it. The phone is basically a hand held computer, running it’s own operating system, high resolution display and more. Since I purchased it a couple of months ago, I have [...]

If you are sitting at your computer and you want to send an SMS/text message to a Cingular or AT&T Wireless customer, you can visit this Cingular SMS Message page to send one out for free. Of course, the recipient may have to pay to receive the message, but you don’t have to pay to [...]

We went to pick up Danielle’s new phone after the silly Cingular Phone Sales debacle (more on that later) at the local Cingular store the other day. We got her the Nokia 6230, which pretty much has all of the features that my Nokia 6620 has without the Symbian OS and some of the capacity. [...]

I think I am on part 4…I guess I will have to check. I finally decided to just make a category here for the 6620 information as it looks like there is going to be a ton. Anyway, let’s talk about a few issues I have been having with the 6620 and Cingular. First, [...]