Q. I am planning to purchase a new cell phone...
Please tell me which brand is best and these features i need in them music player i.e mp3,gprs,camera picture quality should be good enough,memory should be more and good looking too...
Please suggest me more models and price range should be within 15000 rupees (Indian currency)...
Please tell me which brand is best and these features i need in them music player i.e mp3,gprs,camera picture quality should be good enough,memory should be more and good looking too...
Please suggest me more models and price range should be within 15000 rupees (Indian currency)...
A. Honestly, If you're looking for music, navigation, and a great camera I would go for the Google Nexus One. It sells for $179.00 with a T-Mobile Contract (2yrs) or Unlocked for $529.00, which blows your budget. On the other hand, you can get your self an iPhone 3G thats not been updated to 3.1.3 and JailBreak it so you can take it where ever and download what ever you want.
A phone thats running Android OS is honestly a good way to go, they resell in the market used for a fairly good price. But this all makes good sense "if" the phone you choose works with the provider your planning to use it with.
If GPRS is one of your main concerns, consider this, the MyTouch 3G and the Nexus One have a AGPS antenna installed in the phone, and can simultaneously use both or one. Plus, well, Google Maps on Android have voice turn by turn direction for free.
Those are just my three phones that I would consider for it. There are plenty of phones out in the market that do all that, there are just some that do it better.
Check out HTC & BlackBerry (RIM)
Good Luck!
A phone thats running Android OS is honestly a good way to go, they resell in the market used for a fairly good price. But this all makes good sense "if" the phone you choose works with the provider your planning to use it with.
If GPRS is one of your main concerns, consider this, the MyTouch 3G and the Nexus One have a AGPS antenna installed in the phone, and can simultaneously use both or one. Plus, well, Google Maps on Android have voice turn by turn direction for free.
Those are just my three phones that I would consider for it. There are plenty of phones out in the market that do all that, there are just some that do it better.
Check out HTC & BlackBerry (RIM)
Good Luck!
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