Smart phones

Please look at this t3232 phone, it is the newest smart phone, with wifi and gps function.If you are a wholesaler, you will know the smart phone only have English language, but this phone can with portugese and spanish language, it is useful for the South America countries.It is quad band, can use in every country in the world.There are also many other stype phone in agoodic.If you are interested in our products, please come to our web.If you not register in our web before, please register in our web first.Only click join free, then fill all your information will be ok.When you register in our web, you can choose the product you want directly, if want more, please write the numbers and submit it.Then you fill all your information, then choose the shipping method you want to use.The last step is choosing pay method, when you choose the pay method, you will see the payment information.After you do the payment, we will send the orders in 3 days.There are 4 shipping methods in our web:Hong kong airmail is the cheapest one, and you can receive the order in 12-20 days, when we sent it.Ems need a week, dhl, fedex need 5 days, after we send it.When we sent the order, you can check the tracking number in your order list.Only login, then you can see all your orders and the tracking number in the order list.
The machine is also a good hand, I would also like to strongly recommend that you
If you want to buy cheap price then this phone can go tohttp://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/Wholesale_T8_support_java.htm

International Cell Phone Service

Obtaining cellular service for when you go abroad is still a confusing and oftentimes frustrating ordeal. While there are many options, not all are available to everyone nor are necessarily suitable for your personal needs. This guide aims to help you to decide what available solutions you have and how to choose the best one for you. Please note that the majority of this information is pertinent in particular for travelers from North America where the complexity of cellular systems necessitates a guide helping users maneuver through the information.
Using your own phone
Not all carriers even offer international cellular service and those that do are expensive. However, some travelers - specifically business travelers (and those who can afford to pay astronomical rates) appreciate the ability to be able to use their current phone and associated number seamlessly while traveling overseas. If your current carrier is based on the GSM system which is prevalent in most countries, your phone may, but is still not guaranteed, to work overseas. Most countries use the 900 and or 1800 GSM spectrum. However, in North America, 1900 and 850 is used. Therefore, a US or Canadian phone will not be compatible for use overseas unless it is a tri or quad band phone. Your best approach is to find out what bands your phone has and, what bands the countries to where you are traveling use. See our chart for a list of countries and respective GSM bands: www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.htmlThe second step is to make sure that your domestic carrier has roaming agreements with carriers in that country. You must also make sure that the roaming option is set up on your service. Lastly, find out exactly what surcharges there are to make and receive calls in that country or countries so you can decide if it's even worth it to take this approach. You are charged for incoming and outgoing calls and some countries charge up to $5 per minute so despite the convenience, this option is far from being the most economical.
Renting a cell phone
window.google_render_ad();
Travelers who wish to stay in touch overseas often opt for renting a cell phone. While this may be a good solution, rates as well as options are numerous and varied for international cell phone rentals. What the vast majority of phone rental companies do is to have you sign a binding contract, leave a hefty rental deposit and then bill you for your cell phone usage once you return the phone. This solution is available in airports as well as online. A word of caution: airport rentals are extremely expensive - usually more than roaming with your own phone. Renting a cell phone at the airport should be considered a last resort option. There are also many online retailers specializing in this category. While their rates are generally lower than getting a phone at the airport, they still make hefty profits on the usage.A better approach is to use a pay as you go solution that doesn't require signing a contract and has significantly better rates - including almost always unlimited free incoming calls. The way it works is the following. You of course need a compatible GSM handset which you can rent (or purchase). Together with the phone, you will need to get a prepaid SIM card that you will insert in the phone. A SIM card looks similar to a memory card for a digital camera and is just as easy to insert. The SIM card is what gives you the service as well as the phone number. You can purchase a pay as you go or "prepaid" SIM card with no binding contracts and significantly lower rates than the aforementioned solution. Like the gas in your car, you know exactly what you are paying. When it runs out of credit - or better yet - before it runs out, you can add more talk time to it by punching in a unique code on the keypad that you can purchase in most convenience stores or magazine stands overseas. The only disadvantage of this solution is that you need to check your credit so that you do not run out. However, for the diligent traveler who wants an affordable solution, this is the way to go. Outgoing rates can be as low as ten cents a minute to make international calls and incoming calls are almost always free. Check http://www.cellularabroad.com/ for rates.An important note is that there are two types of prepaid SIM cards; country specific and international. As the name implies, a country specific SIM card is for use in one specific country. For example, if you are going just to Italy, you would need an Italian prepaid SIM card. This SIM card would give you an Italian cell phone number and the exact same rates that the locals pay for their cellular service. However, while some country specific SIM cards allow you to use them outside of the specific country, it is not advisable as the rates are high and it is difficult to add more talk time outside of the home country. Travelers going to 2 or more countries should opt for an international SIM card. This solution, while usually more expensive for outgoing calls, offers free incoming calls in most countries and one phone number. Generally speaking, it is better than buying multiple country specific SIM cards. It probably only makes sense to buy multiple SIM cards for each country if you desire a phone number for that particular country (some business travelers prefer this as it gives them a apparent "presence" in that country) or, if you are going to only two or three countries where the rates just happen to be extremely inexpensive, for example, the UK and Germany where it's only about a dime to call internationally. The bottom line is that you need to evaluate your needs and then select a suitable option.
Buying a new phone
If you travel internationally once or more each year, you should consider purchasing an international cell phone as opposed to renting. You can buy an unlocked tri band or quad band GSM cell phone and then the appropriate country specific or international SIM card. There are plenty of sites that sell GSM phones. EBay is also an option. However, keep in mind that you need to make sure that the vendor is reputable. Oftentimes, vendors sell refurbished phones as new or the manual is in a foreign language or the charger is incompatible for foreign travel or the phone is locked. Your best bet is to go to a reputable source or better yet, go to a reputable company that deals specifically with SIM/phone packages intended specifically for this purpose.
Unlocking your current phone
If your current phone is a GSM phone and happens to have the correct bands for overseas use, you may be able to use it overseas without having to pay your current carrier's high roaming rates. More likely than not, however, there is a "subsidy" code associated with your phone that enables it to work only with your current carrier. This is standard practice in the US and Canada. The good news is that most carriers can and will give you the unlock code. Check with them as certain conditions usually apply such as you have to have had service with them for a certain amount of time. You may have to insist a bit or even "remind" them to send you the code as they are not too keen on giving it to you since they would rather make the huge profits by charging you for roaming. If you do go this route and get an international or country specific SIM card and the unlock code, make sure that you test the SIM in the phone before you leave. That way if for some reason you have questions or the code doesn't work, it will be easier to resolve than if you are already abroad.
Conclusion
These are the main options for using a cell phone overseas. While there are a lot of variables, the good news is that there are also a lot of affordable choices. In sum, if your phone already works overseas and you do not care about the high rates or you positively need to retain your current phone number, then roaming with your current carrier is the way to go. If you want the convenience and security of a cell phone when you travel internationally but don't want to pay the high rates, then a pay as you go solution combined either with a rented or bought phone, is the way to go. Hopefully this guide has provided a bit of clarity on the subject of international cellular service. For more information on purchasing or renting a phone or if this hasn't addressed your questions, please visit http://www.cellularabroad.com/

From:http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com

Ultrathin cellphone

SANKE SI Dual Card Quad Band Ultrathin Cell Phone

The phone has a feature Dual Card Quad Band, and the thickness of not more than 12 millimeters, 2.8 inch screen, because he is the frequency of 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz, so the vast majority of countries for the use of the appearance of popularity, prices very cheap, new in 2009, it is worth buying


For further information, please visit http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/SANKE_SI_Dual_Card_Quad_Band_Ultrathin_.htm

Transport of goods to Colombia

We can send to all over the world, also can send to colombia
You need only choose the shipping companies, we have : UPS, EMS, DHL,Fedex and HK airmail shipping companies.
Different shipping companies have different freight
If you only want one light weight products, for example below: 0.5kg. The cheapest shipping company is: HK airmail. but it is not fast as others

Transport from China to the largest number of foreign mobile phone products

http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/MFU_E10_TV_Function_cell_phone.htm


http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/JinPeng_3506_Dual_Card.htm

songlive X1 TV phone

A user asked of the songlive X1 TV phone, it is a phone with good quality.

Question: when I connect the phone song live X1 slide TV phone dual band to computer, the mobile phone indicate it has 3 option, if I click

the last option, jump out of Port or COM, and the PC need drvive to install this. But in i68 dont has the option PORT

Re: Some phone has the function same with modem.
1. use USB to conect your phone to computer
2. follow the phone indication: install 6218 USB Modem.
3. install automatically,
4. click next,
5. done

With similar parameters songlive X1 mobile phone, please read

http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/T900_Dual_Card_Quad_Band_TV_Cell_Phone_Black_.htm

http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/Wholesale_T8_support_java.htm

real i68 phones

There are 2 kind of i68 phone from China,one is real i68 phone,another is not real one. Our i68 phone is real i68 phone,so don't worry about the quality.
Our i68 phone is 6 pages sliding,and 8gb largest,and it is quad band,can be used in any country. It is shake countrol, support Java,FM and it has many language. Also,it is super thin and light. Moreover,it is dual card dual standby.At the same time,the price is very cheap. The i68 phone is apple shape and it is very popular now.
Would like to know of similar products, click：http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/Wholesale_T8_support_java.htm
http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/Mobile_phone_accessories_can_be_donated.htm

Mobile phone accessories can be donated Wholesale from china

TV function,Dual-card double question,850/900/1800/1900MHz frequency,



Standard configurations: two power (10,500 milliamperes) / charger / data cable / headset /

512MB TF card

Concerned about the function of

Support languages: Simplified Chinese, English, a large quantity of brush can be multi-

language
Screen parameters: 3.0-inch color 16000000; resolution: 240 × 320px
Caller ring tones: 64 chord; supported formats: mp3, mp4, midi
Music player: supports MP3 format to download games, play, support equalizer, show

synchronized lyrics, online lyrics, songs to download, etc.
Video player: 3GP, MP4, 3GP/MP4 full-screen playback, support fast forward / pause
Radio: FM FM stereo, can be no headphones Public release
Camera features: high-definition camera; support audio video filming, filming a specific

time determined in accordance with card space
Memory size: 505K/512MB / maximum support 4G TF card expansion, support expansion
Data Transfer: U disc / USB data cable connection, Bluetooth stereo
Image Format: jpg, gif
Basic functions
Body contacts: 500 Group business card-style phone book, caller group, caller ring tones,

calls Daitoutie, calls video broadcast personality
SMS / MMS: 200 SMS storage capacity to support MMS
Switch Machine: custom screen switch machine can be set up Auto-boot
Alarm: 5 Group alarm clock can be set from Mondays to Sundays. Set MP3 ring tones can be

done
Built-in Game: 2 common games
Other features: MP3 function, MP4 functions, hands-free calls, Short Message, recording

function, WAP function, handwritten input, radio features, Bluetooth, GPRS download, MMS

MMS, memory expansion, e-books, calls firewall, dual-card to be dual dual Bluetooth, ultra-

long standby, IP call, calendar, alarm clock, calculator, exchange rate, unit, stopwatch,

world time, the memorandum, calendar, health management, and quad-band dual card dual

Bluetooth dual personality to be TV mobile phone, touch screen , touch screen vibration

feedback, call the context of the sound sent to protect the leather
Basic parameters
The application of Network: GSM
The application of frequency: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
Talk Time :280-620 minutes
Standby time :260-600 hours
Time-to-market: 2008.07.22
Appearance: straight
Size: 108 * 57 * 17MM
Weight: 136G
Optional Color: Cool black

cheap cell phones TV

ChangjiangTV600+ touch wiz, analog TV, dual speakers, shake hands change music, 4 band, colorful lights

Cheap cell phones tv changjiangTV600-Quad-band,FM/MP3/MP4/Hand-shaking function supported TV phone.

Main features GSM:850/900/1800/1900(work all over the world) Dual sim cards dual standby 2 pages menu Hand-shaking function FM/MP3/MP4 supported Multi-language.

Thanks for your reply.

Thanks for your reply.
That's ok. The total price of the 5 cellphones is $660. And the postage of them is $60.
This is the best price for you.
And we suggest that you could register to our website, so you can buy them by yourself, that is very convenient.
Please let us know if you want to buy them.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards,
If you like to know more details,please click: http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/ChangjiangTV600_analog_TV_cell_phone.htm
Wendy
MSN: digital@agoodic.com

The best cost-effective mobile phone

Java support dual dual-card double question Bluetooth GPRS download tv

applies to the application of frequency 850/900/1800/1900MHZ

java2.0, JAVA download any format, and supports installed on the memory card, built-in gravity sensor, greatly increase the fun of the game

MP3 function, MP4 functions, hands-free calls, Short Message, recording function, WAP function, handwritten input, radio functions, analog TV, Bluetooth, GPRS download, MMS MMS, memory expansion, e-books, calls firewall, dual-card dual-pending dual-Bluetooth, quad-band appearance of concise fashion, JAVA2.0, gravity sensors, sliding unlock, auto horizontal screen, unit conversion, exchange rates, calendar, memos, alarm clock, world time
Basic parameters

I have a good channel to buy the mobile phones,

http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/Wholesale_T8_support_java.htm

Cellphone GPS traffic monitoring

In a recent blog entry, I talked about my desire to "integrate" GPS with tracking technology to be able to determine traffic speeds and re-route accordingly.
Well, who knew that just a few days later I would be watching TechTV and they would demonstrate a product that is very close to what I was looking for!
A company called ZipDash works with NexTel phones (with GPS option) and displays a map on the Nextel phone with color coded arrows to indicate the traffic speed (green, yellow, red). (I believe it's a Java app on the phone)
I mentioned in my blog that my "theoretical idea" of a P2P GPS traffic monitoring model would require users to have to "opt in" in order to receive traffic reports. Sure enough, ZipDash works on that principal. If you "opt in" to receiving ZipDash's traffic data, you must also let ZipDash track your cell phone location. Of course it is anonymous according to this quote from their website:
"Rest assured, the information we gather is completely anonymous. Nextel doesn't even allow us access to information such as your phone number. We don't ask you for personal information and we make protecting your privacy a top priority. "
It's only in California unfortunately. But this gives me hope that one day the New York/Connecticut Metro area will have it some day.

If you want to buy a mobile phone with GPS, please go to ....

unlock A530 JAVA TV

Quad band,Dual sim,dual
standby,8GB,bluetooth.unlock A530 JAVA TV Hot point:Quad band :GSM 850/900/1800/1900 can work all over the worldDual sim cards dual standby work at the same timeJAVAHand shaking( can change the menu,music,TV channel)support to extend TF card to 8GB maximallyBluetoothFM radioSlide to unlockTV phone
unlock A530 JAVA TV E-book reader MP4,MP3reprinting from unlock a530 java tv More small common sense of cell phones are in www.agoodic.com

Quad band phone-T818 cell phones

Quad band phone-T818 cell phones Dual sim card Dual standby Dual bluetooth with TV and FM Function unlocked.Hot Spot:Quad-band TV phonedual card dual standbyTV function/FM functionmp3/mp4dual Bluetooth2MP camera3.0-inch touch screenMain


Feature:Language:Chinese, English, some other languages under PPC systemLCD Size:3.0''260K; PX: 240*320pxRingtone:64 chord; Ringtone format: mp3, midi wav amrQuad band phone-T818 cell phones Reprinting

from: http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/Quad_band_T818.htm

Cheap Cell Phones

Cheap phones are an alluring temptation when the quality, looks and features that they offer are fairly comparable to that of their high-priced branded counterparts. Consumer electronics companies in Asia are aggressively marketing their products worldwide. The kind of competition that US companies faced from the Japanese in the latter part of the 20th century is more or less identical to the competition that Japan itself is now facing from other smaller and less advanced Asian countries like Korea and Taiwan.
A large variety of electronic items like fixed-line and mobile phones, cameras, calculators and personal entertainment gadgets are being churned out in high volume at extremely competitive prices by these companies. Even though the quality may not be on par with the kind of products that they are competing with, for all practical purposes the common man might find not much of a difference between these and the high-priced variety.
Another totally different scenario also exists where the same high-priced, high quality products themselves are sold for incredibly low prices. Sometimes they are even given away for free! But as one might guess, there is always a catch in these kinds of offers. These products are offered either at a low price or for free because they come bundled in a 'combo' offer. Every phone, be it fixed-line or a mobile phone, needs a service provider through which the calls are routed. The services offered by these service providers are normally charged whereas the phone instrument itself is offered free or at a discounted price when both are bundled together for a special offer.

Offers of this kind are area-specific since service providers differ from place to place and from country to country. The kinds of phone instruments that are popularly used also differ region-wise and country-wise. AS a result, these kinds of bundled offers are more or less localized in nature. The offers are also valid only for a short period of time before the next popular phone model takes its place.
So when people are on the lookout for a new phone at cheap rates, they have two options to choose from. They can either go in for a cheap-priced model from an Asian country or on the other hand, go in for the low-priced or free version of the high-priced model by purchasing it through a bundled offer available in that particular region.


If you want wholesale cell phones, please check....

Cheap GPS Cell Phones

Thinking of buying a personal navigation device, but not quite ready to commit the cash? Don't worry. You may already have all the navigation hardware you need. That's because most new cell phones sport internal GPS chips—all you need to do is activate the software. Better yet, the phones included in this story are all $100 or less with a contract. Verizon customers can use Verizon VZ Navigator software, while TeleNav's GPS Navigator, first available for Sprint only, now offers plans for AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless. The company's latest software version, TeleNav Traffic, integrates live traffic information, a feature not all dedicated GPSs have.

So, what's the difference between a dedicated GPS device and a GPS-enabled phone? While a traditional GPS device uses orbiting satellites to determine your location, a cellphone with a GPS chip relies on a combination of satellite fixes and triangulation from cell towers. Another distinction is that the actual application, map and POIs reside on a separate server, rather than on the device itself. This means that your cellphone always has access to the most up to date maps and POIs—as often as the server is updated. Your phone communicates with this server whenever you request driving directions and other information. Your route is then calculated for you and sent to your phone along with maps, and even speech files that provide spoken street names. In addition, if your phone has a touchscreen or a QWERTY keyboard, it will make navigating the interface much easier.

VZ Navigator has a complete set of routing options, including fastest, shortest, and simplest. It also comes with vehicle profiles for Car/Motorcycle, Truck, Bicycle, and Pedestrian modes. Like many dedicated GPSs, you can choose to avoid highways, toll roads, and roads with HOV lanes. Once you've created a route, the screen will display information such as estimated trip time and distance to next turn. At any time, you can press the "Talk" key (usually the OK button) and it will announce your next turn. VZ Navigator also has a coveted feature—text to speech conversion, pronouncing street names, which leads to more specific commands like "Prepare to exit the highway in point two miles for highway three east." You can also use the companion Web site, vznavigator.com, to plan routes and send the results to right to your phone.
TeleNav's GPS Navigator works in much the same way as Verizon's software. One unique feature is the ability to call in a location using a toll-free number. You can also use addresses and locations stored in your address book. Once you've subscribed to the TeleNav service, you can conduct trip planning on your PC via telenav.com, which offers a nice selection of free navigation tools.
Of course, to use these services, you'll have to pay a subscription fee. Verizon offers a free trial for 14 days; after that, you can use the service for $2.99 a day or subscribe for unlimited use for $9.99 a month. Be warned though: if you don't have a wireless data plan, you will use air-time minutes that are not included in the per-day or monthly subscription. TeleNav's service plans average at $9.99/month for unlimited use. Your carrier may offer a free 30-day trial. Again, you may need to enroll in a data plan as well.
Many of our favorite phones have integrated GPS chips. If you're in the market for a new handset, you may want to consider one with this function. For Verizon, there's the new Chocolate, LG's VX8550, the waterproof G'zOne Type V, and the Motorola KRZR K1m. Sprint's K1m is also GPS-enabled. Other notable Sprint GPS phones include the Sanyo Katana II, Sprint Muziq LX570 and the Sanyo SCP-7050. Below you can find summaries of these phones and links to the full reviews. What are you waiting for? It's time to hit the road!

From: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com/

Open GPS Tracker using Cheap Cell Phone

Looks like the cheap prepaid Motorola cell phones that you can find at many of the convenience stores can be used for projects such as this Open GPS Tracker project. It would be interesting to make a device that worked like a poor mans LoJack.

"The Open GPS Tracker is a small device which plugs into a $20 prepaid mobile phone to make a GPS tracker. The Tracker responds to text message commands, detects motion, and sends you its exact position, ready for Google Maps or your mapping software. The Tracker firmware is open source and user-customizable. The current supported hardware platform is: * Tyco Electronics A1035D GPS module * Motorola C168i AT&T GoPhone prepaid mobile phone * Atmel ATTINY84-20PU AVR microcontroller"

Free GPS Software

I took a look at some of the online offers for free GPS software and found, like many "free" offers there were often limits and provisos involved. Often the freeware is a scaled--down version of purchasable products. Sometimes the free product has restricted functionality with features disabled, other products are trial--based and are disabled after a certain time (hours or days or use).


An example of limited free GPS software can be found at GPS Utility. The downloadable freeware is limited 100 waypoints and 500 track points. (There are 65,000 of each in the registered version of their program.) The free program gives you a good opportunity to try before you buy, and this is the benefit of most free programs.
There are online sites that list various free GPS software and describe how to use the programs after you download them. Often individuals who have used the programs themselves develop the sites. These are great because they give you an unbiased interpretation of the benefits and disadvantages of the programs before you use them.
Using free GPS software you can download programs that allow you to retrieve and display aerial photos, topographical maps, USGS landmarks. There are programs available that allow you import scanned images and add latitude and longitude points and other data.
Free GPS software downloads are available for PDA units that are capable of communication with GPS receivers. With these downloads you can have a useful navigation assistant, location database manager, and GPS data converter.
Programs to manage GPS waypoint and route files are available for both PC and Mac users. The waypoints and route files can be saved or converted to various formats used by other mapping programs.
If you need to transfer information to and from your GPS receiver and your home computer or laptop there are several free programs that allow you to do so. There are also programs that allow Garmin GPS receivers to "talk" to one another.
Many of the programs listed here are directed at the hiking/trekker community, but there are also free programs available for auto GPS systems and marine navigational systems. I found a couple of marine navigation programs that allow you to download nautical charts and plotters.
There are free GPS software programs that allow you to download street maps that might not be included in your auto--navigation system. If you intend downloading in--vehicle software, make sure that it has audio capacity, an essential safety factor for motorists. One such program offers data for several countries with voice guidance in twelve languages.
Free GPS software is also available for downloading to your cell phone. This is mostly tracking software and can be phone specific. You might want to check with your carrier before downloading anything to your cell phone to make sure that it does not incur extra charges.
As satellites are constantly moving, it is helpful to know the optimal time for data collection in your area. There is free GPS software that includes an almanac to let you know the availability of satellites at any given time.
Some of the free GPS software is brand specific. Programs designed for a Garmin receiver may not work for a Magellan, so check out the specifications carefully, especially if you intend purchasing a registered version after your trial period. Other software works with most brands.
Anne King is a sports and recreation writer in Boise, Idaho. For a list of free GPS software, visit Maps GPS Info.com which also provides practical information on GPS and maps that everyone can use. The website includes product reviews and a maps/GPS glossary.


From: http://www.agoodic.com/

http://www.maps-gps-info.com/fgpfw.html

Google Map GPS Cell Phone Tracker 2.0

External Mirror 1

From: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com

CECT T32 WiFi, GPS And Windows Mobile 6.0

CECT T32 WiFi, GPS And Windows Mobile 6.0

302.69 $

For the longest time, I've honestly felt that the Chinese iPhone clones have included every major feature from the original and then some. But, when the Nokia N95 became almost as popular as the iPhone, we were all waiting with baited breath for its clone. That's because the Nokia N95 has WiFi and GPS. We were hoping that one day these features would become standard in the clones. We already knew that CECT could pull off Windows Mobile because the current HiTune T68 includes it.

However, when the CECT N95 finally rolled out, it was a great phone full of great features and innovative design. In fact, everything was included - except WiFi and GPS. Although we understood that pricing kept some additions out, and we felt the phone was still a contender without them, we were still a touch disappointed.

Finally, though, there's reason to celebrate. The HiPhone T32 (the very latest version, and sometimes also called The Daxian X999) has finally included all three of these things as standard.

Of course, as always with the HiPhone you can: surf the web; email and text (WAP browsing, MMS and SMS messaging); take photos and video on the digital camera and video cam; enjoy Bluetooth; listen to and watch MP3s and MP4s; and use Java.

The one standard feature this one doesn't have is dual sim slots. However, it has improved the 2.0 mega pixel camera and added an e-book reader.

With the Windows additions like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as tons more third party software available, this phone has evolved into a little productivity powerhouse. And, in my testing, these additions do not slow the performance of the phone any. It is still zippy and intuitive. After all, it has an expandable memory of up to 2GB to work with.

Of course, we were bracing ourselves for the price. Current comparable clones without these new additions average around $150. So where does that leave this new version? Currently, it's between the low and upper $300s, depending on where you get it.

This price may fall as more become available, but I suspect that even with this price tag, these will fly off shelves because: the additions are too valuable to pass up; they were long desired; and they really do add so many more possibilities and applications to this phone. So, welcome to the party, T32. It's about time.

CECT T32 WiFi, GPS And Windows Mobile 6.0

For the longest time, I've honestly felt that the Chinese iPhone clones have included every major feature from the original and then some. But, when the Nokia N95 became almost as popular as the iPhone, we were all waiting with baited breath for its clone. That's because the Nokia N95 has WiFi and GPS. We were hoping that one day these features would become standard in the clones. We already knew that CECT could pull off Windows Mobile because the current HiTune T68 includes it.

...

From: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com/

iphone V800

iphone V800

3.2 inch touch screen,dual sim dual standby, FM, Analog TV, Java phone from http://www.agoodic.com/.

iphone V800

A new iphone V800 added on http://www.agoodic.com/,this is a quad band iphone with 3.2 inch touch screen,dual sim dual standby, FM, Analog TV, Java phone.the price is very low.Welcome to agoodic wholesale this iphone V800,We wll here you will enjoy shopping at Chinese wholesale prices. THE BEST ADVANTAGE:Paypal and credit card payment,Door to door service, and 5-15 days receive your goods,One year warranty, 45 days money back,Service 7 day for all your question.

From:http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com

GPS Services for Cellphones

Here are five ways to navigate with cellphones:
TeleNav GPS Navigator—Besides giving you spoken directions, TeleNav can spot traffic jams up ahead and suggest another route to your destination. It can help find 10 million points of interest, including parks, restaurants, and gas stations. The service is most widely available on phones from Sprint, which calls it "Sprint Navigation." But it's also made for a growing number of handsets from Alltel, Verizon, and AT&T.

USN.load('Loomia');

AAA Mobile—One of the paper-map companies that are making a move to wireless, AAA is adding its useful diamond ratings of points of interest, such as hotels and restaurants. AAA's guidebook information on this digital service also details many local attractions. And a single button will call AAA for roadside help while also sending your exact location, as plotted by GPS. Available on some Sprint and Verizon phones.
VZ Navigator—The service offers turn-by-turn directions and, like others, will announce the street name as part of the turn directions. Includes a hefty 14 million points of interest. It can also send directions to friends on their Verizon phone. The VZ is for Verizon, the only place this service is available. It's for use on most, but not all, GPS-capable handsets from Verizon.
Garmin Mobile—A series of navigation products that turn cellphones, smartphones, and laptops into navigation devices. For a smartphone with a GPS chip, about $100 buys maps, routing software, and points of interest. Other options through this company, like the $200 Garmin Mobile 10, include a GPS receiver for smartphones that don't have the GPS built in. Garmin also offers a $10 monthly network version for some standard Sprint phones.
TomTom Navigator 6—Aimed at turning smartphones and hand-held PCs into GPS devices. For $300, Navigator 6 includes maps on a memory card along with a GPS receiver that connects via Bluetooth. The $250 version puts the maps on a DVD, requiring a PC to move them to the phone. The $150 version does away with the GPS receiver (if your device already has one built in).


From: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com/

Cell Phone GPS Tracking

Cell Phone GPS Tracking

Although there are many advantages to cell phone GPS tracking, there are also privacy concerns. As most people carry their cell phone with them at all times, the ability is in place to track the exact movements of all individuals. Is this a case of Big Brother, and who can access to this information?
Cell Phone GPS tracking can prove useful in many walks of life and especially when an emergency arises. Picture the scene of a road accident where injuries have occurred. A 911 call made from a GPS cell phone would significantly speed up the arrival of the emergency services if the GPS signal from the cell phone can be pin-pointed to an exact location. This feature alone could save many lives.
For these reasons the FCC has instructed that wireless network providers provide the cell phone GPS tracking location information for 911 calls which have been made from cell phones. This is known as E911. In essence this is no different than a 911 call made from a land line, as the land line is registered to an address and the relevant emergency services can be quickly dispatched to that address.
However, where the difference occurs is that a property does not move but the tracking of a GPS cell phone is registering the day to day movements of an individual, and that has given rise to the privacy concerns of who can access such private information.
However, the relevant law relating to E911 is fairly explicit. It allows carriers to provide tracking location information to third parties for e911 emergency calls only, however not under any other circumstances whatsoever without the consent of the cell phone owner.
The privacy of cell phone GPS tracking has also been backed up by a number of recent court hearings. Recent court hearings have disallowed the requests of law enforcement agencies to obtain cell phone GPS tracking information from the cell phone companies for suspects. The courts have ruled that Congress have not authorized location tracking without actual evidence of wrongdoing and that probable cause is not sufficient reason for the release of records.
These events will ensure that the advantages of cell phone GPS tracking will not be compromised by privacy issues and that its long term future and usefulness is secured.

From: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com/

GPS Cell Phone - Portable Navigation and Safety

The need for a GPS cell phone? Picture driving an unfamiliar highway and witnessing a small red car careening off the road into a ravine. You pull off the highway and with your heart pounding you get out of your car to find the red Chevy about 80 feet below - upside down. You realize someone may be hurt badly. Fortunately you have a cell phone, as many people do. You call 911 but you don't know where you are other than on Route 95 about an hour north of Needles in the deserts of Nevada...

(Browse all the other GPS articles and features.)

Fortunately, the U. S. FCC (Federal Communications Commission) has mandated a program called E911. E(nhanced) 911 requires the location of any cell phone used to call 911 can be determined to within 50 to 100 meters. The law took effect at the start of 2005. That means cell phone manufacturers have incorporated a GPS receiver in virtually every cell phone. A side benefit of this law is now we have the combination of a cell phone and GPS which is good for two additional uses: 1) driving directions in your automobile and; 2) the ability to use a cell phone as a handheld GPS for out-of-car purposes.

From:http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com

wholesale unlocked gsm phones!

Buy wholesale unlocked gsm phones, with good price, and can see other free shipping products!
(support paypal and credit card, easy and safe payment ! )
product description:WM6 aptitude PPC, EGDE frequency, gravity inductor, TouchFLO, 2.0MP camera, bluetooth 2.0, JAVA, MSN/skype, office read/edit, iphone style etcGSM 900/1800/1900MHz & EGDE frequency
Screen 3.2 inch touch screen Music download games in MP3 pattern, equalizer bluetooth stereo change music as swaying Video 3GP,MP4,support to play in full screen, auto horizontal screen speed/pause Camera 1.3MP, 2.0MP is on package support to shoot video with sound, the time depends on storage Rom 64M RAM + 128M FLASHROM, dual-TF memory card lot extended, 8GB TF card expand largest. Document management Data transfer USB cable,-Disk, Bluetooth stereo Game java2.0, 2 common games, support JAVA to set up on the memory card,ravity inducer inside Internet function WAP on internet, GPS download, www browse, MSN Other function alarm, calendar, memo, notebook, calculator
wholesale unlocked gsm phones
other products:
mp3 player, car dvd, earphone, cellphone, digital camera, elecronic-cigarette

From: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com/

CECT T32 Vs CECT I9 - Which is Best?

Something very interesting has happened and has been reported by many sellers of these Chinese, import iPhone knock offs. For the longest time, the original iClone P168 was the best seller. Then, the quad band model (P168+) gained a good bit of ground.The recent releases of the 168S model (quad band shake and tilt) and the 168C (quad band, and dual sim active) have further split the sales. However, today most sellers will tell you that there are two new models that are rapidly emerging as brisk sellers - the i9 and the T32 (aka Daxian X999.) Both have features previous models did not have. This article will focus on the similarities and differences between these two models to help you decide which may be best for you.Similarities: Both phones are considered to be loaded, with web browsing, email and texting, MP3 / MP4, Java, digital camera, web cam, Bluetooth, and some features that until know have not been included. Both are considered smartphones.Quad Band Vs. Tri Band: The i9 will support GSM 850, 900, 1800, and 1900 MHz bands offering coverage for almost all GSM carriers world wide. The T32 covers 900, 1800, and 1900 MHZ bands. This will work fine for many carriers. There are some AT&T rural and Cingular carriers who operate on the 850 or 1900 bands. You can easily find out which you need through your carrier.Productivity: Both of these phones are productivity power houses, but in different ways. The T32 contains WiFi, GPS, Windows Mobile 6.0 (with Java 2.0 for gaming). Obviously, this opens up a huge amount of productivity and gaming possibilities and ensures that it offers a lot more than most clones. The i9 on the other hand supports Java which means that you can download third party software for gaming, but there are also productivity options like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It doesn't have WiFi, but in my opinion it's still sufficient.Dual Sim Active: Generally, the i9 offers dual sim active, which means that two can be online at once. Most 32s (which are properly listed) do not have this feature.Shake And Tilt: The i model has the popular shake and tilt feature (shaking the phone to advance music and media) and the T model or Daxian generally does not.Memory: I've seen both of these models holding up to 8GB of memory. The memory is expandable, but most times, you see them selling with between 2 - 4 GB of memory. Of course, models with more GB will be more expensive, but the phones can grow with you and don't need to slow down as you fill them.Price: As a general rule, the CECT T32 is more expensive than the CECT i9, running somewhere in the mid to upper $200 range, while the i model is closer to $150.So, Which Is Better? Which of these phones work better for you will greatly depend on what you need in a phone. If you need a quad band and want the latest shake and tilt model, the i9 may fit the bill. But if you're dead set on WiFi, GPS, and Windows Mobile 6.0, then the T32 / Daxian may be the way to go.

If you want wholesale cell phones, please check....


from: http://chinacheapphone.blogspot.com/

Cect T32 Triband Windows 6.0 Phone With WIFI Function

Cect T32 Triband Windows 6.0 Phone With WIFI Function

302.69 $

Operating Frequency: GSM

Network Frequency: 900,1800,1900MHz

Language: Chinese, English

LCD Size: 3.2inch with 6.5million color

Dimensions: 62.8x119x15.7mm

Weight: 135g

Talk Time: 240-360 minutes

Standby Time: 150-340 hours

Camera: 2.0 Megapixel with max. output of 1600*1200

Rom: 128M/64M, support extend TF card to 8G at max.

Ringtone: 64 chords and formats supported are mp3, midi, wav and wma

Music: MP3 ,MP4,AVI,ASF,WMVplay at background

Video: 3GP,MP4,3GP and MP4, can play in full screen

Data Transfer: USB, Bluetooth, WIFI

Standby Photo: jpg,

Telephone Directories: 100000 groups of contacts

Messages &Multimedia Messaging: store SMS,MMS

Schedule Power On, Off: support to start, close ,under set time by the 3rd party's software

Alarm Clock: 5 groups; can set from Monday to Sunday at random, support MP3 as alarm ringtone

Game Platform: Support java 2.0 3D games, a brand new gaming experience

With the T32 on hand, you can increase your productivity with World and other office applications, some other interesting features like GPS navigation and IP Dials.

GPS navigation cell phones

HTY A858 GPS navigation Wholesale

WIFI+EDGE+GPS USD249

WIFI+EDGE USD218.



1. samart phone with WINDOWS MOBILE6.0 operating system

2. in-built GPS navigation, adopts the SIRT star 3 navigation chip, GPS voice navigation, upgrade maps for free

3. WI-FI，wireless internet

4. many office softwares such as MSN, EXCEL

With HTY A858, you will not be lost in big cities anymore, and you can enjoy the pleasure of wireless internet anywhere

System Windows Mobile 6.0PPC

CPU: ARM926T 280MHZ

Srif star III

Flash 128M RAM 64M

Operating Frequency: GSM

Network Frequency: 900/1800/1900MHZ

SIZE(L*W*H): 100*59*15mm

Weight/package: 115G

Color: silver black

Talk time: 240-360m

Standby time: 150-240h