PUBLIC MARKS from adfunk with tag nokia

It’s the battle of the brands. First Nokia comes out with hands free speakers to help people work as well as comfortably use the variety of features on the Nokia 6230i without any disturbance. Sony Ericsson came up with the Sony Ericsson K800i that has a screen display of 240*320 pixels and features like Bluetooth, USB Cable support, e-mail, infrared port, password protection code and voice dialling.

I know the title seems a bit odd, but it’s 10facts.com’s tagline. Basically it means you learn more because the facts they give you are pretty straightforward without all the marketing jargons overpowering the details. Like how you can read an article full of words but somehow you just keep missing the point because the real deals are drowned under the story.

Sometimes, when I hear a nice foreign song playing in a cafe, or at the marketplace, I wish I know what song it is so that I can have it playing on my cellphone. Although I’m not a big fan of South American songs (partially because I am not familiar with the language), I do find the tunes and rhythm suitable for my taste: not too heavy, not too complicated, just simple and easy listening. Then it struck me, why not just go to a website that allows me to “baixar toques” (download ringtones)?

Every day, tens of thousands of toxic cell phones hit the landfill. But there are great alternatives -- including a couple that can save you money. Like many of us, Bill Messett had a cell-phone graveyard. His old phones weren't actually dead, but he certainly wasn't using them. Each was tossed into a drawer, along with all its chargers and accessories, when he upgraded to the next model every year or two.

Cell-phones-n-plans.com has been created by James Media, a leading international web company focused on B2C (business to consumer) and “consumer” services for mobile free Cell Phone and web users. Cell-phones-n-plans.com is the First Global Mobile Web Community open to ALL Cell Phone users – regardless of the type of Cell Phone they use and their wireless operator.

1. Ask around about the best carrier. Coverage and call quality vary widely between the six national carriers. The carriers will tell you that they're perfect, so ask neighbors, friends, and co-workers about who has the best coverage where you live, work and travel. 2. Pay attention to battery life. A dead phone is no phone at all, so look for a phone's "continuous talk time" rating. Assume you'll be able to go a day without charging for each hour of talk time.

Here’s another of our popular Top 10 lists - this time we have looked into beautiful cellphones. If your favorite designer phone didn’t make it into the list, please add it in the comments. Thanks.

4 GB internal memory, Good build quality, USB 2.0 Mass storage, Stereo connector with controller, Standalone music player, Symbian OS 9.1, 2 MP camera, WLAN, Loud Speaker, Good Battery Life, Heavy, Stingy keypad, Slow UI, Poor camera quality, Very expensive, Slight weight imbalance issue. Nokia is planning to treat the masses with the release of it