Pantech PN 820 smart-phone for Verizon

The FCC approved a new smart phone for Verizon. The Pantech PN-820 or known as the PC-8200N. This phone has a dual color display, traditional keypad, 1.3 mega pixel camera with flash, mini SD card slot for Bluetooth. This will be the first high end model for Verizon. [Source]

This phone just exudes excellence. I don't know anyone who has one so I don't have a personal experience with someone who uses it, but maybe one of you do? If you have experience using this phone, please feel free to leave a comment to let us know.

Verizon PN-218 clam shell

Phonescoop recently reported that the FCC approved a new Pantech phone for Alltel. Phonescoop said,

The FCC today approved a new entry-level Pantech phone for Alltel. The PN-218 is a restyled version of the CDM180 currently sold on Verizon. The PN218 uses the same small clamshell form and has the same features - dual color displays, both horizontal rather than vertical, a VGA camera with flash, and speakerphone.

"Hey Guys, want to see my new phone?" They all agreed and wanted to see it. Then I showed them. I never had so many things thrown at me before. They called me all sorts of names including, "taste-less fool." Whatever the case, this phone is unique and it goes against the grain. I am getting tired of looking at everyone carrying a Razr.

T-Mobile MDA Review - PhoneScoop

PhoneScoop reviews the T-Mobile MDA and digresses that the interface works well for simple snapshots or adjustments, but "making actual adjustments to each shooting mode," is not as user-friendly. The icons found at the bottom of the screen are used to adjust different things, but they find that it is not easy to press them with a finger.

Although I find MDA's useful, I wouldn't particularly like this one because I am not a fan of T-Mobile, but for those who enjoy T-Mobile, I would recommend this phone. Especially if you are the type of person who likes to run around telling all your friends about your new cool phone. This will get you some friends for sure, look at all of the options.

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