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i'm looking for a phone tat supports skype and msn..any recommendation? hopefully an inexpensive one.

Bros, Just want to ask if anyone has good recommendation for shops to buy second hand mobile phones. There is one in Far East Shopping centre that I go to. If got good lobang, can PM me. Thanks!

Where to repair SE phones ? Hi all, my out of warranty SE K810's joystick is dying, any1 wif places to reco for repair . all else is good wif my phone. Places other then the agents service center will be appreciated. >.<" ty ty mice

Looking at 5mp + windows mobile one. btw, anyone knows how much the mwg ii cost? the one that singtel gives with 98 bucks when u sign with iplus2.

Can someone list out phones that can take two sim cards and still have both at standby? Currently only know of one model from samsung. Anything other brands with the same functions? My aim is to get one so i don't miss any calls from my home and work mobile numbers. Thanks in advance for any inputs.

Still using "normal" mobile phone. Just wanna find out... Smart phone users would you switch back to a conventional phone? Which of the above models do you recommend?

Need a phone with: 1) at least 3.2 megapixel cam 2) mp3 and video playing capability 3) wi-fi to surf free in public wi-fi zone 4) 3G of course 5) quad brand, and if possible can also support usage in Korea and Japan 6) contract price to be below $500 Have the following phones in mind: HTC Touch Diamond Nokla N series anything else to recommend?

SINGAPORE, June 17, 2008 (AFP) - Finnish telecom giant Nokia has launched two new email-capable handsets for business users and vowed to defend its position as the world's leading mobile phone maker. Nokia said the E71 and E66 were pre-loaded with Microsoft's popular email programme and would cater to business professionals who wanted easy and instant access to their messages. "With the E series, we want to serve people who are passionate about their work," said Chris Carr, Nokia's vice president for regional sales, at a launch in Singapore late Monday. The two phones would be available in July and support email accounts from key Internet service providers such Yahoo! and Google's Gmail, the firm said. It said there were an estimated 1.5 billion email users globally and that there were set to be four billion mobile users by the end of 2009. "We have grown our share with the broadest portfolio of devices in the industry... Nokia remains the undisputed leader and it is a leadership mantle we will not relinquish," Carr said. The business mobile sector is currently dominated by Canada's Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry smart phone combining a mobile phone and personal digital assistant (PDA). The BlackBerry allows users to browse the Internet, use e-mail and make calls and has proven a big hit with business executives worldwide. Apple is also taking aim at the corporate market with the launch of its touch-screen-activated 3G iPhone, which will come with faster Internet access and more features for business users than its initial iPhone. South Korea's Samsung on Monday unveiled its latest smart phone, a touch-screen model to be commercially launched in Southeast Asia this week. The Samsung and Nokia launches came on the eve of CommunicAsia. The event is billed as the region's leading information and communications technology conference and exhibition and began Tuesday in Singapore. R U Interested ? [rolleyes]

New company asked me to buy a Blackberry phone but I find that they sucks. Hence, I am looking for other mobile phones that support Blackberry. I am using the Treo 750V and there are no available Blackberry software as well. Can anyone help enlighten me of the models that support Blackberry?

Anyone knows where can i get maps for my nokia E61i? Thanks in advance

Probably not applicable to local Nissan cars but just sharing info. What is a "fob" anyway? http://www.cellular-news.com/story/23944.php Mobile Phones Could Wipe Car Ignition Fobs Owners of some new Nissan motor cars are being advised to keep their mobile phones away from the keyless-ignition fobs which are used to start their cars, as the phones can "wipe" the fob memory. The problem is limited to the 2007 Altima and G35, and the problem can be avoided by keeping mobile phones at least an inch away from the fob. The Tennessean newspaper said that if owners send or receive calls while their phones are touching the fob, there's a chance the fob's electronic code could be erased. Once erased, the fobs cannot be reprogrammed, and owners can restart their engines only by using the spare fobs sold with their cars, a Nissan spokesman told the newspaper. Nissan expects to be able to issue new fobs within a few months, and is currently replacing damaged fobs free of charge. Brent Adams, general manager of Action Nissan on Thompson Lane, told The Tennessean that only a few customers have complained. "(Nissan officials) are doing the right thing by letting the dealers know," he said.

I would like to ask owners who have car phones installed where the controls are on the steering wheel to pick up calls n talk, ie hands free. How does all these phones work vis a vis yr personal mobile phone. Are they user friendly as well. Just got my beemer 3 series but I didnt get the optional phone os not sure if its a valuable item to add. thx in advance.