Candice Johnson Smartphones

1. Blackberry: Blackberry Torch

1.1. Operating System- RIM Blackberry OS

1.2. Browsers

1.3. Processor

1.4. URL- http://bit.ly/cAqxkN, http://bit.ly/cpdezP

1.5. Image-

1.6. GPS, Keybroad

2. Windows 7 Phone:

2.1. Operating System- HTC Surround, Samsung Focus and HTC HD7

2.2. Browsers-

2.3. Processor-

2.4. URL- http://bit.ly/d8gjwA

2.5. Image-

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3. Carriers:

3.1. AT&T- 3G, 4G

3.2. Sprint- 3G, 4G

3.3. TMoblie- 3G, 4G

3.4. Verizon- 3G, 4G

4. Apple: iPhone 4

4.1. Operating systems- iOS:

4.2. Browsers-

4.3. Processors

4.4. URL-http://bit.ly/cGsn1Y

4.5. Image-

4.6. Pros- The iPhone 4 offers enhanced performance, a lovely new display, and an improved design. It also adds a ton of sorely needed features, both by itself and through the iOS 4 update.

4.7. Cons- Multitasking entails some trade-offs, and home screen folders are limited to 12 apps. AT&T reception continues to be spotty, and you'll need a case for the best calling reception. Also, we'd prefer a 64GB model.

5. Android: Droid-2-Global

5.1. Operating System- Android 2.2 Froyo

5.2. Browsers- Webkit HTML5 based browser; Adobe Flash 10, Pinch to Zoom

5.3. Processor- 1.2 GHz TI OMAP

5.4. URL- http://bit.ly/9MjNjo, http://bit.ly/bPfhI6

5.5. Image-

5.6. Droid-2-Global smartphone is that it is fully compatible with two different cellular network technologies, GSM and CDMA.

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