I am looking for a simple smartphone. Nothing facy, and everyday I am constantly checking my email by computer, does it have both wifi and emailing???
445487
the Droid is and has been my favorite simple to use Smartphone. My first one lasted almost 3 years. And yes, it has wifi capability as well as 3G. And emailing...
445488
I am not using this cellphone, I gave it to my brother and it is used mainly for calling. He did say that the internet capability is pretty decent. Sorry, can't give you more info.
1204511
It does not alert for incoming text or email messages. Furthermore, it is very unreliable with phone connections. It frequently drops connections and occasionally do not connect phones (it will will turn the led as connected while the function does not work). The software and website are useless. I do regret this purchase.
1519116
No wifi. The internet browser itself is pretty archaic, and the graphics display is horrible. It's a decent phone, but that's all it is.
428425
I like my phone but I only use it for calls and text and check emails. The battery lasts me a day but I dont use the internet much. It doesnt have much storage so you need an sd card. I think the processor is a gingerbread. Its a low price phone so dont expect it to do what an expensive phone does. It suits my needs though.
767186
Yes it is also touchscreen and yes I do need the wi- fi to connect to the internet but im currently still stuck on trying to make up a profile and my network is not compatable with the mobile because of the many restrictions. I also see that the phone has something to do with sprint but was clearlystated it was unlocked and has AT&T breanded at the back where the mirror reflection slide is. As I saw the mobile it looked cool and it seemed just to be ready like startup and easy set up but I never knew it would have been this dificult to use and to set up. Another down fall is the shipping company I use will not reship the mobile phone back to amazon. So im highly upset to know im stuck with the mobile phone until I do go back abroad to school this semseter to the US. Im really reconsidering on purchasing mobile phones from Amazon. Please if possible give me a better solution. Ohh my shipping company web page is: https://xpressitinc.com/Home/Index
657041
Yes, it's a smartphone. But its android software is very outdated. It wouldn't support many newer apps.
1255064
Yes it does and fairly decent.... but I suggest you get at least 3g or 4g speed service ... I been using simple mobile for months and at 40 dollars a month for unlimited everything you get what u pay for... and calls and texts usually are recieved without any issues. WiFi usually works fairly well but of course that depends on where you are.
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Let me be more specific: It does do internet and texting but it has no keyboard---just the regular older style keypad where you have to hit each key a number of times to arrive at the letter you want when composing a text or typing in an internet address. It does take pictures--ones that are quite low res when compared with those of a smart phone. I continue to use this antiquated Nokia 6350 mainly out of stubborn refusal to upgrade to a 'smart phone' which would actually serve me much better in many respects, mainly because it is small and my AT&T; 'Go Phone' plan for it---unlimited EVERYTHING---is just $50 per month. Let me be more specific: It does do internet and texting but it has no keyboard---just the regular older style keypad where you have to hit each key a number of times to arrive at the letter you want when composing a text or typing in an internet address. It does take pictures--ones that are quite low res when compared with those of a smart phone. I continue to use this antiquated Nokia 6350 mainly out of stubborn refusal to upgrade to a 'smart phone' which would actually serve me much better in many respects, mainly because it is small and my AT&T; 'Go Phone' plan for it---unlimited... » Read More Let me be more specific: It does do internet and texting but it has no keyboard---just the regular older style keypad where you have to hit each key a number of times to arrive at the letter you want when composing a text or typing in an internet address. It does take pictures--ones that are quite low res when compared with those of a smart phone. I continue to use this antiquated Nokia 6350 mainly out of stubborn refusal to upgrade to a 'smart phone' which would actually serve me much better in many respects, mainly because it is small and my AT&T; 'Go Phone' plan for it---unlimited EVERYTHING---is just $50 per month. « Show Less
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It's a decent phone. I loved everything about it except for two major things: 1. The keyboard. Sometimes when you're typing, you had to press really hard on the virtual keyboard to get it to register your touch. 2. Sometimes, when people would text me, I would get their message twice, or not at all. It drove me nuts. Other than that, I loved this phone. It took great pictures to suit my needs, calls came in clearly & the display was clear. I don't know if these issues were to my phone specifically or if its something that happened on other's, too. But good luck. If you can, I recommend the iPhone 4, honestly! I got it for free from Verizon & it works flawlessly. It was brand new, too, & I bought it in July. Good luck! :)
1452598
The Mailbug does not have WiFi capabilities. It connects like your landline telephone with a piece of wire to your telephone wall jack. Yes you do have to use their email services. However, I vaguely remember that on setup you have the capability to reach out and grab email from another account. I could be wrong on that.
417607
Is this device internet-based or cellular based? In other words, can you only get the e-mails when in a Wifi hotspot or can you get them in real time as with an iPhone or Blackberry? This would be a major consideration. The product description on Amazon.com does not contain this information. For example, i have push e-mail on my iPod Touch but can only get new e-mails if I am in a Wifi hotspot.
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yes, internet browsing is free if you are using wifi, just make sure to enable wifi under (settings --> wireless & networks)... but you should definitely be careful and always remember to disable data under (settings --> wireless & networks --> mobile networks ) because this phone uses data even when you're not actually using you're phone, say walking down the street. Your maps/ GPS, email, and even picture messaging use up data. This can be tedious since it is an android and the apps it uses mostly operate off internet, such as a chase app, or new york times app, which constantly need to refresh themselves, hence why I recommend the 50$ unlimited plan.. if you plan on using data often yes, internet browsing is free if you are using wifi, just make sure to enable wifi under (settings --> wireless & networks)... but you should definitely be careful and always remember to disable data under (settings --> wireless & networks --> mobile networks ) because this phone uses data even when you're not actually using you're phone, say walking down the street. Your maps/ GPS, email, and even picture messaging use up data. This can be tedious since it is an android and the apps it uses mostly operate off internet, such as a chase app, or new york times app, which constantly... » Read More yes, internet browsing is free if you are using wifi, just make sure to enable wifi under (settings --> wireless & networks)... but you should definitely be careful and always remember to disable data under (settings --> wireless & networks --> mobile networks ) because this phone uses data even when you're not actually using you're phone, say walking down the street. Your maps/ GPS, email, and even picture messaging use up data. This can be tedious since it is an android and the apps it uses mostly operate off internet, such as a chase app, or new york times app, which constantly need to refresh themselves, hence why I recommend the 50$ unlimited plan.. if you plan on using data often « Show Less
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Keep in mind that this is an older generation phone (came out in 2007, I believe). No WiFi, just a regular cellular connection. While it resembles a state-of-the-art "smartphone," it is relatively primitive for accessing the Internet. Think of it a a good cell phone for the money, with which you can text and take photos.
1805958
You can email pictures from your phone to computer. Its like sending a text but you type in an email address. Your phone can send emails too.L
500607
No, it's not a smartphone, but it's a decently performing quick-messaging phone. That is, it has some internet capability but it's not really meant for data use as it can't access 4g and can't view HTML. It works really well as a texting phone.
55706
Make sure your data is there on. I like this phone, got it for my mom 6months ago and she loves it. But every now and than I notice the internet stopped working and when I check , its had the data off. It'll work on WiFi if your in a WiFi area.
1038075
I bought 2 phone that one plus a samsung young, the samsung was small but work very well, the other I couldn't go to anything including my email nor Facebook. I bought them for my trip to Haiti in March. The samsung save me while over there.