Mobile Phones

Enjoy the nice looks and simplcity of the Sony Ericsson J120 ($TBA) candy bar mobile phone. The phone sports large, easy to use keys, including a central navigation key for one click access to on-screen features. You can get up to nine hours of talk time on this model while enjoying the built-in FM radio which lets you bookmark 10 favorite stations. A speakerphone/loudspeaker function rounds out the J120’s key functions.

Motorola’s pink SLVR L7 ($200) demands our coverage. It’s got a super thin design and comes with iTunes, a built-in VGA camera, Bluetooth, and a big 512MB Micro SD card for storing music, videos and photos.

Plus, you can also get a matching pink Motorola H500 Bluetooth wireless headset ($60).

We have a real love for Sony gadgets here at Outblush, with the Sony VAIO FJ Series notebook computers ($1, 130 and up) being the latest. The FJ Series proves laptops don’t have to be the same old boring chrome, offering up a variety of colorful looks to turn eyes at your local wireless hotspot. The 14.1″ display gives you a great view while at the same time using less power than a standard LCD and this laptop has onboard Intel Centrino Mobile technology along with a fast Serial ATA hard drive for storing your documents and family photos. Did we also mention there’s a built-in digital camera and microphone?

It’s a new ultra sleek BlackBerry available only from T-Mobile and one you’ve probably been lusting after since you first heard about it. The BlackBerry Pearl ($200 after discounts and two-year agreement) is every woman’s dream of an email-centric PDA which actually looks as stylish as it is functional.

The BlackBerry Pearl is a full-featured quad-band world phone with a 1.3 megapixel camera, Web browser, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity and a media player with extra storage. It measures a mere 4.2″ x 1.97″ x .57″ and weighs just 3.1 ounces. And did we mention it looks just plain hip?

T-Mobile has been responsible for some really cool phones over the past few years, but very few mobile phones have the style of the T-Mobile Sidekick 3.   This $345 mobile phone will take your breath away with its smooth black look and a hit pink keypad that you’ll want to kiss as much as it wants to kiss you!  Mobile web browsing and bluetooth are also fun features on the T-Mobile Sidekick 3 from Furstnberg.

The Apple iPhone has been under wraps for months, and now you can finally get a lot more details about this groundbreaking and technological marvel. Mobile Phones have come a long way, and the Apple iPhone which will cost about $500-$600 in June 2007, is a perfect example of the marriage of technology. The widescreen ipod, computer and phone are all packed into the Apple iPhone Mobile Phone, offering more than any phone on the market.

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The T-Mobile Dash ($350) is a sleek, sophisticated way to combine Windows Mobile 5.0 functionality with a full QWERTY keyboard into a form factor which is lightweight and extremely thin.

This quad-band world phone supports GSM, GPRS, EDGE and Wi-Fi as well as offering built-in support for AOL, Yahoo and MSN instant messaging clients. There’s also Bluetooth wireless connectivity, a 1.3-megapixel digital camera, a built-in digital media player and MicroSD expandable memory. This is really one sweet mobile phone, I highly recommend getting your hands on one of these and checking out all the features!

The Sony Ericsson J120 really gives you the best of elegance and a sleek design mixed with mobile phone functionality.   The Candy Bar Mobile Phone is an easy to use and sporty look that includes a navigation keypad centered on the phone for easy one-click access to the really sweet on-screen features from Sony Ericsson.  The battery life on this phone will last for 9 hours, and you will be able to listen to FM-band radio with this mobile phone.  The Sony Ericsson J120 really is a cool phone and it comes highly recommended by many users.