gps push to talk

AT&T Prepaid
Samsung A137 - $29.99
* No Speaker Phone
* No Speed Dialing
* No Voice Dialing
* No Music Tones
* Web Site for Ring Tones Design and Support - Ratting : 3 of 5
$20
Gives 10c min, Unlimited Nights Weekends, Unlimited Mobile to Mobile
$1 fee for 24hrs, to use there lines.
* AT&T, CellOne, and Cingular

Boost Mobile
Motorola i425t - $29.99
* Speaker Phone
* Speed Dialing
* Voice Dialing
* Music Tones
* GPS, and Applications for GPS
* PTT (Push To Talk) aka Walkie Talkie
* PTT can be assigned music tones too.
* Web Site for Ring Tones Design and Support - Ratting : 4 of 5
$50
- UNLIMITED
* Boost Mobile, Nextel, and IDK...

"Ding" Round 01 : Who's Better...?

P.S.
I have AT&T Samsung A137 and I tried the service...
also, I also tried Boost Mobile when they weren't UNLIMITED and they were very good... But then again so is AT&T...

And Verizon can eat a D***.

I'd choose Boost without a doubt. they have great reception and that plan is amazing. I've sold so many boost mobile phones and service to my customers. I'd choose Boost even over metroPCS.

2009-02-24 10:39:59 by Ace™

The genaker4051 finally brings the walkie-talkie functionality to the standard Windows based PDAs. This allows companies to mobilize their ...

AT&T Prepaid
Samsung A137 - $29.99
* No Speaker Phone
* No Speed Dialing
* No Voice Dialing
* No Music Tones
* Web Site for Ring Tones Design and Support - Ratting : 3 of 5
$20
Gives 10c min, Unlimited Nights Weekends, Unlimited Mobile to Mobile
$1 fee for 24hrs, to use there lines.
* AT&T, CellOne, and Cingular

Boost Mobile
Motorola i425t - $29.99
* Speaker Phone
* Speed Dialing
* Voice Dialing
* Music Tones
* GPS, and Applications for GPS
* PTT (Push To Talk) aka Walkie Talkie
* PTT can be assigned music tones too.
* Web Site for Ring Tones Design and Support - Ratting : 4 of 5
$50
- UNLIMITED
* Boost Mobile, Nextel, and IDK...

"Ding" Round 01 : Who's Better...?

P.S.
I have AT&T Samsung A137 and I tried the service...
also, I also tried Boost Mobile when they weren't UNLIMITED and they were very good... But then again so is AT&T...

And Verizon can eat a D***.

I have ATT prepaid with a Samsung A117 phone and I have no problems at all with it. I like ATT because of rollover minutes and the coverage is good where I live. The phone is nothing special, but it gets the job done. You can get a fancier phoneif you want to pay the extra money. Stay away from Alltel and Virgin Mobile. They suck.

2009-02-24 10:18:39 by Ace™

Price: $49.99 $29.95

No Battery Required
PTT ( Push to Talk ) Adapter for Aircraft
One Year Warranty
Durable Product with US Engineered Quality

Is it legal for my employer to track me off the clock? My employer provided cell phones with push to talk capabilities, but not cell access. I can understand him tracking me on the clock, and even though I dont like it, I know its completely legal. I know for certain that the cell phone carrier is actually using triangulation to figure out our location, instead of traditional GPS. I also know that each time we turn on our phones, my boss recieves a text message telling him what time the phone was turned on. Well today, my coworker told me that he clocked out at 3:30, his appointed time, and watched the GPS on his phone constantly update, even as he sat in his recliner at home. This got me curious, and I turned on my phone at 7:40 P.M., I checked it at 7:50 P.M., and the GPS had registered that it was checked at 7:47 P.M. while I was at home, off the clock. I get off of work at 4:30 P.M. It's a Nextel i355 phone.
Cody

No, your employer can not track you during any time you are not actively doing business. However in this case I doubt he is actually tracking you. It seems to me that the phone is automatically tracking you and I would be willing to bet your boss has no idea. The best bet is to ask your boss about the tracking features. If he says he is tracking you then you may want to seek legal counsel. If you find out through other means that he is tracking you, seek legal counsel. But if the phone is just doing random tracking as a feature and he has no clue then I wouldn't wory about it.

2008-02-25 18:53:19 by Cody W

Price: $39.99

Talk and listen without ever reaching for your radio! The Motorola 53724 uses a handy microphone that clips on your shirt or collar for convenient use.
Push-to-talk button and microphone are located on the accessory for quick and easy use. Great for noisy AND quiet areas because speaker is located right near user's ear.
Motorcycle Enthusiasts: radio can be placed anywhere with Microphone/Speaker conveniently located - wear it on your collar to keep the volume near your ear.
Compatible with Spirit GT Series and TalkAbout FR50/60 TA280/289 T5000 series and T6000 series radios.
Without Holding Radio

I currently have an iPhone, but I find myself text messaging for than talking. And in my opinion, texting with a virtual qwerty keyboard is not that great. I find it kind of annoying. Once my contract ends with AT&T, I am going to get a new phone. In addition, I already have a 32gb iPod Touch (the new one) so having 2 devices in my pocket with the same software seems quite odd.

So my question is, what type of messaging phone should I get? It has to have a qwerty keyboard. It can be from any service and the price does not really matter. Full HTML browser would be a big plus for me. If not, then the iPod Touch can take care of that. =)

I've looked up a few phones and I seem to like the:

- Blackberry Curve: but where I live, everyone has one and I kind of want to be different. I'll admit, it is a nice phone. The new Curve 8350 is supposed to come out pretty soon as well. I do not like how the 8350 is more of a push-to-talk phone.

- Blackberry Bold: very nice screen and simple ui, but it seems too big.

- Samsung Rant: excellent text messaging phone, but it feels like too much of a downgrade from my iPhone.

- Sidekick LX: another excellent messaging phone, but it lacks wi-fi, gps, and its big. I'm not a big fan of the 2008 Sidekick by the way. Plus, it's kind of hard to hide text messaging during school. hehe. Not that I do it. xD

- Helio Ocean: i like the dual-slider, but it is an old phone. I also heard the Ocean 2 is supposed to have a touch-screen.

I don't really like the Glyde because it's more of a "chick phone," plus the touch screen isn't very responsive. The EnV2 and Voyager are definitely out of my list because I hate having the "space" key on the right side. It just feels unnatural to me.

Please help. Thank you.

I would suggest the blackberry curve, but I understand you want a different phone so,
why not get the T-mobile G1? Its a legit phone, full qwerty keyboard you can slide out.
Or I recommend HTC touch phones like the HTC Touch Pro or HTC touch diamond, also very nice phones :)

2008-10-23 14:29:56 by Unanswerable

Would lyk to hve all if not more specifications like my old phone..
Here is some info on old phone i have:
Battery Type: 800 mAh Li-Ion
Talk Time: 3.00
Standby Time: 144
Memory: 25.0 MB
Expandable Memory: microSD / TransFlash
Vibrate: Yes
Speakerphone: Yes
Voice Memo: up to 1 minute each
Voice Dialing: speaker-independent
Ringer ID: Yes
Picture ID: yes(only on main inside screen)
Alarm: Yes
Calculator: Yes
Calendar: Yes
To-Do List: Yes
Phonebook Capacity: 1000
Push-To-Talk: No
Camera: 1.3 MP / 1280 x 960 px / 4X Zoom / Video Recorder
Wallpaper: 176 x 220 px
Ringtone: MP3
Ringtone Formats: MIDI, MMF, MP3
Wallpaper Formats: JPG, Animation
Theme: No
Game: J2ME
Streaming Multimedia:No
FM Radio: No
SMS: Yes
EMS: Yes
EMS: Yes
MMS: Yes
Email: Yes
Chat: AOL / ICQ / MSN / Yahoo!
WAP Version: 2.0
Predictive Text: T9
OS Platform: (N/A)
Bluetooth: Yes
GPS Location: No
Wi-Fi: No
Hah, i couldve just said my phone is a Samsung T-609 lol
Ok, i dnt wanna go broke either lol.. my old phone was aout $150 w/out new plan... either tht price or lower.. im running tmobile btw.
i did mention it.. T mobile

go to your carrier website and look at all cell phones
specifications
to see which one has a longer battery life talk time and etc.. most cell die quickly and you don't want that and since you don't state your cell phones company i cant suggest any cell phones to you

2008-01-26 00:34:22 by Stacey S.