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SAMSUNG CH@T 335 REVIEW The Samsung Ch@t 335, also known as the Samsung S3350, is a candybar portrait QWERTY handset, designed with heavy texters in mind. You not only get a BlackBerry-esque keyboard, but to suit your web needs, the phone comes with Wi-Fi on board, as suggested by the proud “WiFi” logo at the front. Its most lovable feature, however, is that it is a very affordable handset that might end up in the pockets of many people, who type a lot on their phones. The first thing you notice when you hold the Samsung Ch@t 335 is that it is fairly thin, but not remarkably so. It feels well in the hand, the phone is very light, since the casing is all-plastic, and the back cover has a pattern that improves the grip. The phone has tapered edges, which helps additionally for a comfortable fit. The Samsung Ch@t 335 is a budget BlackBerry-beater. With a full QWERTY keyboard and an optical trackpad, its ideal for texting, emailing, facebooking or tweeting. We love its superslim quality fe...

SONY XPERIA T LTE REVIEW There is still a lot to explore within the Sony Xperia’s lot. The Sony Xperia T LTE is a master blaster high profiled touch phone. The trend setter Xperia handsets are now the most hot cake handsets in the markets. This particular handset is another example of a specification boost. The first look of the handset is incredible; it’s like a sleek black sheath. The design and outlook is amazing indeed. Most of the people will generally go for the outlook instead of the real specifications of the phone. The dimensions are rated on the perfect scale; the dimensions of this phone are 129.4 x 67.3 x 9.4 mm. But the weight is not on the perfect scale; the phone weighs 148g. The handset also overtures touch sensitive controls. The Xperia family has a common display type in their handsets but the display featured in all Xperia handsets is of utmost quality due to the BRAVIA display. The phone offers a TFT capacitive touchscreen supporting 16M colors with a relatively cha...

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