How To Buy 3G Networking Phones

People nowadays have this need, and I am also betting that "want" should also be mentioned, to be able to have wireless connectivity 24/7. For people on the go who do not want to be tied in front of their computers, being able to send and receive data with their mobile phone is very convenient. This is what the 3G network has to offer, being able to connect to the Internet, send and receive data, and still be able to make the necessary phone calls and text messages, all in one device. In this article we will discuss some mobile phones that offer 3G networking.

Apple iPhone 3G S (32 GB) Significantly superior to previous Apple iPhone releases, the 3G S is upgraded with improved operating system, functionality and speed. It now showcase features same as a regular mobile phone, with multimedia messaging, voice dialing and also video recording. The camera is 3 megapixels with built-in autofocus. You also get to have a digital compass. Of course its multimedia features never fail to impress its market. The battery life is improved to make it last longer. The 16 GB version costs $199 and the 32 GB version is at $299, requiring you to sign up on a two-year term with AT&T. There are still a few considerations though, in terms of the phone’s 3G reception and call quality that still needs a little more improvement.

T-Mobile’s G1 This sleek smartphone has a full QWERTY keyboard and a touch screen slider, which support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS. It operates on Google Android OS so you can easily access any Google applications. You can also access YouTube on this mobile phone. The G1 smartphone has a 3.2 megapixel camera and has video playback. You can have its memory extended up to 1GB. This phone will definitely be up on top once it is able to support different applications in the future. With a two-year contract, you can get it for $149.99.

T-Mobile’s My Touch 3G This eye catcher comes in black, merlot or white for a price of $199.99 on a two-year term with T-Mobile. The touch screen phone features a 3.2 megapixel camera with video capture and playback, Wi-Fi enabled, supports Outlook email syncing and GPS is built in. The phone’s data and call features are first-rate. It also supports the Google Android Operating System and is highly customizable. Others might find it irksome though, as it does not support syncing contacts and Outlook calendar.

With the 4G network still under works, different 3G phones are out there to provide you with all you need. Just make sure that you check the terms and conditions before signing up on a contract, and also select the best plan and features that will support your needs and maximize your phone’s features. Browse through the mobile service provider Web site of your choice before making a decision.