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The Cingular 8125 is a some what bulky phone, just over the size of a credit card, but about 3/4" thick. The phone is very easy to use, and not unlike a computer for those of you not sure if you can use it or not. As a smartphone, it not only functions as a phone, but is also my calendar and planner; my mp3 player; my solitaire junky fix; but also my external storage drive. It comes with Microsoft Mobile Windows, which hosts a lot of features, not all of which I have had the opportunity to use.
The stylus is small, but not unlike all other phones, so don't judge the phone by it's stylus! The only other drawback I have found is that the headphone jack is not a standard size, so you have to keep and use the headphones/hands free set that comes with it.
For those of you that like to accessorize your phone, you have one option, the FlexiSkin at www.boxwave.com. I don't have this cover, but it looks great. Only known downside, is that you can't use the slide out keyboard when the phone is covered.
Last edited on Apr 17, 2008
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