Mobile

What mobile phone should I get for my dad based upon the following details?
Q. Needs fairly large keys (big fingers!) Decent sized screen Good battery life Reasonably strong screen and not too delicate a phone in general. Good loud earpiece and loud ringtones. All other things are a luxury. He doesn't want one of these "ultra-rugged" phones though or one of these "old people" phones. Just a standard high street mobile phone. Cheers!
Asked by oe_maff - Sat Dec 13 09:34:07 2008 - - 9 Answers - 2 Comments

A. this looks good, not sure about screen size though but would be good choice i think The mobile phone company claims its stripped-down, no-nonsense Jet handset lasts two-thirds longer than any comparable on sale device. The simplified handset is aimed more at business users, but with more than 540 hours on standby and 9.9 hours of talk-time we know a few consumers who like to get their hands on one. O2 boasts that Jet has more than double the talktime of the Nokia 6230i, the most popular device on its network. The robust handset includes a special protective case and comes with a two year warranty. The device offers quad-band connection, GPRS and supports Pop3 and IMAP4 email. The O2 Jet is released on 19th October and its… [cont.]
Answered by eddy - Sat Dec 13 09:41:08 2008

How to connect a mobile to external speaker?
Q. Planning to buy a mobile. Wanna know whether it can be connected to external speaker .What mobile to buy n wat speaker?
Asked by gopi n - Fri Apr 24 08:03:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can pretty much buy any phone that supports mp3/music playback. As far as connecting it to and external speaker, you only need a line out from the phone's headphone jack to the speaker. The Verizon Dare has a 3.5mm headphone jack which means any computer speaker system can be plugged into the phone without the use of a converter/adapter.
Answered by Steve - Fri Apr 24 08:15:32 2009

What is the best mobile company when it comes to prepaid or to go plans?
Q. I'm looking to get 200 minutes per month (including text messaging). So I don't use it enough to get a full plan. I'm mainly looking for price and sound quality. So far I found virgin mobile to be the cheapest, but I've heard bad things about virgin mobile.
Asked by LR - Sat Feb 6 13:36:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. go with straight talk. for 30 dollars a month you get 1,000 minutes, 1,000 text/picture messages and 30 MB of data. for 45 dollars a month you get unlimited every thing. if that's not for you then go for net10. for 30 dollars every 60 days you get 300 minutes. you can add minutes as you need them. so if you only use 200 minutes in a month then you would have 200 text messages. text messages = .5 minutes. if you are going to use more than 200 minutes a month and more than 200 texts a month then gor with straight talk. it will be cheaper in the long run. both are prepaid, so no contracts. both have nationwide calling with no roaming charges.
Answered by Hawk6169 - Sat Feb 6 13:50:34 2010