By Judy Wolvaardt

My phone cost me $500. Let’s see what it is capable of. Firstly, I needed a mobile to work away from the office and this one has not let me down. It uses Microsoft Office Mobile suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), and it includes Windows Media Play 10 (for mobiles), Microsoft Outlook, Internet Explorer & Adobe Reader (which is great for scanned documents). My XV6800 comes with 64 megabytes RAM, 256 megabytes flash memory and 150 megabytes free memory for new installations.

If I need more storage, it has a microSD card slot that takes up to 4 gigabytes. I find it doesn’t lag much between windows and documents with large graphics as some mobiles do and I enjoy using push email using wireless sync or MS Exchange Active Sync. It has the usual BlueTooth features, headsets, hands-free and ports. My XV6800 boasts a horizontal slider QWERTY keyboard, with an adjusting screen to match it horizontally returning back to vertical when the slider keyboard is replaced. The selection keys are slightly too close to the screen though not easy to use. The 2.8 inch touchscreen is awesome – touch-friendly with vibrant, colourful images. The inbuilt camera of this phone has a flash (the manufacturer’s actually remembered to install one! Amazing!).

This means I can take photographs inside. It is a two megapixel camera so the qualities of the images leave much to be desired, but useful along with its video feature for transferring in messages to others. I have Voice Command button (believe it or not) to enable me to record voice messages. What I like most about my XV6800 is that it’s simple to use. It has dedicated buttons on the front and side to access most frequently needed features. It’s a breeze to use. I’d recommend it.

Judy Wolvaardt

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How Straight Talk Works

The Straight Talk Prepaid programs have been designed to compete with long term contract phone plans. A post paid mobile phone plan will require you to sign a one year or two year contract to get service. Straight Talk Wireless Prepaid is prepaid which means that you have to pay for your service prior to using it and if you use up all your minutes or the time period expires you lose service. You will not have a termination fee and if you would like to initiate service just as before you will have to buy a Straight Talk Prepay cellular phone card and reactivate your cellular.

Straight Talk Prepaid is a joint venture with Walmart, Tracfone wireless and Verizon. All phones are CDMA and work on the Verizon Wireless network.

Straight Talk has 2 programs the $30 per thirty days Straight Talk All You Need plan and the $45 per month Unlimited plan.

All You Need Plan

This plan offers 1,000 minutes per month, 1,000 texts per month and 30 meg of data transfer per thirty days. This Straight Talk Wireless Prepaid plan costs $30 per 30 days.

Straight Talk Unlimited Plan

This Straight Talk Wireless program gives unlimited minutes, unlimited text messaging and unlimited data transfer for $45 per thirty days.

You can acquire your Straight Talk Mobile phone or cell service on-line at Straight Talk.com or at Walmart.

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Your Verizon Wireless Prepay phone can be converted to a Contract phone if you have used it for six months or more as a prepaid phone. You will not have to sign a contract to add this to a contract. I added a prepaid phone to my son’s contract for $10 a month without signing a one year or two year contract. This is great a Long Term Contract rate and I did not sign a long term contract.

Verizon Wireless provides one of the largest and most dependable cellular networks in the nation. Verizon Wireless now offers pay as you go Wireless services. Here is the Logo which we all relate to “Can you Hear Me Now.”

The Verizon Prepaid Basic Plan with 25 cents per minute and no daily access fee. The Verizon Basic plan is not competitive with any of the other prepaid wireless plans.
Net10.com for 10 cents a minute or Tracfone.com. from 6.6 cents up to 33 cents a minute are much better available alternatives.

The Verizon Core Plan is 99 cents per day access and calls are 10 cents per minute. Unlimited calls to other Verizon Wireless phones are free. I made use of the Verizon Wireless Core program for nearly a year, if your main calls are with Verizon Wireless customers this can be a great deal.

The Verizon Plus Plan is $1.99 per day access and charges 5 cents per minute. This plan also includes Unlimited night and weekend minutes (starting at 9 p.m.) and Unlimited calls to other Verizon Wireless phones all day.

The Verizon Prepaid Unlimited Talk Plan offers Unlimited minutes and one-cent text messages for $3.99 per day.

Calling Features

Call waiting, caller ID, 3 way calling and call forwarding are included. Monspnvz030310

Verizon Prepaid Nationwide Long Distance is included for the same rate as the rest of your service.

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Verizon now calls their Prepaid Wireless Plans Prepaid. They used to call them Inpulse.

Verizon Wireless has one of the largest and most dependable cell networks in the nation. Verizon Wireless also offers prepaid Wireless services. This is the Logo which we all connect with “Can you Hear Me Now.”

The Verizon Prepaid Basic Plan charges 25 cents per minute and no daily access charge. The Verizon Wireless Basic plan is not a good value when you compare to other prepaid wireless plans.
Net10.com for 10 cents a minute or Tracfone.com. from 6.6 cents up to 33 cents a minute are better available alternatives.

The Core Plan is 99 cents per day for access and calls are 10 cents per minute. Unlimited calls to other Verizon Wireless cell phones are free. I used theVerizon Core program for several months, if most of your phone calls are generally with Verizon Wireless customers this can be a great plan.

The Plus Plan is $1.99 per day access and charges 5 cents per minute. This plan also includes Unlimited night and weekend minutes (starting at 9 p.m.) and Unlimited calls to other Verizon Wireless phones all day.

The Verizon Prepaid Unlimited Talk Plan offers Unlimited minutes and one-cent text messages for $3.99 per day.

Prepaid Calling Features

Call waiting, caller ID, 3 way calling and call forwarding are included. Monspnvz030310

There is no extra charge for Verizon Nationwide Long Distance.

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No contract to sign with Verizon Prepaid.

This is really simple. When you use Verizon Prepaid you pay for service in advance. When your service runs out of either funds or service time your phone quits working.

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