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Thursday December 05, 2002

Bluetooth-enabled T68i for $25

a sweet phone Damn! My phone, the Sony-Ericsson, just got a whole lot cheaper (I paid $180). From Gizmodo:

Sony Ericsson's T68i cellphone, which has a color screen, Bluetooth, and uses GPRS for surfing the Web and sending emails, text messages, and multimedia messages, is just $24.99 with new service activation over at Amazon.

If you're in the market for a new phone, I highly recommend this one - even for the $180 I paid. It's nice to use iSync and have all my contacts synchronized with no wires. It's also great for checking my e-mail (IMAP or POP), and I can even use Yahoo Messenger on it! My favorite feature though is the ability to find the closest movie times or restaurants - I just have to tell it to auto-locate me. I think most of these features are mMode features though, not just for the phone.

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