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Samsung Droid Charge

February 20, 2012 Heather Cell Phones, Featured

Have you heard the buzz about the Samsung Droid Charge? If you are feeling left behind when you glance at that “classic” cell phone you use or you’re sick of dropped calls, vanilla features, and inefficient and slow communication, it’s time for you to check out the Droid Charge.

The Samsung Droid Charge runs on the cheetah-fast 4G LTE network and features the Android 2.2 Froyo operating system, delivering phone calls, text messages and web pages to your phone at super-quick speeds. Take pictures and record video on the Droid Charge’s installed 8MP camera, capable of recording HD video clips in 720-pixel resolution. The Droid Charge’s amazing 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen offers up all your web pages, pictures and video with remarkable colors and clarity. With the Droid Charge’s excellent 1,600mAh installed battery, users won’t have to worry about annoying and random power-offs (that always seem to happen at the worst time).

Are you ready to move on and upgrade to an all-new smartphone for the new year? Bring your Samsung Droid Charge to uSell.com and get up to $141.00 for your Droid Charge device (depending on its condition). Please note: the offer featured is valid of the day of this post. Visit uSell.com to find the most accurate offer for your smartphone device.


DROID Charge

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Samsung Focus I917

January 23, 2012 Heather Cell Phones, Featured

Since its introduction in 1985, Microsoft Windows has changed the way the world has worked and lived – delivering a remarkably user-friendly experience that revolutionized the face of personal computing. The new Samsung Focus I917, powered by the Windows Phone 7 operating system, is the next step in this evolution, bringing the power and access of Microsoft to the world of mobile technology.  With the Windows Phone, you’re able to integrate your mobile phone with the power of Microsoft Office. You can work with Word and Excel Documents, view PowerPoint files, and record important information with the OneNoteMobile app. The installed Internet Explorer web browser allows for tabbed pages, bookmarking, and “pinning” of important sites for quick access, and the installed Zune player provides easy integration, management and playback of your music collection. Of course, the Windows operating system isn’t the only great feature of this remarkable phone. It’s easy on the eyes with the super-clear, high-color 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen – providing a vibrant display for messages, web pages, pictures and video – and features a 5-megapixel camera with HD video capture ability.

Need a new smartphone for 2012? Ready to move on from your Samsung Focus I917? Need some cash to finance the upgrade? Check out uSell.com. You can get up to $45.00 for your Samsung Focus I917 from uSell.com (depending on condition). Please note: the offer featured is valid as of the day of the post. Visit uSell.com to find the most accurate offer for your smartphone device.

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Sell Your Samsung Google Nexus S

January 18, 2012 Heather Cell Phones, Featured

Google is everywhere. It’s changed the way we used the internet, with its super-accessible approaches to e-mail, messaging, social networking, and web browsing. It’s only natural that the company has brought its modern prowess into the world of mobile phones with the remarkable Samsung Google Nexus S. The phone offers full Google integration, letting you easily access your important e-mails and message friends with the greatest of ease. Google Maps lets you find your way to your destination quickly and accurately, whether you are walking, driving or taking public transportation, and Google Voice offers another handy communication option. Running on the Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system with a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, the phone delivers information and messages to the user at super-fast speeds – all on the phone’s clear and brilliant AMOLED 400×800 resolution screen. There’s also a rear-facing 5-megapixel camera capable of recording 720x480p resolution video, ideal for capturing special moments. The phone also boasts a powerful 1500 mAh Lithium Ion battery and the ability to create Wi-Fi hotspots, perfect for working on the go.

Are you ready for a brand-new smartphone for 2012? Are you in need of some extra cash to complete the upgrade? Check out uSell.com. You can get up to $117.00 for your Samsung Google Nexus S from uSell.com (depending on condition). Please note: the offer featured is valid as of the day of the post. Visit uSell.com to find the most accurate offer for your smartphone device.

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Sell Your Samsung Nexus S 4G

January 6, 2012 Heather Cell Phones, Featured

None of us likes to wait for important data to load on our phone, right? There’s so much to do – plans to make, work to get done, music to listen to, videos to watch, sports scores to update. If you’re still using a mobile phone equipped with the 3G network, the plain-and-simple fact is that you are going to be waiting for that important message, work document, hilarious YouTube clip or sports score. That’s unacceptable. It’s time for an upgrade to the super-fast 4G network, where terms like “waiting” and “loading” are a thing of the past – and the Samsung Nexus 4G is the perfect tool for this speedy new network. With the 4G network, Android Gingerbread operating system and 16 GB of internal storage, the Nexus 4G is built for speed and performance, perfect for the modern mobile phone user. That’s not all the Nexus 4G offers. The phone also boasts a 5-megapixel camera, full integration with handy Google applications (including Google Voice), the Sprint WiMax network, and a powerful battery (supporting up to six hours of talk time).

Ready to upgrade from your Samsung Nexus S 4G? Need some cash to finance the upgrade? Head on over to uSell.com. You can get up to $132.00 for your Samsung Nexus 4G from uSell.com (depending on condition).

Please note: the offer featured is valid as of the day of the post. Visit uSell.com to find the most accurate offer for your smartphone device.

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Featured Item: Samsung Galaxy Tab

January 3, 2012 Heather Cell Phones, Featured

2012 is a new year – and it’s about time to give in and get yourself a tablet. Once you have one, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it. But before you go ahead and lay down a whole load of dough for an iPad, consider another option: the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Intricately designed for function and form, the Galaxy Tab is thinner and lighter than the Apple model, and offers almost all of the same features. Tab offers an installed GPS system, and support for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections. Installed speakers and smooth video playback make the Galaxy Tab ideal for playing your multimedia collections – perfect for long road trips, commutes or free time. Running on the Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor and Android operating system, the Galaxy Tab provides lightning-quick speeds for web browsing and media playback. With the installed 3MP rear camera and 2MP front camera, the Galaxy Tab is ideal for recording video, taking pictures and video chatting. You’ll be able to watch and work all day on the Galaxy Tab with its 7000mAh battery, which will allow users to operate the Tab for up to nine hours.

Bring your Samsung Galaxy Tab to uSell.com and get up to $80.00 for your Tab (depending on its condition).

Please note: the offer featured is valid of the day of this post. Visit USell.com to find the most accurate offer for your device.

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Get Cash for your Samsung Galaxy S 4G

December 28, 2011 Heather Cell Phones, Featured

Are you a T-Mobile customer that’s looking to cast off the old phone and get a new smartphone? One of the best options out there for an upgrade is the Samsung Galaxy S 4G, an advanced and super-fast smartphone perfect for the modern consumer. Delivering data, messages and phone calls across the nationwide, high-speed 4G network, the Galaxy S 4G can’t be beat when it comes to swift information delivery. Web pages, messages, images and videos look brilliantly sharp on the phone’s 4-inch Super AMOLED touch screen, enabled with the Samsung TouchWiz interface for supreme ease-of-use for the owner. Capture special moments with the Galaxy S 4G’s installed 5-megapixel camera (which can also shoot videos in 720p resolution), or chat with friends, family or colleagues with the Galaxy S 4G’s front-facing camera. You don’t have to worry about your power draining on you with the Galaxy S 4G – the installed 1,650mAh lithium ion battery offers an impressive 6.5 hours of talk time or 12.5 days worth of standby time.

Looking to upgrade to the next incredible Samsung model, the Samsung Galaxy SII (3x)? Want to pick up some cash for your Samsung Galaxy S 4G? Come visit uSell.com. You can get up to $81.00 for your Galaxy S4G (depending on condition).

Please note: the offer featured is valid as of the day of the post. Visit uSell.com to find the most accurate offer for your smartphone device.

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Verizon Super Thursday: Droid Bionic, Samsung Stratosphere, Blackberry Curve 9370 4G, Motorola XOOM 4G LTE.

August 26, 2011 admin Featured, Technology News

The Verizon gods have answered our desperate cries. Verizon subscribers will finally be bestowed with some amazing phones starting with Super Thursday (September 8th to be exact). The leaked image below details Verizon’s road map for new phones launching this year.

One curiously missing phone hails from “orchards” of California.

The Motorola Droid Bionic will finally, finally, I can’t stress this enough, F-I-N-A-L-L-Y see the light of day when it’s released on September 8th.  Not to miss a party, Samsung will release a 4G phone named “Stratosphere”, while RIM will unveil a new version of the ‘texteriffic’ Curve. Motorola is also releasing an LTE version of its chunky monkey XOOM tablet.

It was also confirmed that Verizon will not be carrying a Galaxy S II variant, rather a similarly spec’d phone. Is it the Stratosphere?

There are several other interesting phones that will be released this fall. LG will have a do-over with its Revolution on October 20th. It also looks like HTC will release a sequel to its single-core, LTE-guzzling Thunderbolt snoozefest with the Vigor.  Perhaps a dual core 1.2-1.5 GHz chip is in the works? 3-D?

What are you going to get?

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Hands-On Exclusive: Samsung Galaxy S II Review

August 17, 2011 admin Featured, Technology News

Well what do we have here? Is this monstrosity the Samsung Galaxy S II? Why yes, it is…

uSell.com recently got its hands on an unlocked Galaxy S II, and boy is it big and fast. And apparently it was a contestant on the Biggest Loser too because this thing lost a ton of weight compared to its predecessor: it’s super thin and light as a feather. The iPhone 4 looks and feels fat and chunky next to the Galaxy S II.

Let’s take a closer look, shall we….

Nuts and Bolts

Processor

It’s loaded with a super-fast 1.2 GHz dual-core Exynos processor and it feels faster than the EVO 3-D-clad Snapdragon running at the same speed. 1.2 GHz and 1 GHz dual-core processors are run of the mill these days, but the Exynos processor paired with 1 GB of RAM make this phone fly. Applications load instantly, and the transitions are flawlessly smooth. I instantly noticed the speedy load times. My Droid 2 Global with its 1.2 GHz single core processor takes twice as long, if not longer, to load apps.

Screen

Just like the original Galaxy, the screen has super vibrant colors. The colors simply pop out, but is it too much? The colors look highly saturated next to the iPhone 4’s Retina Display and the EVO 3-D’s qHD screen. Perhaps the phone’s Achilles heel is the low pixel resolution. Coming in at 800 x 480, it’s lower than the HTC EVO 3D’s qHD Display (960x 540) and iPhone 4’s Retina Display (960 x 640). For some (like me), the colors are so vibrant that images look unrealistic. I prefer the more muted colors of a qHD or Retina display.

Camera

The camera is simply fantastic. The rear 8MP camera is excellent, but the 2 MP is the difference maker. It simply blows away the iPhone 4’s crappy VGA camera. You can take pretty decent pictures of whom else? Yourself! Video recording is also exceptional and lag-free. Images are clear and sharp.

Highlights

• 4.3″ WVGA SUPER AMOLED Plus

• 1.2 GHz dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 Exynos processor

• Android 2.3 with TouchWiz 4.0

• 8MP AF with LED Flash + 2MP Front

• 1080p Full HD Recording

• 16GB/32GB Hard drive

• 0.33 inches thick

• NFC

Looks

Regardless of how fast the Samsung S II is, you’re going to buy this phone on looks alone. It’s ridiculously thin and has a huge 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus screen. The phone is also drop dead gorgeous (even with its Quasimodo hump). There is a reason why Apple is suing Samsung- this thing looks like a blown up iPhone on steroids. It really is an engineering marvel when you think of housing such a huge screen in such a slim profile.

Wrap-up

The Samsung Galaxy S II isn’t just the best Android phone, (gasp) it’s the best smart phone on the planet (Samsung would love for you to think it’s the best in the Galaxy, but we aren’t sure). For now that is. I was definitely impressed with the phone. It has amazing specs, it’s super thin and has a beautiful design. For those looking to upgrade their phones this fall, definitely consider picking one of these up. Many phones have been tagged as iPhone killers in the past, but this one is legit, it IS THE iPhone killer. The S2 has really set the bar high for the next crop of super phones, but I can’t help but think about what Apple is going to do next.

Pros

Super thin
Blazingly fast
NFC
Excellent Cameras
Huge 4.3” Screen

Cons

Highly saturated and unrealistic colors
TouchWiz
Plastic Body

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The Battle of Superphone Supremacy: Verizon Wireless’ Motorola Droid Bionic vs. Samsung Galaxy S II

July 19, 2011 admin Technology News

Verizon was in quite a pickle when Motorola delayed the release of the Droid Bionic after “working on some new updates.” It didn’t help that just weeks after Motorola tweeted that the phone was slated for a summer release, a leaked Best Buy flyer started circulating the Internet, revealing the final design to us mere mortals.

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After all the speculation, drama and delays, it FINALLY looks like the Droid Bionic will be released sometime in August. That’s great news for Motorola, and it’s great for Verizon customers, who will finally have the option of buying a superphone capable of fending off other dual-core “4G” super villains from AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile (BTW, what will AT&T and T-Mobile call their planned LTE network, 6G???).

But how will it fare against the Samsung Galaxy S II beast that has been awing fans in Europe and Asia, and which is now slated to be released to Verizon customers within weeks of the Bionic?

The two superphones will most likely be priced the same, and most industry insiders believe the Bionic will resemble the Samsung Galaxy S II — although the specs are still fairly hush-hush.

So if raw power is essentially the same, and the price is the same, what differentiates them enough to allow Verizon customers to choose between them? Which one is better? Does it come down to looks: Bionic’s big and brutish design versus Galaxy S II’s (allegedly copied from iPhone) thin industrial design?

Or will it be the Droid Bionic’s blazing fast speed on Verizon’s LTE network — the fastest cellular network in the U.S. — versus the Samsung’s slower 3G?

Check out our specs below to decide for yourself, but I’ll take the big brutish one, please!

Motorola Droid Bionic specs guess??? Samsung Galaxy S II’s official specs:
Either 4.3 or 4.5-inch qHD screen (Most likely 4.3-inch a la Photon and Atrix) 4.3-inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus screen
Ice Cream Sandwich with or without Blur 16/32 GB Internal Storage
16/32 GB Internal Storage Gingerbread with TouchWiz 4.0
.48 inches thick 0.33 inches thick
1GHz or 1.2 GHz  Texas Instruments OMAP4 dual-core processor 1.2GHz Samsung ARM Cortex-A9  dual-core processor
512 MB or 1GB of RAM (Most likely 1GB a la Photon and Atrix) 1GB of RAM
Rear-facing 8 megapixel and front-facing  .3 megapixel camera Rear-facing 8 megapixel and front-facing 2 megapixel camera
Runs on the blazing fast NEW LTE 4G Network Runs on the OLD 3G network

 

 

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