Recommend a cellphone for me using these criteria:
* Long stand-by life -- also, doesn't turn the backlight when in your
pocket, either by some lockout method or by turning automatic backlight
off, or by clamshell design. I was attracted to the 1 month standby of the Xenium series.
* Takes abuse well
* Small & lightweight
* Ability to sync calendar and phone book with outlook directly to computer via bluetooth or 802.11 and activated automatically by proximity.
* Phone has good options for calendar event notificaiton. (I like to be notified the day before birthdays, for instance.)
* Nice loud ring & strong buzzer
* Internal camera is nice, but not a necessity.
* Cheap is good. I don't want to pay $10 more than I need to for the functionality I want.
* GSM1900 supported (T-Mobile). I use prepaid cards.
* Unlockable
I don't need any functionality beyond this. I'm not interested in SMS or email or games or MP3 or ... you get the idea. If I want to communicate with someone and I have a phone and they have a phone I will call them. I don't need fancy graphics, or color, or a qwerty keyboard. If I want to e-mail them, I'll do that from my computer.
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I am a tech support agent for a major Canadian GSM wireless provider.
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