Got a ton of cell phones that you still use? We’re talking multiple cell phones from different makers that are all still active? Well if that’s the case, then chances are you’ve been dreaming of this charger. This ugly little brick has ports for 8 different connectors including Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, and Sony Ericcson. Don’t expect it to be comfortable to carry around either, as it doesn’t come with a case and is quite pokey with all those chargers.

While your cell phone bill may be through the rough, this charger will only run you $18.

Tags: Cell Phone, charger, motorola, Nokia, samsung, siemens, sony ericcson

HTC has managed to win over many phone users in the past several years. Whether swinging them from their existing smart phone or breaking them into the scene, HTC has been there for it all. But the main turn off for a lot of people interested in the HTC was the lack of standard keypad for dialing if it had a keyboard.

HTC has decided to fix that issue by revamping their old S710 series, but making it tough enough to stand with the big dogs. The phone runs Windows Mobile Stanard and offers a full QWERTY keypad that can be slid out from underneath. You’re also looking at 7.2Mbps HSDPA speeds on both 900 and 2100MHz bands, quadband EDGE, a 3.2 megapixel camera, WiFi, GPS, and a very sharp 2.4 inch QVGA display.

The candy bar styling will keep things nice and simple until you truly need to bust out that full keyboard for whatever reason you may have.

Tags: 3.2 megapixel camera, Cell Phone, GPS, htc, htc s710, Nokia, qvga, wifi

The popularity of Skype has seemed to progress up and down since it first launched. But one of the great things that has managed to get people back into the Skype wave is the great peripherals that keep coming out specifically for their VOIP service.

The Skypephone S2 is a great example of this. It’s capable of HSDPA data transfer, has a 3.2 megapixel camera, 50mb of built in memory, microSD slot for additional memory, and built in Skype functionality. Just like with regular Skype, all Skype-to-Skype calls are free and it costs as little as $20 to get some decent plans for calling and receiving calls from cell phones and land lines. If you sign up for a monthly plan, you can even get this nifty little phone for free. Plus it works as a pretty decent broadband dongle. Can’t beat that!

Tags: 3.2 megapixel, Cell Phone, hsdpa, land line, microSD, skype, skype-to-skype, VOIP

With nearly everyone carrying a cell phone, the need for a wrist watch to tell time has clearly dropped. That, however, doesn’t mean they aren’t still fashionable to wear.

If you’re the retro type who just so happens to have thrown away your game n watch wrist watch, this Cassette Face watch might be right up your alley!

Unfortunately, you won’t be playing any music on your watch, cassette or mp3, so you’ll be rocking out to the mix tape in your head while you show off your awesome new time piece.

Tags: cassette watch, Cell Phone, watch

PowerupMobile.com is offering a free Asus Eee PC to every new customer who signs up for T-Mobile’s mobile broadband package.  This is a pretty good incentive, considering the Eee PC itself costs about $399.  The aim of this incentive offer is not only to get people to use T-Mobile’s service, but to also allow online connectivity anywhere, anytime.

All customers would have to do is hook up their USB modem to their new Eee PC and use T-Mobile’s Web ‘n’ Walk service.  Allowing people to connect to the internet whenever they want is what T-Mobile is hoping will be the sicking point in this promotion with both an extremely portable laptop, and a good connectivity plan.

Tags: Cell Phone, Eee PC, t-mobile, wifi

The BlackBerry Bold 9000 has just been confirmed, and AT&T has announced that they will be the first carrier of the device. The phone will be released this summer, and its looking like AT&T is getting all the best phones available. Customers of other mobile providers are going to have to wait until after the summer to get their hands on the new BlackBerry Bold.

This is going to give AT&T enough time to advertise the crap out of the phone, and by the time it comes out for the other services, there will likely be a newer, better phone. The word coming through the grapevine is that AT&T have decided on a 2-year contract costing $300 for the new phone.

Tags: AT&T, blackberry, blackberry bold, Cell Phone

A wall socket, your cars cigarette lighter, and the USB ports on your laptop/desktop are all ways for you charge your mobile phone. Most phones come with at least a wall charger, if not a USB cord as well, leaving you to spend a max of $10 on Ebay to find a car charger.

So give me one good reason why I would need a method of charging my phone other than those three, ESPECIALLY one that runs on batteries or you plug into the wall to charge like the iGo. Buy a replacement battery for your phone and keep your cords with you.

JUNK!

Tags: Cell Phone, Ebay, iGo