Samsung E900: Packed with Top Features by Keith Rickwood
... Features like infrared, Bluetooth, SMS and MMS messaging, a voice recorder, polyphonic ring tones, a calendar, a to-do list, a scheduler, a clock, world time, an alarm, a timer, a stopwatch, a calculator, a currency converter and Java games are also supported. Battery life lasts for over two days with heavy usage and you get 3.5 hours talk time and 220 hours on standby. The Samsung E900 is available with all networks like O2, Vodafone, etc. Take advantage of the best mobile phone deals ...

Mobile Phones Multitasking Gadgets by Martin Dev
... Mobile phone today has taken the role of a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), alarm clock, calculator, and calender. Top of the line counterparts offer even better service. They are ones' sound system, high-resolution video camera, picture editor and FM radio. There are models offering chances to get instant internet connection, send and access e-mails, video calls and instant messaging. Some models steps even further and accomplished till untamed territory of GPS connectivity.

Nokia 3310 Mobile Phone Review-Handset Features by Bob Arndale
... Other features include: a calendar, stopwatch, a reminder, calculator and alarm clock, which you will probably find useful from time to time. The 3310 does exactly what is required of a basic mobile phone. It allows you to make calls and send texts with ease and is the ideal phone for someone who is not looking for modern features such as a colour screen, bluetooth or camera. It is therefore ideal for someone that does not get on well with new technology, as well as the younger teenager who ...

Nokia 5300 – Music to Your Ears by Jawahn Thompson
... Other integrated standard features included in this phone are the timer, alarm clock, calendar, to-do list, notepad and calculator. If you need even more space for music, photos or contacts, the SD card will expand your storage by 2 GB. Nokia didn't consider that some users would be swapping SD cards, apparently, because it's located beneath the battery. If you don't take your cards in and out often, you won't find this to be problematic. If you are change cards often, though, you might ...