We often focus on the smartphones here at Gadgetell, however Verizon seems to be on a roll with flip-styled features phones as of late. Just the other day they announced the “durable” Samsung Convoy 2 and today they have returned with an announcement for the LG Revere. From what we can see, the Revere looks more »

We often talk about the latest and greatest in terms of smartphones here at Gadgetell, however we also realize that for some — a basic flip phone is all they need or want. That being said, US Cellular has recently launched the Samsung Chrono, which is just that — your basic flip. The Chrono features more »

Reports had it that aside from announcing the Motorola Pro and Motorola XOOM, Motorola is also about to unveil a new feature phone during in the Mobile World Congress 2011. This phone bears the markings – Motorola Gleam. Actually, the Motorola Gleam was already officially announced a couple of days ago by way of a more »

Today’s phones scare a lot of folks. Pantech has those folks in mind with it’s new 3G Pantech Breeze II, a basic phone that was announced today and will be on AT&T. The phone costs $19.99 after rebate and two-year contract. Hearkening back to a time when people just talked on phones, the Breeze II more »

Finally, BlackBerry’s first flip phone, dubbed BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220, was released exclusively by T-Mobile USA. BlackBerry Pearl users who would opt to upgrade to this new BlackBerry phone might find it similar to the original BlackBerry Pearl. With a new distinguishing feature, of course, that this one is a flip phone. Aside from being a flip phone, the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 also features some great smartphone functionality.

Those who have used a BlackBerry handsets before know that one of the strengths of BlackBerry smartphones is their integration with enterprise email solution. More after the break.

Don’t mind the seemingly explosive brand name. This basic mobile handset from Kyocera is a simple handset that won’t give you any touchscreen features or high megapixel resolution cameras. It’s just your basic mobile handset minus the frills of other high-end phones. But in this trying times, the Kyocera TNT!, which is available now over more »

Is $30 enough to get you a decent mobile phone that can give you mobile web access? With Virgin Mobile’s Flare 30 bucks is all you need and you’ll have a small and yet nifty mobile phone. Flare is actually an LG manufactured flip phone packed with some cool basic features that you wouldn’t expect more »