I recently purchased my wife a Samsung Exhibit II from T-mobile, and I\’ve just got a say this phone has made her so happy. This is mainly because the last time I bought a phone for her, it was a very small Android that came out from T Mobile it was slow and very hard to use.

So getting this is the phone has definitely improved our marriage somewhat as we no longer have arguments about the previous Smartphone I got her (it now lives in the trash can).

Some of the things my wife has told me that she likes about this phone includes the three megapixel camera which has all the features that you would expect from a phone camera. The pictures she has taken with this camera are quite good. The camera is no SLR camera, but I mean seriously this is a camera that is up there with the best of them. There were various applications pre-installed on the phone when we got it home from Walmart.

We were encouraged by the sales representative at Walmart to get this phone because he indicated that was going to be a red hot phone that many people were going to get. He also said it will change the way that people look at prepaid phones, and I have to agree.

I think this is part of Google’s strategy to basically take over the whole entire cellphone market and as far as I can tell this is pretty much happening. Many of my friends and family are now using Android based phones.

Considering it was only five years ago they were using Nokia branded phones. It really comes down to the fact Nokia just didn\’t keep up with the times. They did have some really great phone up until 2005 by they just didn\’t deliver in the late part of the first decade and because of this the repercussions were bad/ People had already started moving over to Smartphones that utilized touch screen technology. Operating systems such as the iOS and the android operating system were favored. This is why prepaid is heading to these OS based phones.

So guess this does sound like a bit of a sales pitch that I have written here it wasn’t intended that way. If you seriously want to know more about the new phones on the market, then going to a dealer and using one would be a good place to start. With so many of these smartphones now on prepaid plans you don\’t have to be hooked up some ridiculous contract that is can I hold you for 24 months or whatever period of time that is specified in the contract. Getting a good phone has never been better to own for yourself.

It comes back to the old days of thinking that you need to never own your own home, and you are better of renting. While there has been the case and sometimes in the past that doesn\’t apply to the following phone market at the moment. It pays to own the phone and at $200 you can have a fully functional smartphone with a great operating system that is going to do the things that you need to do.

Now rather than bash the other phone companies that are providing phones that are not quite as good as this particular phone, I recommend reading a review. I also suggest that you go out and have a look for yourself at this phone. You can make your own judgment even after reading a few reviews for this phone like the one that I read at http://Wontek.com.

Dave is a family man that has always tried to find way to ease life with technology. He has done this with the Samsung Exhibit II 4G, read a full review on the phone he has mentioned here: Samsung Exhibit II 4G. This is from Wontek.com’s T-Mobile Reviews Section.

Dave is a family man that has always tried to find way to ease life with technology. He has done this with the Samsung Exhibit II 4G, read a full review on the phone he has mentioned here: Samsung Exhibit II 4G. This is from http://Wontek.com’s T-Mobile Reviews Section.

Author Bio: Dave is a family man that has always tried to find way to ease life with technology. He has done this with the Samsung Exhibit II 4G, read a full review on the phone he has mentioned here: Samsung Exhibit II 4G. This is from Wontek.com’s T-Mobile Reviews Section.

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