Well, the wait is finally over. The Quad Band version of the iClone has finally arrived. Like the previous iClone model, this phone can do virtually anything you need it to. It looks and functions amazingly similar to the iPhone, while allowing you to use any provider you chose. You aren’t forced to go with AT&T with this phone. With it’s touch screen, you can surf the web, download and listen to music, record and play video, etc. This phone also has a removable battery (unlike the iPhone) and has TWO sim slots allowing you to basically have a phone for business and leisure.

Here is how the new version quadband CECT P 168 Plus compares to the old version:

The major upgrade is obviously that it is quadband, which makes it literally plug and play. It works with any network worldwide. (GSM GPRS 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz). They have also: upgraded the Bluetooth features; upgraded the firmware; added a slide unlock (which means anyone can unlock this phone in one swipe); added a webcam; and upgraded the phone with surround sound. (Complete list of specs below).

The touch screen on the quadband version feels a bit firmer (and more like glass) than the original. The cost of this model if very competitive, coming in between $100 and $150.

The videos floating around for this phone (link at the end of the article) can really demonstrate what this phone can do. Here are a list of the features:

Quad Band: GSM GPRS 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz;

Display: 3.5″ TFT Touch Screen display with 26k colors, 240 x 320 pixel resolution;

Ring Tones: Polyphonic (64 channels), Monophonic, True Tones, MP3;

Music Player: Support MP3 player, with mp3,midi,wav format;

Movie/Video Player: Support 3GP/MP4 movie player with full-screen;

Camera: Camera with 2.0 MP, 1024*1280 pixels, Video Recorder;

Speakers: 6 3D Surround Sound;

Interface: USB 2.0;

Blue Tooth: 2.0 Enabled;

Dual Sum Card Slots;

Supports JAVA 2.0;

Internet Browser;

Handwriting Recognition;

Messaging: SMS, MMS;

Memory Type: Built in 128MB, Expandable to 2GB (Trans-flash, Micro SD);

Cell Phone Directory: Phone Book Memory supports 300 records;

Supports Caller Ringing / Caller Video Player;

Game: Two games already built in: More downloadable;

Calculator/world time/stopwatch;

Unit Conversion/Currency Conversion/Calendar and more;

Support Service Area: USA, UK, Europe, Australia, Canada, Asia;

Supports: English (Default), Chinese, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Russian;

Stand-by time: Up to 150h;

Talk time: 180min-300min;

Size: 117*57*16mm.

All in all, this is a great phone that is chock full of features for the low price you will pay for it. I would definitely buy it again and would not hesitate to recommend it.

Visit the iClone CECT P168 Plus Quad Band Product Review Website to see video demonstrations, close up photos, unique features, and buyer information about the iClone CECT P168 Plus Quad Band. Rae Edwards is an internet technology research and writer.

You just may have heard of reverse cellular phone lookup being available on the Internet. With all sorts of technologies popping all over the web today, we cannot help but think that this is highly plausible. So, you start searching the web for sites that offer this service. Surprisingly, the search for such sites becomes frustrating. Why is this so, when there are indeed a number of websites out there that do offer this service? It’s simple, actually. It’s just a matter of looking for the service at the right places. To do this, it is highly important to understand the concept of phone number lookup.

Let us say, hypothetically, that you were able to get hold of a residential telephone number. You do not know who owns the number or its address either. Of course, you can narrow down the possibilities via the area code. But that is still a pretty large area to cover! This is where the importance of a reverse lookup service enters the picture. Since this is just a residential number, determining these details is easily done by free services found online. The case is a bit difficult when it comes to reverse cellular phone lookup services.

The free directories that you can find online do not really come with cellular phone numbers. The free directories just contain ordinary residential numbers, as well as toll-free numbers. But when it comes to cellular phone numbers, and even fax numbers, free directories no longer contain them. So, do such records really exist? And if they do, is there a possibility to have free access to these numbers? Are reverse cellular phone lookup services really possible? These are just some of the questions you will have to ask if you are looking for the owner of a particular cellular phone number that you have in your hands.

Fortunately, there are indeed websites that can provide you access to this information. Yes, there is indeed such a thing as reverse cellular phone lookup service. The catch here is that this service comes with a fee. The websites that provide you access to this information do have to pay their sources fees in obtaining these cellular phone numbers for you. Naturally, you have to pay for the information you are looking for as well.

The good news is that you only have to pay a one-time fee, and you can then perform as many searches as you want. The information that you can get includes owner details, carrier details, address history, and phone connection status. So, you can rest easy now that you know such reverse cellular phone lookup services are indeed possible.

Read my review on one such service here.

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