Latest AT&T Quickfire Reviews

Now people are talking much about AT&T Quickfire cellphone. If you are looking for a budget phone that emphasizes on messaging, then the AT&T Quickfire handset has held up on its promise. However the handset does fall short in a number of other areas, Phonescoop takes a closer look to see if the Quickfire has what it takes to become a good handset.

The AT&T Quickfire is designed for text messaging. Integrating a large 2.8-inch QVGA touch screen display, the Quickfire slides open to reveal a QWERTY keypad - capable of reading text messages in portrait or landscape mode. Using AT&T’s high-speed 3G HSDPA network, the Quickfire can download music through Napster Mobile and eMusic Mobile. Users can get voice-guided directions and real-time traffic via AT&T Navigator. They can entertain themselves on the road with AT&T’s Cellular Video (CV) service for news or music videos with HBO Mobile, or sports on ESPN, or listen to music via stream XM Radio service.

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AT&T Quickfire Review

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AT&T Quickfire Overview

AT&T Quickfire Features:

• Large 2.8-inch QVGA touch screen display with slide-out QWERTY keypad
• High-speed 3G HSDPA compatibility with access to Napster Mobile and eMusic Mobile
• Cellular Video (CV) service to watch clips of news or music videos with HBO Mobile, or sports on ESPN
• GPS navigation via AT&T Navigator for voice-guided directions and real-time traffic

AT&T Quickfire Price: $99.99

The great parts about AT&T Quickfire are: The AT&T Quickfire has both a touch screen and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It also has multimedia features, HSDPA speed, stereo Bluetooth, A-GPS, and a full HTML browser.

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