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pros: i love: texting, one click interface, the fun frames, the 2mp camera
cons: the picture id to a contact is so pointless b/c u can barely see the pic, its a little bit slow,
overall it get the job down and its a awesome phone i would give it 4 out of 5 stars]]>Aug 17th 2009 7:57PMhttp://mobile.engadget.com/2009/07/06/samsung-exclaim-hands-on/http://mobile.engadget.com/2009/07/06/samsung-exclaim-hands-on/
She played with a bunch of phones, and as much as I tried, I couldn't sell her on a single Crackberry or other smartphone, so it was the feature phones. She really liked the Verizon Samsung Alias2 and the LG Envy3, but got upset at Verizon's predatory tactics and switched to Sprint, thus ending 15 years or service.

The Exclaim was the only Sprint phone we could find that she could use. Featuring a display that her Senior eyes could read, dialing keypad she could see and press, and a qwerty keyboard large enough for her to use.

The only drawback is the size, but for an older person, the large phone keypad may be worth it. The social features on the my make it possible for her to track my college bound nephew thru his MySpace page, we will see.

Did I mention she only paid $29.99 for the Exclaim?]]>Aug 28th 2009 12:04AM