AC_DC_-_Thunder_Struck_01 ringtone

Author: wallpapers4mobile.net

Description: After Sprint and Verizon Wireless introduced their music-downloading services in late 2005 and early 2006, we were left wondering when Cingular Wireless was going to make a musical move of its own. The carrier made a few feints in that direction this year, but it wasn't until earlier this month that Cingular finally launched Cingular Music and the Samsung Sync. Also called the Samsung SGH-A707, the Sync is more than just the initial handset to support Cingular Music; it also supports Cingular's 3.5G HSDPA network and offers a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, a speakerphone, and an external memory slot. The design is attractive, though decidedly unflashy, and its performance is acceptable, despite some fuzzy calls. The Sync is available for a very reasonable $49 with service.

We'll be frank: the Samsung Sync flip phone isn't a trendsetter when it comes to design. It's not ugly by any means, but the black color is rather ordinary, and the form factor is a tad boxy. At 3.46x1.89x0.68 inches, it won't fit in a compact parking space, but it still slides easily into a bag and into smaller pockets. And though it's rather thin we love that the SGH-A707 isn't blindly chasing the now-tired craze for skinny phones. It's also a tad weighty (3.85 ounces), but in return you get a well-constructed handset that has a solid, comfortable feel in the hand. The hinge feels especially sturdy.