Posted by ketyung
on Mar/31/2008
at 5:52 am
I totally don’t like the idea of carrying two mobile phones. I prefer having one mobile phone and stick to one phone number only. But some people do like carrying at least two mobile phones that work on two different networks. Which one mobile could be for business use and the other for your close friends, relatives and significant others.
If you’re the one who prefers two different phone numbers on two different networks for different set of people. It’d be the best that you could carry a single mobile phone that can hold two sim cards, which allows you to have two different phone numbers but carrying one phone only. This is definitely much handier than having to carry two cell phones just for the sake of having two phone numbers and of course it saves your pocket too for having to invest on two mobile phones.
According to an unofficial source that Motorola is gonna roll out a new cellphone that will work on dual SIM cards and on dual networks – CDMA and quad-band GSM. There is currently no official information on this dual-sim-card Motorola mobile yet. The dual-sim card Motorola cellphone will be the Linux-based MING A1800, which will likely come with a 3-megapixel auto focus camera and Bluetooth.
via [CellPhoneBeat]
Motorola,MING A1800,dual-sim phone,dual-network phone
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