Do You Want To See Ads On Your Cell Phone? > uh

reply to i1me2ao

Re: uh

You're not going to find one that has no texting, email, web or ringtones, but, you can probably find one that has no camera, don't buy a plan for texting, email, web or ringtones and set the ringtone to a standard ring sound, and just don't use the other features.

The market has moved away from the phone you're wanting, and it'd be such a niche market that your phone probably won't be created.

reply to swhx7
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here is your phone.......gramps !!!!!!

"My car gets forty rods to the hogshead and that's the way I like it!!!"

OK, very funny. It's not the inclusion of the other things that I mind, it's that you have to be careful to avoid pushing the wrong button to avoid getting charged for something unwanted. What I'd like to see is phones that the user can control and decide what to run on them.

But yeah, they'll probably charge you one way for ads and another way for no ads.

A new beta version of the iPhone might be fore you.

There's a beta right now of an iPhone that is JUST a phone and a media player.

It has a screen for the keypad and to display video, and to act as the "circle" interface for the iPod..and that's it. No web, no mail, no camera, it's about 1/2 the width of the existing iPhone and about 2/3rds the over all size.

It's may be out sometime in the future (June 08) and it may not. Think of it more like an iPod with a phone...than a phone with an iPod.

reply to swhx7
When I started with Verizon Prepaid a couple years ago, I got a very basic Audiovox phone that had no text, web, camera, or anything fancy. It even had a plain monocrhome screen. When I switched to T-Mo Prepaid, I started out with a Samsung X495 which had no web and no camera, but had the ability to purchase wallpapers and ringtones from T-Zones. It also had IM (AOL, Yahoo, or ICQ. Could only log onto one at a time).