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The Fairer Cell Phone Sex: 4 Phones Made For Women
Do women have different cell phone needs? Maybe. We may have different cell phone wants, certainly, but I think that's more personality than gender based. But that hasn't stopped a few handset makers from trying their hand at what women really want. Check them out and let me know if they hit the mark.
Yves Saint Laurent
Jil Sander
Versace
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I like how tiny the Prada phone is, but it's not because of the Prada name. Maybe the Paris Hilton's of the world would splurge on a phone that says "Armani" or something on it, but they are just phones, and it's just a brand. Not to mention a few of them are iPhone/G1 rip offs.
I'll pass.
1pass... I am a BB girl all the way
2ok so I am a girl but im going to say this still, if these phones were to sell to a crap ton of women we might as well call ourselves the stupider sex not the fairer sex for shelling out so much money for a cell phone with a brand name on it that isnt even the name of an electronics company.
3Whats the point in having a fashion mobile with a brand name etc when all it does is text and make phone calls and basically the phone is crap so that's a waste of money. I want a phone that does stuff like does it have the internet and skype, bluetooth, beam, does it take SD cards or micro chips for extra storage and does it have a good camera and can it do video and does it have facebook as a application and loads of other stuff I'd want. So its not about the brand name or the colour or what phone in fashion for me, its about what does the phone do and value for money also.
4I'll stick with the iPhone
5Wow, that whole thing was kindof insulting.
6I still like my iphone 3gs applekid here!!
7These phones are for narcissistic bimbos, but not WOMEN. Yes, the article is insulting!!!
8I like the idea! Why can't phones be good-looking/pretty and functional?
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