Telus Mobility Cell Phones

Telus Mobility cell phones are known for being very consumer friendly in their approach and price point. In fact, the vast majority of Telus Mobility cell phones can be purchased for under $100. Several are even free when you sign a three-year contract.

For more about Telus Mobility, check out our article here. As may already know, Telus Mobility is one of the two main CDMA-based cellular providers in Canada, Bell Mobility being the other. Although Telus phones cannot be unlocked like most GSM handsets, they do have enough in their lineup that will probably capture your interest. One of the coolest features that many of their mobile phones has is what they call "Spark."

What is Spark? It's a service offered by Telus Mobility that lets you get more out of your cell phone. Some of the fun additions that they provide you include mobile radio (powered by XM Canada), mobile TV, and even a GPS navigation service not unlike the Verizon VZ Navigator Service. In fact, you'll find that Telus mirrors Verizon Wireless in many ways.

Telus is able to offer us such incredible multimedia content because they have taken the plunge into 3G, having launched an EV-DO network for high-speed wireless data transfers. Using this, you can hot new MP3 ringtones, games, and much more.

Some of the more popular Telus Mobility cell phones are:

• LG Chocolate (8500): This popular slider phone is nearly identical to its Verizon Wireless counterpart with the clearly defined navigation wheel, built-in MP3 player, and integrated 1.3 megapixel digital camera and camcorder. It is easily one of the most fashionable units available. The LG Chocolate is available in black or white.

• Nokia 6265i: The Chocolate doesn't have the monopoly on the fashionable slider segment as this hot number from Nokia is pretty powerful as well. It's got Bluetooth, a media player, miniSD expansion slot, and a great 2.0 megapixel camera.

• Motorola KRZR: Also known as the MOTOKRZR, this is currently Telus Mobility's flagship phone. It takes the unique styling of the RAZR which preceded it and makes it narrower, shinier, and more attractive. It's got high-speed EV-DO and all sorts of other cool features. It is also one of the most expensive consumer-level phones from Telus Mobility.

• Samsung A720: Prefer a flip phone with an internal antenna? This unique clamshell has very square edges but comes with a very soft color scheme. Look for it in either white or powder pink, equipped with a digital camcorder, Bluetooth, MP3 player, external music controls, and more.

• Pantech PN-8200: Not many people on this side of the Pacific are familiar with Pantech, but they are one of the most prominent cell phone manufacturers based out of Korea, the same nation where we find LG and Samsung. The PN-8200 is a particularly interesting offering because while it has a conventional flip phone form factor, it comes powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 for smartphone, making it just as capable as any other smartphone out there. Keep track of your schedule, play music and movies with Windows Media Player 10, and surf the web using Internet Explorer.

• Moto Q: Motorola Cell Phones are known for being among the skinniest in the business, epitomized by the SLVR, RAZR, and KRZR. The Q is no exception, except this handset is much more powerful with Windows Mobile, a full QWERTY keyboard, Pocket Outlook Email, and a hands-free speakerphone.

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