I am a cell phone fanatic for you who don't know, if my wife would let me I would probably buy a new phone every month and swap them around every week.  It has been about a month and a half since the new Blackberry 8900 from RIM came out for T-Mobile and I finally got a chance to play with one. For you curve users this is a must have, the OS has been updated to the new blackberry OS, it looks the same as the Storm and the Bold.  Browsing around the menu is really smooth and about twice as fast as the old curve.  This is a really slick phone and makes me miss having a blackberry.  This is one of the most responsive phones I have ever used, applications load quickly, texting and MMS are easy, and it is just super fast! I can't get enough of how fast it is, plus it looks great, the screen quality is very crisp and clear, it looks almost as good as the Bold, the 8900 has a slightly smaller screen than the Bold and that is what makes the bold screen a bit better.  There is no 3G on this phone ...

I must look like someone who knows about technology, or maybe it is because I am 24 and look young but the other day I was at a cell phone shop and someone came up to me asking for help with their cell phone. Now you may be thinking, ''you could have just looked like one of the employees", but here is the kicker I was in my pest control work uniform. Anyways, I took this as a compliment and proceeded to help him out. His question was about a Cricket Motorola VE240, he had his voicemail as a contact in his phonebook and he wanted to know how to delete it. I searched through that phone and did everything I knew possible to delete that bugger, but I could not find out how to get rid of that thing! Well I was determined to help this man out so I told him to check back here and I would find an answer for him. Unfortunately, I don't think my answer will be the right one. The only solution I could find for the problem is, there is no solution, you can't delete the voicemail contact from the phone book. I searched ...