Motorola Defy($449.53), and the T-
Mobile Comet.
Smartphones don’t always
make the best gifts. After all,
giving someone a monthly bill
isn ’t always the tone you
want to set at the holidays,
even if the phone is fantastic
and fun to use. Regardless, you
might be in the market for a
new smartphone after the
holidays. You don ’t want to
break the bank, but you want
the features and extensibility
that a smartphone OS like
Android brings to the table.
Thankfully, there’s a wide
variety of Android devices at
various price points from every
major carrier. If you ’re not
looking for the latest or
greatest, there are still plenty
of great options available, and
even if you ’re on a budget,
there are some selections that
will save you money with
features that a smartphone has
to offer. In this roundup, we
look at three smartphones that
can be yours for less than $100
with a two-year wireless
contract.
They may not have HD video
capabilities, high-end cameras,
tons of internal storage, or
super high-resolution displays,
but each of the three phones in
this roundup is a strong
Android device that will give
modest users the ability to surf
the Web, grab their e-mail, do a
little gaming, take some
snapshots on the go, and stay in
touch with their friends using
Twitter, Facebook, and other
social networks without
problems.
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