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What phone should I get in 2011 ? That’s a very simple question to answer; just read this reviews before you buy a new phone.

The best phone 2011

1. Blackberry Torch 9800

The Blackberry Torch 9800 features the new Blackberry 6.0 OS for high-efficiency browsing, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, all the email and messaging functions one expects from a smartphone, a 5MP camera, 3G and the usual user-friendly features and performance one would expect from Blackberry. It has integrated Wi-fi, 3G GSM, Tethered modem, Quadband Music and Video playback, OEM, Built-in speakerphone, Stereo FM Radio, Bluetooth v2.1, SureType technology, social networking apps, Blackberry 6 OS.

A lot of people says that blackberry torch is the best all-around business smartphone. This phone emails a lot better than the iPhone 4 cause of the traditional Blackberry qwerty keyboard. This phone also files and sorts emails like Outlook. You can see every email accounts on one single screen and also you can see your sent emails in the same screen. The iPhone 4 required going to two separate screens to see.

Here are a couple things I like about the Torch:

• Actual keyboard for those long e-mails.
• On screen keyboard for those quick texts or silent typing
• Calendar – always simple, just start typing by the time of day and you’re done.
• Better camera

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2. Samsung Galaxy S II

This phone is awesome. As far as the appearance goes, it’s very thin Like, 8.49 mm thin. Much more thinner than the iPhone 3G that I owned previously.

Although it’s thin, the curved sides allow for easy gripping. The casing itself is plastic, so it feels cheaper than other all-aluminum phones, but its absolute thinness prevents if from feeling cheap. It’s a classy phone.

This is why I love this phone so much:

• Awesome screen resolution – perfect blacks, high contrast, looks good in direct sunlight, It’s a pleasure to look at the phone from any distance.
• It’s very light – When you put the phone into someone else’s hand for the first time, they usually are confused because they expect it to feel more “solid”, and not so featherweight.
• Fairly thin. Good if you wear your phone in the pocket of your pants.
• The UI is buttery smooth, with no hiccups that are common on all other Android phones. Not sure if it’s Samsung’s new powerful GPU (Exynos), software optimizations that they did, or a combination of both, but overall this thing is just as slick as iPhone 4.
• This phone can be rooted, and custom ROMs already exist. No signed bootloaders or other similar malarkey.
• This smartphone comes with Android 2.3. Better perf, WiFi tethering/hotspot out of the box, and the ability to tilt and rotate the map in Google Maps – among other things.
• It comes with Polaris Office. It is a very nice Android office suite – from what I’ve seen so far, more full-featured than Docs to Go, QuickOffice etc – especially when it comes to supporting advanced MS Office features such as charts. It cannot be purchased from the market, and only comes bundled with select devices, such as this one or Asus Transformer.
• MicroSD card slot, for all those gigabytes of music.

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Are you wondering which breast pump is best ? read this reviews and you will find the best breast pump that suit for you. Best for a working mom.

It is won’t be easy to find and shop for the best breast pump. If you buy a breast pump which is not suit for you, you’re gonna stuck with it. I don’t think you can’t just return the breast pumps … not even to Target or Walmart. So, I hope, this will be a helpful breast pump reviews for you.

I’ve been research quite a bit before choosing these breast pump. For my needs, it works very good. It is very quiet and very efficient. Cleaning and assembly is very easy since there are only a few parts on it. I think it works very simple – one dial for suction and speed. I’ve been using this product semi-daily for a month or more now and never had any problems.

Lansinoh Affinity Double Electric Breast Pump (my review)

This product works on batteries or on A/C adapter. I ‘m not a full-time breast pumper cause I am a working mom; only use it a few time a day to increase production and have a little milk stored on the fridge for emergency or when my baby having a big hungry day.

While using this product I can pump on one side and nursing my baby on the other side. I love that I don’t even need to clean the tubing parts … all parts are easily cleaned/sanitized.

Also, Avent makes a $10 conversion kit. I’m combining both products so I can pump directly into Avent bottles rather than transferring the milk into bags, etc. It’s works great….

Both of them only cost me $145.00. This is much cheaper when compared to the quality.

If you are totally new to this activity, here’s my tips: skip the manual breast pumps or single pumps. A few years ago I had the manual one for my first baby and that was absolutely wasting my money. I have to sit and pump my breast for 20-30 minutes and could barely get only two ounces. The electric one are so much more efficient. Spend a bit extra money and get the best pump; It’s only $135. It helps you to increase your milk production and can help with sore nipples.

Medela Freestyle Breast Pump (my sister’s review)

This reviews is from my sister. She is a working mom too and she think this is the best one and she loved it so much; but $349.99 is a little bit pricey I think.

This is why she love it:

• It’s superlight…the entire Freestyle pump feels like it’s about the same weight as the power brick from her Pump in Style.
• The fact that she can take the unit and put it in any bag she want is terrific.
• The valves and tubes are easier to deal with than the Pump in Style (esp. the valves).
• The digital display with timer is surprisingly useful.
• The rechargeable batteries make it easy to pump in places where there may not be outlets.

That is our reviews, how about yours ? Do you have a better options ? Try to share whit us!