Nokia Twist 7705

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The Twist supports instant messaging and e-mail, though the latter costs $9.99 monthly to maintain. With several small charges such as e-mail and Visual Voicemail for $2.99 monthly, it may make more sense to purchase a smartphone if you plan to use the data-centric features. Is there anything that goes with no charge? This phone does not appear like it would be fun to carry around at all. Too bozed for me reminds me of the Lotus that sprint has and this is just not something you will see me with. The dynamics are all wrong. YUCK