Author: Rae Edwards

Consumers can thank Chinese iClone manufacturers for the innovative idea to give consumers more than one cell phone number or cell phone plan with dual sim cards.

Chinese manufacturers could not help but notice that although consumers loved iPhone technology, they often carried around not only their touchscreen smartphone of choice, but still carried a business line as well. It didn’t make much sense to pay for all of this wonderful technology and still carry around two phones.

So, in addition to improving iPhone technology by unlocking the iClones and adding a removable battery and more speakers, the Chinese manufacturer of the clones (CECT) added an additional sim so that consumers could have two cell phone numbers, one for work and one for play. This, coupled with the performance and technology of the new IClones, contributed to the clones being a huge hit.

But consumers started to ask if it was possible to stuff three sims into a phone. It’s nice to program one ring tone to one specific number such as the one you will give your children, your spouse or loved one or your employer for emergencies.

CECT promptly answered the call with the CECT E689, the company’s new three sim phone. Like the iPhone clones before it, the E689 has every single feature that the iPhone has and then some: internet capabilities, MP3 capabilities, video capabilities, and dual Bluetooth.

This phone will likely appeal to texters because of its keypad import and handwriting recognition. There is a keyboard at the base of the phone which makes texting quick and easy.

The CECT E689 is competitively priced at about $150-$179, depending on where you buy it. Considering it is possibly the most innovative clone on the market at this time loaded with features, it’s worth a serious look, especially if you’re a frequent texter.

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