The phone's primary point of difference lurks below the back cover, a SIM card slot that international travelers can use while taking the phone abroad. Even if you never step foot outside the continent, there are plenty of other features to keep you handy and connected. The Merge may not be a standout--except for its notable weight, thanks to classy aluminum components--but it gets the job done, and also happens to be one of U.S. Cellular's more advanced offerings.
HTC Merge review: Rare CDMA world phone
In CDMA world phone, In HTC Merge, In Rare CDMA, In U.S. CellularSaturday, 11 June 2011
The phone's primary point of difference lurks below the back cover, a SIM card slot that international travelers can use while taking the phone abroad. Even if you never step foot outside the continent, there are plenty of other features to keep you handy and connected. The Merge may not be a standout--except for its notable weight, thanks to classy aluminum components--but it gets the job done, and also happens to be one of U.S. Cellular's more advanced offerings.
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