cell phone database?

Hello,

Is there any service providing electronic catalogues of all the latest
cellular phones (with pictures)?

a database would be ideal.

I have a job right now to enter these descriptions, and i'm doing
google searches and taking info. from various sites ... very time
consuming!

any help appreciated

Thank you,

www.phonescoop.com is pretty good

dave wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there any service providing electronic catalogues of all the latest
> cellular phones (with pictures)?
>
> a database would be ideal.
>
> I have a job right now to enter these descriptions, and i'm doing
> google searches and taking info. from various sites ... very time
> consuming!
>
> any help appreciated
>
> Thank you,

On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 10:40:12 -0700, dave <dave8421@hotmail.com> wrote this
with the utmost thought:

>Hello,
>
>Is there any service providing electronic catalogues of all the latest
>cellular phones (with pictures)?
>
>a database would be ideal.
>
>I have a job right now to enter these descriptions, and i'm doing
>google searches and taking info. from various sites ... very time
>consuming!

And, presumably you haven't infringed any coprights by taking material from
someone else's website without asking if you can have it? Just a thought.

>any help appreciated
>
>Thank you,

Why not email the major 'phone suppliers and tell them of your requirements
and see if they're willing to help and perhaps reduce your workload? I'm
sure they won't assist you.

dave wrote:
> On Jun 16, 4:47 pm, cellu...@motorola.net wrote:
>> And, presumably you haven't infringed any coprights by taking material from
>> someone else's website without asking if you can have it? Just a thought.
>>
>
> i've used only content directly from motorola's sites (in various
> parts of the world).
>
> but good point ... i assumed that this information was "free", in the
> sense that it could be re-distributed
>


Nothing is "free" without the expressed consent of the owner, and
everything you touch, smell, see, feel or hear is owned by someone. If
that someone isn't you, then it's someone else.

--
jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'

dave wrote:
>> Nothing is "free" without the expressed consent of the owner, and
>> everything you touch, smell, see, feel or hear is owned by someone. If
>> that someone isn't you, then it's someone else.
>>
>
> Phoned motorola support ... and the rep. said exactly these words:
>
> "...any content you can download from the site (without logging in) is
> FREE.. "
>


I'll presume that rep is employed by Motorola, but if that rep isn't an
attorney certified in copyright law, or able to provide you a verifiable
and signed statement on Motorola letterhead stationary, then the
information you've received is worth exactly what you paid for it. You
seem willing to accept what you presume to be the truth from someone you
don't know is responsibly qualified to provide you the truth. I'm not
trying to rain on your parade, I'm trying to help you understand a gap
in your logic tree.

--
jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'

On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 14:29:48 -0700, dave <dave8421@hotmail.com> wrote this
with the utmost thought:

>
>> Why not email the major 'phone suppliers and tell them of your requirements
>> and see if they're willing to help and perhaps reduce your workload? I'm
>> sure they won't assist you.
>
>hmm ... re-reading your response ... sensing some sarcasm, and maybe
>some anger
>
>well ...
>
>1. I'm sincerely trying to do the right thing here. As I said, I've
>only taken content directly from motorola.
> and NOT from random sites. So, I'll still have to check with
>motorola about their content.
>
>2. Don't appreciate the sarcasm, "..they won't assist you". I'm
>willing to purchase a database or access
>to a web service with this information if needed.

No sarcasm intended or supposedly implied, just from my own experiences with
what seemed to be a straightforward request that got me nowhere. Also using
a logo from a company's site to promote them for their excellent service.
The latter almost got my arse sued as I didn't ask their permission before
adding the details to one of my web pages. I don't use them anymore.