Ever wonder if the phone you’re carrying is popular? If it’s climbing the charts? If stock cannot be redeemed as quick as it’s being sold out?

Then this list of the best selling cell phones will help you out. Me frankly I couldn’t care less as well nobody really calls me I use a phone solely for the use of communication purposes. But those tech geeks and aficionados of all things nice and shiny will care about this so here goes.

So which is a phone that I would buy if I did from the choices on the website? It would have to be this one from LG available with Sprint.

I like it because I like silver, the keypads look nice and spaced out plus all the features you come to expect from a phone like wirelessly streaming music, high speed data downloads that can let you watch TV among more features. The screen is big enough for my taste and the flip up mechanism though can be slightly cumbersome to get the hang off, my current phone has it, the size when flipped down is easier to carry around.

Which one would I buy from the top ones, well they don’t call the Number 1 phone the Number 1 phone for nothing now do they!

The Motorola Black RAZR available from Cingular would have to be the one I would get. Partly just for kicks to gel in with the in crowd, first I gotta find that crowd I know they’re somewhere they keep walking away as I get closer. It’s just plain slick with Bluetooth and being Ultra Thin with a Black Anodized Aluminum Shell just makes it even more delectable. Feather Touch is such a nice word for a keypad isn’t it.

So without further adieu I give you

Wirefly List of Top 10 Cell Phones:

1. Cingular Wireless RAZR by Motorola (in various colors)
2. T-Mobile RAZR (in various colors)
3. Verizon Wireless RAZR (in various colors)
4. Cingular Sony Ericsson z520a/z525a video phones
5. T-Mobile Motorola v360
6. Verizon Wireless Motorola v276
7. Sprint Nextel Motorola i850
8. Sprint Nextel Motorola i710
9. Cingular Motorola v220
10. T-Mobile Samsung T309

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Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.