Ogo

The main features of Ogo are a 16-bit color display, a full keyboard, a lithium-ion rechargeable battery, up to five e-mail addresses, easy activation, simplicity of operation, and geographical coverage similar to that of the major cellular networks. There is a monthly subscription fee, but no contract is required. Ogo is marketed especially to teenagers and young adults.

Read more about Ogo: - Quote.com describes the features and highlights of Ogo. - AT&T Wireless offers Ogo for moderate price.

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