Motorola EX124g for Tracfone and Net10

http://www.best-prepaid-cell-phone-plans.com/tracfone-motorola-ex124g.html Prepaid touchscreen Tracfone Motorola EX124g has a 3mp camera, mp3 music player, and the ability to run java games and apps. The phone has a gravity sensor that adjusts the orientation of the interface when composing messages. The EX124g is the first Tracfone with an email client that lets you set up multiple accounts.

Update: Now comes with Triple Minutes for Life.

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Science & Technology

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• motorola ex124g
• tracfone
• net10
• prepaid touchscreen
• multiple email accounts

[BuffaloButt]

Does your phone make that noise all of the time - even while you are talking on it?

If so, I'm not interested in that phone.

[bestprep11]

@BuffaloButt Are you commenting on the video's background music or something else?

[LeGTe4reZine]

i want one you said 80$ does that include shipping please write back!

[bestprep11]

@LeGTe4reZine Shipping is free, but you have to pay sales tax.

[DaKonachon]

How much did you pay for your phone and where did you buy it from?

[bestprep11]

@DaKonachon From Tracfone $80

[matBKER]

Hey - I have an idea..how about not adding annoying music so we can actually hear what your saying?

[ShaverFurnace]

The "music" is WAY TOO LOUD!

[AresVolT]

Is the sensitivity on the touch screen the same as the LG800G?

[joewger]

Thanks for showing the phone key pad, the most important part of any phone! NOT!

The music was too loud and i couldn't hear you , sounded like a person covering their mouth and trying to talk or keeping their mouth closed and talking through theiir teeth.

[TheFredathefrog]

What I really like about this Tracfone touchscreen phone is that it isn't too sensitive. Some of the touchscreens can drive you crazy with their sensitivity. Running this phone is really cheap and Tracfone has some really great deals like double and triple minutes. Check out the Tracfone website for all sorts of wonderful surprises

[BuffaloButt]

@bestprep11 I was talking about that noise that sounded like someone mumbling and  shaking a tin can with rocks inside it.