June 10, 2004

By: Hayden Nagell
Website: http://www.1st-in-cell-phones.com

WHP Wireless Inc., is shipping its Cellsocket cellular phone accessory

WHP Wireless Inc., which is committed to expanding the utility and convenience of all types of communication products, is shipping its Cellsocket cellular phone accessory. Cellsocket, which works with most Motorola cellular phone models, connects to any corded or cordless phone to allow users to conveniently make and receive calls from their home or office phone while using their cellular service.

Today, cellular service is affordable enough to allow users to treat their cellular phone as a replacement for their long distance carrier or even to replace their regular phone line, said Nancy Juarbe, Marketing Director at WHP Wireless. With Cellsocket, users can make the most of the great deals available from cellular phone carriers, such as free nights and weekend minutes, rollover minutes, or free long distance.

Cellsocket can be used in two ways: as a secondary line or as a replacement to standard local telephone service. On a two-line phone system, Cellsocket allows users to create a dedicated cell phone line on the second line while maintaining standard wireline service on the first line. Users can also opt to disconnect local phone service and then plug Cellsocket directly into any wall jack. Once installed, Cellsocket allows users to receive their cellular calls on any standard or wireless telephone handset for increased comfort and convenience.

Cellsocket features an external antenna that boosts the cell phones existing signal by at least two bars in order to provide optimal signal quality from wherever the user is-inside a building, at home, or on a boat or RV. The built-in battery charger keeps the cell phone battery fully charged even while users are receiving calls through their wireless service.

Cellsocket is currently compatible with all Motorola V120, V60 and T720 cell phones with new models soon to be released. Motorola cellular phones are supported by a variety of cell service providers, including AllTel Wireless, AT&T Wireless, Cingular Wireless, Cricket Wireless, Qwest Wireless, T-Mobile Wireless, TracFone Wireless, US Cellular Wireless, and Verizon Wireless.

Author Notes:

Hayden Nagell contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.1st-in-cell-phones.com.  A source for info and tips for the cellular phone industry featuring articles, comparisons and reviews of cellular phones and service plans.