With a name like this, we are guessing Cricket won’t have much difficulty finding a few adopters on its network.  The TXTM8, which looks eerily similar to the A45 Murano if it had round edges and a different softkey layout, is a no-frills handset that sports a full QWERTY keypad, stereo Bluetooth, and a rudimentary 1.3 megapixel camera, and tri-band CDMA support.  There is also a microSD slot thrown in to load all your favorites adding up to 4GB, which can be played using the onboard music player.   Available now on Cricket’s website for just $139.99 after an instant $20 web discount.

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