Phone Icon Library

Speed up development with ready-made Phone Icons for telecommunication products

Phone Icon Library  Review

Speed up development of communication products and services and enhance the usability of your new project with ready-made Phone Icons.Telecommunications is a hot topic in today's world of global connectivity. The communications market is growing faster than ever. In order to be a successful player in this hot market, you have to be the first to offer a perfectly usable product or service.A graphical user interface plays an important role in the usability of software products and services. By providing clean, easily recognizable graphics in your application, you can build a perfectly usable product. But where do you get the right graphics if you are on a tight schedule and an even tighter budget?Hiring a designer to be part of your team may be the quickest solution, but it's also the most expensive. Contracting a third party is less expensive, but you are not guaranteed satisfactory, timely results. Can you afford putting your project at risk because of a third party contractor?Ordering a set of readily available icons is the best possible option for your development. With Phone Icon Library you get icons that are professionally designed and are assembled as a matching set. To place a custom order for icons of similar quality you would have to spend over ten times as much! Phone Icon Library only cost $69 for a set of 42 different icons, or just $4 for a single icon.Phone Icon Library includes icons that represent typical symbols and actions that are often used in telecommunications development. There are icons to represent different kinds of phones including mobile, download and upload icons, fax, modem, PDA, phone card, battery, signal strength, and more! Phone Icon Library icons are available in BMP, GIF, ICO, and PNG formats, in 256 colors and True Color with semi-transparency. Each icon comes in several sizes including 16x16, 20x20, 24x24, 32x32, 40x40, 48x48, 64x64, 128x128, and the newly defined Windows Vista standard of 256x256 pixels.