With trilingual store associates (English, Mandarin, Cantonese), Impact Communication will find the phone perfect for…More you, whether you're looking for the latest iPhone or upgrading from your two-year contract. The brightly lit store carries a variety of sample AT&T phones and accessories, where customers are free to browse.</p> <p>With cell phones laid out on the counters for side-by-side comparisons, one may find themself confused with the ever-developing technologies. Don't be shy, just ask the associates for features you are looking for, whether it's a touch screen or camera--and the phones without those features will be pushed aside. The experts will work with you to give the best deal possible, providing tips on rebates, fees, options, etc.</p> <p>There are additional locations in San Francisco, Daly City, Cupertino, Mountain View, Fremont, Union City, Oakland and Richmond.</p>

Once you step out onto the I-880 Milpitas train station platform, you'll have no doubt that you're in the middle of…More Silicon Valley. Tech companies, including Cisco Systems, span as far as the eye can see. Men and women with briefcases, iPhones and plaid button-ups swarm the streets during lunch hour. Many are probably headed to one of the various eateries within walking distance of the station.</p> <p>Milpitas Square and McCarthy Ranch are within a few blocks of the I-880 Milpitas stop. No matter your dining prefence, there is a restaurant to meet your needs. Mexican? Head to On the Border Mexican Bar and Grill. Asian? Tung Kee Noodle will hit the spot. Italian? Pasta Pomodoro has some of the best pasta dishes in town. For good-old American grub, try the tasty, wallet-friendly meal deals at Applebee's. Need something fast? In-N-Out, of course.</p> <p>At the end of the business day, a lot of the hard-working tech folks like to blow off a little steam and spend a little money. You'll probably find them checking out the latest gadgets at Best Buy or leafing through the best sellers at Borders. And if that's not enough, PetSmart, Dollar Tree, Ross and DSW are all within a few steps.</p> <p>All of these locations and so many more are accessible from the I-880 Milpitas stop. The stop itself is a beautiful street-level station complete with telescope and block structure artwork. Trains run every 15 to 60 minutes depending on the time of day. Benches are available while you wait, and if your phone dies, probably one of the last pay phones in existence is also available.</p> <p>Ticket prices are very resonable and depend on usage.</p> <p>Adult single ride (2 hours): $2. Youth single ride (17 and younger): $1.75. Adult day pass: $5. Youth day pass: $4.</p> <p>Other passes and discounts can be found on the VTA website listed here.</p> <p>Warning: Rush hour trains (4 to 6 p.m.) are packed tight with engineers and commuters.</p> <p> </p>