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Finding the right cell phone
By Jeff Lakie
Ten years ago, cell phones were just beginning to appear. Today, it
seems every person on the street has one. However, not all cell
phones are equal. How do you find the best one?
Ask yourself what qualities are important to you. First, the physical
aspects. Do you prefer flat cell phones or those with a flip? Are slim
cell phones more attractive, or does size really matter?
Cell phones seem to come in all shapes and sizes, and color can also
be a determining factor. Have you seen the changeable covers? Who
knew cell phones would become such a fashion statement?
A critical factor to consider is ring tones. Some cell phones come with
standard rings that could drive anyone crazy. Others have
downloadable tones, letting you show off your taste and personality. If
you've ever been on a crowded train where six cell phones started
ringing at once, you know how important it is to have the pleasant ring
tone. No one wants to draw negative attention.
Cell phones have all sorts of new features, and they keep improving.
Some cell phones allow you to take pictures. Other cell phones give
you internet access on the road. And like most technology, there are
new improvements made on a weekly basis. Remember that you'll be
paying for these features; make sure you'll use them before you spend
the money.
Manufacturers of cell phones have done extensive research to find out
what is important to you, the buyer. The carrier, though, is also
important to consider. What good are cell phones, after all, if you can't
get service? Find out who in your area has the widest service and the
best rate plan.
Most of us have become spoiled by our cell phones. It's hard to
remember the days when no one could reach you until you got home
from class or from work. Cell phones have opened up our lines of
communication considerably. (Sometimes it's questionable whether
that's a good thing¡.) The fact is, it looks like cell phones are here to
stay. Is it possible anymore to escape? Of course! The best thing
about cell phones is that you can use them when you need them, but
sometimes the best cell phones are the ones that are turned off.
About the Author
Jeff Lakie is the founder of Cell Phone Resources a website providing information on Cell phones
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