Just when you think you've got the most recent cell phone other one comes on the market! retention up with the most recent technology means deciding exactly what you want your cell phone to do, although the term "cell phone" is rapidly becoming so yesterday, I guess we should now be calling them mobile devices.
If you're confused then don't be. What do you really need your cell phone to do? If you rarely text, send emails or access the internet then don't buy something that has too many bells and whistles because either you use these capabilities or not your cell phone bill may come to be so high that your all-singing and all-dancing phone becomes totally cost ineffective.
Nokia Phone
What I like about the most recent mobile devices is that they do away with many of the other devices I've been dragging around. I no longer need Gps, I use my cell phone as an alarm clock and a diary and my laptop rarely gets taken out of its case. I have no idea where my Mp3 player is either, because all my music is now on my phone and my digital camera rarely gets used.
I also need fast internet access and the phone I chose, the Samsung Galaxy Sii is right on going to be my Bff for the next 12 months. Two years ago I purchased a phone with internet access that was so slow it drove me insane, I have to admit I was wary of buying other but the Galaxy has exceeded my expectations. It and the iPhone are about the most popular phones on the market today and I am sure they will continue to be so while 2012 but your selection should be based colse to the phone's operating system.
A Windows-based operating principles will allow you to use "Pocket Word" and "Pocket Excel" to edit office documents if that's what you need. Rim's Blackberry is probably the best gismo for sending, creating and receiving emails and it's great for working on Facebook if that's your thing.
Symbian is Nokia's Os and it is now open-sourced. Both Ericsson and Nokia phones with the Symbian operating principles are good for fast phone dialing, photography and voice control and with 100,000+ downloadable apps makes a good selection for 2012.
A similar amount of apps is ready on the iPhone4S and is reported to be the best mobile browser available.
Whichever cell phone you choose, you'll end up with a pile of electronics that you'll no longer need. Please recycle them all responsibly by taking them to an electronics store that offers free recycling - just don't throw them in the trash.
latest mobile Phones for 2012
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