Saturday, March 3, 2012

Choosing Correctly – Performance is the Key!


High-end features, optical appeal and even the brand can drown what cellular phones were invented for in the first place – making a call. When buying a new cell phone, it is easy to be swayed by a salesperson’s charm so we forget that purpose. True, all those other features – interface, camera, browser, etc. – are only embellishments, but they may render almost useless if the overall performance of the cell phone is poor.

Before even dropping for the actual visit on the cell phone shop, do your own research first. It is not a bad idea to list the features and other necessities that you are looking for in a cell phone. It is also recommended to read online blogs and reviews regarding cell phones that you are considering, and take note of each cell phone’s advantages and disadvantages.

If you know somebody who owns a phone model that you are eyeing, ask permission to try it out for a few moments and test its key features, especially when it comes to making a call. If you are looking for a cell phone with a good camera resolution, try its camera out on bright or dim backgrounds. If you need a phone with a powerful browser, try that one as well.

In addition, ask the owner regarding the cell phone’s battery life. No doubt you are looking for a cell phone that has a reasonable battery life, and that does not suddenly dies out on you in the middle of a call. Ideally, three hours of talk time or five days of standby time is preferable. Manufacturers have their own estimates regarding their phone models; however, real life experience is a better source of information.

If you are a little techie, you may want to check out a cell phone’s operating system (OS). Currently, there are a number of various operating systems for mobile devices - each has its own advantages and performance ups, as well as certain features supported. Looking for the right OS for your new cell phone would also benefit greatly later on when it comes to usage and performance.

Buying a new cell phone is quite complicated, because you are shelling out cash or investing on a device that you will use and have with you for a long-term relationship, and choosing your new partner could spell success or disaster. Planning ahead, researching and getting advice can greatly benefit you when choosing a new cell phone.

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