It's a no brainer, you probably need a cell phone. The question
is what type of phone and calling plan is best for your situation.
If you only need a phone for occasional use and to have in the car
for emergencies a prepaid cell phone may be the
cheaper than paying a monthly fee. If you need email and
web access with your cell phone check out the Motorola Razr and the RIM BlackBerry .
Decide what type of cell phone you need then check out the available
plans. All cell phone companies have a variety of plans to choose
from depending on you usage. Cell phone email & web access are
usually an optional add on to your calling plan if you have a phone
that supports these features.
Many cell phones now come with color displays and some even have
a built in camera. The advantage of having a camera in your
cell phone is that you always have it with you. How many
times have you said, "I wish I had my camera?" Some
phones are compatible with downloadable ringtones and downloadable
games.
The built in speaker phone option is one I find very useful.
Did you ever try to type on the computer at the same time you are
trying to hold and talk on a tiny cell phone?
All cell phone providers have specials, rebates and free
phones available. They all have a wide variety of calling plans to chose
from. Decide which type of phone you want and or the provider you
want first, then
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People are finding the overall design of a phone has become more important as new features have been added to the phone. The more compact flip phones are becoming more popular. I love my new Razr phone. It flips closed so I no longer accidently push buttons and make calls.
