Mobile phones ceased to remain just a communicating device a long time back. In the 21st century, choosing the appropriate mobile phone device is an art which very few have managed to master. But let's first discuss what all the new age mobile phones offer to the user.
A camera is a mandatory attachment in most mobile phones and then there are accessories like music players, Bluetooth and USB ports, GPRS, EDGE,WAP and a whole lot of such mind boggling acronyms, the meaning of which most of us don't know and a majority of us couldn't care less till the time it's working!
But considering the fact that the western market is becoming saturated in mobile segment the retailers are forced to throw freebies along with cheap contract deals. But still when they are not able to lure the customer in they go for their ultimate weapon, comparison. By comparison they will try to show you that in the entire market they are offering you the best mobile phone deal. My suggestion is the moment you come across any table asking you to compare mobile phone deals, run away and hide behind a tree!
God has blessed every human being, OK most of them, with the ability to rationalise and differentiate between the good, the not so good and the outright ugly! So people use it and pick what is good for you. If you are a big shot executive who keeps on travelling abroad, then go for a quad-band phone that allows you to roam anywhere in the world without hassle.
Similarly if you are a student buy your mobile phone accordingly, i.e. not too expensive but something sleek and stylish. But there are people for whom mobile is a necessity more than a luxury and their budget is limited as well. For those there a plenty of cheap mobile phones and other cheap mobile phone deals which you can avail so people simply use the grey matter and you will definitely live happily ever after, with your mobile of course!!!
Last Sermon: Horses for courses is not merely for derby races, it can be applied for all aspects in life. Follow it and happiness will follow you.
