Recommended brand for a new cell phone handset? [telecom]
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Posted by on April 15, 2009, 4:05 pm
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of talk time (with very little standby time). I've learned I'm entitled to a new handset. I plan to get a free one, in the flip style. The only feature I'd like is a better built-in camera, though most seem to have that. (What is a "VGA" camera?) Any recommendation for brand of basic-model flip-type cellphone? This is for Verizon. Thanks! | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Tony Toews \[MVP\] on April 15, 2009, 6:19 pm
Please log in for more thread options  pixel cameras. Once I decided on my required feature set, such as 1.2M pixel camera, and rate plan, I decided on my phone based on various reviews found on websites such as http://www.cellphones.ca . You're always going to have negative reviews so it was a matter of reviewing which had the most positive and fewest negative reviews. And deciding if the negative reviews sounded like the person was ranting. <smile> I prefer to not use my cell phone. Indeed I'm happy if I get less than one call per week. I decided to go with Virgin Mobile in Canada as, for $100 prepaid, I don't have to throw in money for another year. I will very likely have money left over. In addition the cell phone they had for $80 had the same features as competitors cell phones for $280. A nice bonus is that the battery is a rectangular battery inside the plastic case. The back case was the battery on my previous six year old cell phone so those batteries can be found on Ebay for $52. These batteries can be had for $10 or $15. Tony | |||||||||||||
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>of talk time (with very little standby time). I've learned I'm
>entitled to a new handset.
>I plan to get a free one, in the flip style. The only feature I'd
>like is a better built-in camera, though most seem to have that.
>(What is a "VGA" camera?)