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How to Buy Cell Phones

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By Sabah Karimi
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    Choose Your Features

  1. While picking your actual phone, see if the phones in your price range include features that you want.

    Certain features are now standard on most phones, which generally incorporate a directory of stored contact information; a clock; a calculator; games; programmable ringtones; automatic redial; alternate operational modes (like "vibrate"); a speakerphone function; and a voice recorder.

    As you go up the scale, phones can incorporate added extras like built-in cameras; text messaging; wireless Internet; an MP3 player; a GPS (global positioning system); and varying levels of Internet connectivity that allow you to check email, view websites and synchronize with a PC. The technology is constantly advancing, so what was an elite luxury last week may become a basic attribute next month.
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