I Got a New Phone!

[Misfits923]

I actually got mine for free, cause it used to be my brothers(he upgraded). My phone has a camera for pic/videos, speaker phone, bluetooth, mp3, wav, plays games, etc. The speakerphone comes in great handy while driving in the city, because in Chicago, you can get a ticket for talking on your cell phone while driving.

 

[Black Ranger RX]

Nice Phone JC!!

My phone though, is just a normal average phone that does what it's surposed to do.

I wouldn't mind having a phone that I can connect to my PC and dowload MP3's to. Imagine if I was at college, everybody would be showing off their crappy ass ringtones that they downloaded from one of these stupid ads in magazines, while I would have one that goes "dundundundundundun WAKEUP!!!", and everybody else would be like "what the fook?!!!".

Still, I'm not at college anymore, so all this won't matter anymore.

 

[Takumi]

My Cell has a camera built in. But I still carry a camera with me all the time.


I'd rather have a single device capable of a variety of functions than a variety of devices.

Saves on crap I have to carry.


One of the reasons I love my PSP.

Same with me, I don't like to carry stuff around in my pocket, now I got a mp3 player, phone and camera in one gadget.

Motorola's got nice phone designs but I hear the menu's aren't that great.

 

[Keith Justice]

Yeah... navigation and menu stuffnjunk doesn't feel as natural as it did on my Nokia, but still... just feels good to have a new phone after like.. 4-5 years of the same one.

 

[CaptainB_Money]

Pimpin

 

[Supernovametalstar]

I tried the cell phone thing a couple of years ago. Wasn't worth it for me. Not only did Verizon want me to put down $400 to start their monthly plan, there was still $200 just to activate the phone and get a number. At the time I was still in college and had no money, so I just went with the pay as you go dealy. Not much better, as the minutes dried up way too fast. And I didn't even talk on the phone all that much. I finally said forget it and probably won't get another cell phone until I obtain more stable income.

I figure that people were fine for over 50 years with just a home phone, so that's what I have right now. Good thing about the explosion of cell phones is that since everyone has one of them instead of a landline phone, the phone companies are doing fixed rate monthly service to compete. I recall when I was younger you paid by the minute and my sister would run up $100+ bills every month. This prompted our mother to take out the phone completely.