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Case in point: My home PC is about 5 years old. Over time, it's received a new power supply, upgraded memory & video card, and external add-ons in a bout to extend its useful life. And generally, that tactic has worked for me. In the case of cell phones, I typically buy a phone that is considered "old" by market standards, and use it for 2+ years. My previous Nokia 6236i was 'old' when I got it 2.5 years ago. Nothing fancy. The camera is crap. The screen is tiny. But I knew how to work it, browse e-mail in a pinch, and - most importantly - send & receive phone calls (imagine that...). In 2.5 years, I had a grand total of 3 issues with the phone, all totally resolved by turning it off and then back on again. As far as I'm concerned, that is brilliant in terms of phone performance. It just worked.
So, how do I replace that? I ended up getting the LG enV2. This phone has 2 interfaces - an "old person" phone on the front that has large buttons and very little 'flash.' Inside, it's a bit more modern with a flip-up screen and a full (albeit tiny) keyboard. The 'old person' interface suits me fine because it's perfect for what the phone will be doing 90% of the time for me - making calls. The flip part will help for watching Elmo vids in a pinch when the baby needs to be entertained when we're traveling somewhere. And the keyboard will probably save me from becoming insane when, while traveling, I actually use it to type an SMS message or compose an e-mail.Labels: cell phones, Four Dogs Tavern, Steve Liberace Band
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