In recent years, cell phones have become rapidly popular. As a result, the current market offers a wide selection of smart cell phones. The flood of different features and parameters is so overwhelming that it is easy to get lost.
1. Know what you want in a cell phone
Do you need a large screen, a small display, or a physical keyboard? You may be looking for a phone with a great camera, or you may just want a compact communicator that fits in your pocket. These parameters will then largely determine the entire selection process. Invest time and write down on paper the desired specifications.
2. Price range
Determine your financial options for purchasing a phone. iPhones are usually more expensive than Android. Among cell phone manufacturers, Apple and Samsung are the most expensive; LG, Motorola, Huawei, and other Chinese brethren tend to produce lower-priced phones.
But don\’t be fooled by sophisticated marketing. It is possible to get a solid smartphone on a low budget. Low-priced smartphones can now be purchased for as little as a few thousand dollars. Be sure to read real user reviews before you buy.
3. Choosing a Cell Phone Operating System
There are basically four types of cell phone operating systems: Android, iOS, Blackberry, and Windows. Windows and Blackberry are on the decline and developers are moving away from them. So I\’m only mentioning two behemoths: Android and iOS.
Apple\’s iPhone runs on the iO operating system. iOS phones are generally less customizable than Android. However, they tend to be more user-friendly, and the most popular apps appear first. They are also arguably better in security and innovation.
Having experienced both systems, I can recommend Apple. However, I admit that there are two sides to every coin.