New cell phone - what works.

Every two years an amazing thing happens: you can get a new cell phone. I’m sure if you want to pay full price, you could get a new phone every week, but who wants to deal with that? My contract just expired and I have been counting down the days to get a new phone. Would I get a smart phone like a Black Berry or maybe a phone that would act as my mp3 player? Or just get something simple so this time my awesome phone won’t get pick pocketed? I found myself in the cell phone store with my partner who is less than excited about phones. He thinks of them as little balls and chains that keep him connected to constant calls. So we decided to go with the phone that would come free with our plan. Welcome my new LG AX300, green of course. It has everything I could need: a camera and is picture messaging capable, GPS-capable, Bluetooth, voice-activated dialing, speaker phone, and has big enough buttons that I can text without a full keyboard. I used to cringe at getting a new phone because I’d have to spend the rest of the day manually adding in everyone I know into the cell phone’s directory. Thankfully with the new technology that looks like a DJ’s sound mixer, they can easily transfer all of my current contacts into my new phone’s directory in seconds. With my new phone, I can hold as many as 1000 people in my cell phone directory. I will need to make more friends! To make dialing easier, I can also have up to 99 numbers programed in my speed dial. I can store all of these numbers online, as well, through to provider’s website. This online phone directory will same me time and stress if my phone is dead and I need a number, or if it is ever lost or stolen and I need to replace my contacts in my new phone’s directory.

I would consider myself resourceful that's why i program a cell phone directory into my cell phone.  This cell phone will play nicely with find cell phone numbers.