What feature do you prefer on a Mobile Phone?..

I prefer a phone that can make and receive calls. Point blank. Period. Good lord even the word "phone" is incredibly vague these days. ...

My phone is very simple. I have it only for emergencies. I have service with Net 10 and the minutes roll over each month. Before I lost my last Net 10 phone it had thousands of minutes on it!! Now I have 1200 minutes saved up. Only $15 a month and the phone was free. It doesn't take pictures or access the web but I don't need or want that. I rarely use it and don't even know how to text. I don't like to be "connected" to the world 24/7 so this is a good phone for me. I see that you are new--welcome to myLot!

Mostly i check E-Mail and surf websites through mobile during travel. So i prefer Qwerty Keyboard and big size screen so surf can be done easily.

Mine has so many features that I just can't ecide which one I like the best. I guess I like all of them, as they are very good features. It is a Windows Mobile phone, whih means it can access the internet, play videos, and I can put misc on it, althought I haven't done that as I have an ipod touch, so I don't need any music on my phone. I can access mylot on it and post from it, and that is one feature I really like, as this is the first phone where I have been able to do that. It works really well, being able to access mylot. I am glad I bought it even though it was very expensive, but worth it as it is a handheld computer basically, as it does just about everything my laptop does, except play games online, but that is okay, as I don't do that on my laptop anyway, so that isn't something I really need. Take care, and have a very good day.

I prefer my music player. It is always with me and handy. And it really gives me something to do when i'm bored. TATA.

I am more addicted in games i can use my phone to play games when i was bored.

I love my Nokia N95 because of the resolution of its camera and it has a capacity of 8gb .. These are probably the reasons why the new models of cellphones do not appeal anymore to me. . I use my cellphone camera more than my digital camera.

With just about every technology, there's no "one size fits all". With the growth of certain types of business, so does their need for communication & at the speed it's done. Just like as far as transportations are concern, people who work in investment bank may not need a truck when plumbers & contractors may not need station-wagons or motorcycles for their jobs. It's almost like saying, "Well, all those vehicles basically do the samething. They all get people from point A to point B." I have a translation job on a side & I tend to spend a lot of time on the phone. It's not to say I'm constantly accessible to the world. I don't know about the rest of the world but the phone I have does have power button so that I can turn it off any time I didn't want to be bothered or want to be "avaliable to the world". Most of us have to work. I don't think it's a matter of choice, well, for some may be it is but it sure is not a matter of choice to me. I guess technically I can choose to be jobless & be a bum. Which means to have a job, sometimes it's not a matter of a choice as far as being avaliable on some days of the week, of course based on what type of job you have. Doctors & lawyers I know are constantly on call & avaliable. I'm not comparing myself to doctors & lawyers but I'm just saying with some professions, we need to be avaliable more so than others. On an average, I go through about 3,000 minutes a month. Most of it is job related. I'm on the road a lot & I really don't have any access to landline while I'm working. Otherwise I could be carrying 15 rolls of quarters & constantly look for pay-phones. That being said, I have sony ericsson TM717. I had blackberry 9700 up until about a week ago & while I was on vacation, I dropped it in the ocean. (long story). I needed a phone & I went into a local store, bought a phone. To my surprise, this phone does "push emails" & has access to internet, basic version at that but still. I bought this thinking I'm only using this on temporary basis but now I'm pretty happy with it. My phone's not that unique or even stand out from the rest. Matter in fact, it blends in pretty well with an average phone, which I think this phone is. It has 3 things I was looking for in a phone. Voice calls, messaging (text & emails), & internet access. That's all I need from my phone for everything I do, from work related use to personal reasons.

I used to think that all I wanted on a phone was to be able to call and text. Now I've come to realize the usefulness of having things like a camera, email, internet, and music player, etc. all in one. It's akin to having an electronic swiss-army knife. A feature that I rarely use, but find invaluable to have is the camera. I don't take many personal pictures or random pictures of scenery, but I do take pictures of things I need to remember like the ISBN number for a textbook I like (but don't want to pay $100+ for in a bookstore when I can find it for $40 online). And as far as unique goes: I have an iPhone so I wouldn't say it's unique in any way. However, that just means it's more like the swiss-army knife analogy because if it can't do it already I'll just find the app.