what do you love most about your phone?

Just figured we could express reasons we love our mobile phone.

So after having my galaxy s5, the thing I love most is the battery life.

I was off work yesterday and basically stayed on my phone for the whole day. So I played on it from 7am, till about 6 pm tonight before I put it on the charger at 8%. After supper, checked my phone and it was already half way charged.

I could name a ton more things but after today I think that's what has impressed me the most.

 

I love how my cell phone is cheaper than my old land line, and so far, no telemarketers. :-D

 

It doesn't get in my way.

 

I downloaded a shot timer app on mine, it knows it's place. :-D

 

My Blackberry Torch is much smaller and the battery lasts so much longer than my first mobile phone :cool
This is the same model as my first phone in the early 1990s and it weighed over 20kg and you couldn't take it inside a plane rolleyes

My one was in a sturdy backpack and on a really good day the lead acid battery lasted 4 hours
I think it was a Motorola because the next one I got was the same brand and it was a Motorola Dyna Tac like this


I dunno the young kids of today don't know how lucky they are.........rant....rant...rant

Oh and get off my lawn :-D

 

Battery life is OK on mine, I can go from SF to LA on one charge listening to music, so I kinda like that.
What I like most is that I can do everything I want to do. The interface just works for me, always has. No fumbling around trying to make the phone work.

 

Agreed! I love my S5 for the fantastic battery life. Also, the S5 has a plethora of great applications and there is little lag when using the unit.

 

I can honestly say there is nothing I "love" about my phone. There are quite a few things I like, such as no longer needing to always haul my laptop everywhere while still having internet access. But love? Nah. It's a gadget, and one I use frequently because I have it. If I didn't have it, I wouldn't use it.

Oh, wait! Because of my phone, I've gotten sent a variety of things to review (and keep) for it. Cases and mobile chargers, mostly. But then I wouldn't need those if I didn't have a phone. LOL

That's good? It's only about 400 miles. Even driving, that's barely six hours.

 

OK, time for English 101.
My phone works 4.5 to 5 hours and I like that (yes, I am WAY over the speed limit).
That does not say the phone will not last 12 hours, only that I like it lasting for the trip to LA.

A conversation with my Mom when I was around 6 years old might help.
Mom "Son, what color is that house on the corner on the left"
Me "It's green with white trim"
Mom "You only know this side is green until we turn the corner"
I was taught to assume nothing.

 

Nokia 200. Can text and call and even do calculating, and 3 day or so battery life. Smartphone, later on.

 

I'll just go ahead and assume one more thing: You got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. Have a nice day!

 

Were you taught manners? There was no need to be rude like that.

 

The thing I like most is I can turn it off.

 

Apologies to those offended.
I did not mean to be rude.
I will try to phrase things better.

 

I fell out of love with my cell phone and everyone else's a few years ago when it became apparent that people are obsessed and addicted to their phone. No place is phone free, not a wedding, funeral, church, nor a restaurant. People just don't care if they are annoying. I really don't want to hear about your X or your stupid in-laws or how you are so misunderstood. I swear I was stuck sitting by someone at a sporting event and had to listening to them talk on their phone for an hour about the best chicken nuggets and where to get them.rolleyes I tried to cheer for my team extra loud. :-D

Sorry to rant!:-D Think I need another cup of coffee!

 

its works and the amount of stuff u can now do on it, other than makes calls....lol

 

I like that I can buy a $20 60-minute card and it last (for me) over 3 months. Beats a landline.

 

David, what carrier do you use. All the ones I find charge extra for tethering or have a very low data cap.

 

Nokia E-71:- Old, but a decent Business Phone. (A bit like a Blackberry, but without the weighty price-tag, I guess).
Same - One of the longest battery lives of any phone, at the time.
Bad - For an oldie, like me, too darn small on screen and keyboard for an old Ogre like me, lol!
Time to get with the 21st Century, and buy a Samsung Galaxy, or something, I suppose.

Nothing I really love about it. I save that for much more sophisticated 'toys' I have. .