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Mobile phones are used every day and have become invaluable sources of information and entertainment. Do you want a classic phone with buttons or a smartphone? What should I consider when choosing a new mobile? We'll advise you.
ContinueThe most common operating systems for smartphones are Android and Apple iOS. Each system has its fans and critics but we will try to highlight their main advantages and disadvantages:
Android-powered mobile phones are manufactured by dozens of manufacturers, from the most well-known to the less-known brands. It also ranges an extensive selection of cheap phones and luxury models.
Apple iPhones with iOS are manufactured only by the Apple company. It produces both hardware and software - iOS and its accompanying applications. This makes the iPhone perfectly optimised and it makes it one of the highest-quality products on the market.
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Android mobile phones usually support microSD cards to extend their storage capacity. When choosing a card, take care to choose the correct type and performance class. Apple iPhones do not support memory cards, so it's important to pay more attention to choosing storage size.
Choose the size of the display according to if you want to control your phone with one hand or you need a large display.
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In addition to the size, the display resolution is also important. For a full movie, video and game experience, we recommend the minimal HD resolution (1280 × 720). Or better yet, Full HD or higher resolution.
For the fastest mobile data, there is 4G or LTE technology. It covers most of the population and is much faster than the 3G network. Most smartphones support WiFi connectivity including an incredibly fast 5GHz 802.11ac standard.
LTE Internet uses different frequencies. Before buying a mobile phone, check if it supports frequencies that your operator uses.
RAM size is key for the smooth running of smartphones. More storage is suitable for multitasking (more simultaneously running applications) and more challenging games.
The optimal size of your mobile phone storage varies depending on whether you have a lot of photos, videos, music, apps, or games stored on your phone. If you have a cloud storage or a memory card, you will need less phone storage.
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The phone memory is up to a few GB lower than the total memory accounting for the size of OS and system files.
If you need to operate a voice and data SIM card at the same time, it is worth buying a dual SIM phone. This is useful even if you can not do without a large amount of data when abroad - it is often better to buy a prepaid SIM card.
Take quality pictures with a 12MP camera or better. For front selfie cameras you will need 5MP. Maximum aperture and image stabilisation are also important.
Get the best pictures with a camera phone. They have high-resolution images and advanced image capture technology.
Capacity is measured in mAh. A common mobile phone has a battery capacity of around 2500mAh. Most mobile phones will last for about one to two days of normal use. A battery with a capacity greater than 4000mAh is above standard.
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However, the battery life is not determined by the capacity alone. It is affected by the energy demands of hardware (especially displays), OS optimisation, and the age of the phone.
In addition to our mobile phones, we also offer landlines, whether classic or wireless and company phones. They are divided into classic and touchscreen phones. However, company phones require, for example, higher security, backup, or remote management.
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Before buying a mobile phone, it’s important to know what type of phone you require. Do you want a simple device for making calls and writing short text messages or a powerful machine with a touch-screen display, a high-end camera, fingerprint scanner, Internet connection and wireless charging? You’ll find the former in basic mobile phones and the latter in the smartphones section.
Smartphones are basically pocket computers with the ability to make phone calls. Individual models vary greatly, so you can choose from budget-friendly options as well as powerful pocket machines. These days even cheaper smartphones feature a touch screen, a built-in camera, and can handle simple games, video and music playback, and social networking.
In contrast, more demanding users will reach for high-end smartphones featuring a high-quality 5-inch (and higher) display, an 8-Core processor, a fingerprint scanner, and an advanced camera, all of which makes it a perfect device for watching movies, browsing the Internet, playing demanding games, or using the built-in GPS navigation.
All smartphones run an operating system of some kind. The most widespread operating systems include Google’s Android, which provides a wide range of apps on Google Play; Apple’s polished iOS, which is featured on all iPhones; and Microsoft’s Windows Phone OS, which features an intuitive tile interface and Windows Store with plenty of useful apps. All of the above are popular choices and allow you to personalise your device for the best user experience.
Despite their many advantages, smartphones often have lower battery life compared with more basic phones, with one charge providing only 1-3 days of operation.
Basic mobile phones have some undisputed qualities and for some users they’re a more suitable fit than smartphones. The battery life is much longer, so you don’t need to charge it every night, and the simple-to-use design with push buttons ensures straightforward operation.
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