Using a smartphone is cool but it's more fun if you find a smartphone that suits your kind of person. Kind of person? Yes! Some smartphone users are game freaks, others a video freaks, others are photo freaks, others are chat freaks and so on. In finding a nice smartphone you really need to know what rocks your world the most.
In today's post we are talking about what things you should put into consideration when buying a smartphone.
1. SCREEN SIZE:
In the old days of flip phones, having a big phone was not necessary – period. What is more, people mostly used their phones for talking and texting. Those cheesy 2D graphics were not pleasant to look at either. As a result, a larger screen seemed more burdensome than useful. But, things began to change as smartphones entered the scene. People literally marveled when the first waves of 4.0 and 4.3 inch were introduced in late 2009 and early 2010. From then on, it became clear that a whimsy 3.5 inch screen or less just doesn’t cut it anymore. What is the right size? This will certainly depend on what you want.
2. SCREEN RESOLUTION:
Screen resolution is basically the amount of pixels in the screen. If you move very close to a TV or a computer monitor, you would notice miniature individual squares, so to speak. Those “squares” are individual pixels. The more pixels a screen has, the clearer the display will be. If the screen has enough pixels, the human eye cannot see them—which is where the term “retina display” comes from. Therefore, a high resolution display enables you to see more on the screen with much more clarity and detail. When buying a phone, make sure the display has a resolution of 1280 by 720 or higher.
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3. THE CAMERA:
One cool feature you will certainly appreciate on a smartphone is the ability to take clear pictures. But what happens when the camera of your sweet phone is not clear enough to capture the moments? A turn off right? That's why you need to take CAMERA into consideration.
4. BATTERY LIFE:
You can have the fastest automobile in the world. If it’s out of gas, it can’t go anywhere—period! Likewise, poor battery truly defeats the purpose of having a flagship smartphone. Ideally, a phone should be able to last you a day of moderate use. When buying a smartphone, make sure it has at least a 2000 mAh battery and 15 hours of talk time. Smartphones with such specs should last close or more than a full day of use.
5. RAM AND PROCESSING POWER:
Similarly, smartphone enthusiasts are mesmerized by the remarkable array of phones with good processing power and memory. Each year, manufacturers stuff more and more memory and processing cores into their phones. Is it really necessary to have all of that power?—No. For me, I wouldn't go for anything below gigabytes but that's me!
6. THE STORAGE:
As users neglect MP3 players, point-and-shoot cameras and portable video cameras, storage space is quickly becoming an imperative feature. What is more, the price changes significantly between different levels of storage.So you need to go for something that tallies with your budget.
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