It won’t be long, some analysts predict, before your old cell phone goes the way of the Boy Scout telephone, two tin cans connected by a string. Meanwhile, you might consider purchasing a smartphone or upgrading the one you have.
Smartphones are handheld computers that allow the user to make phone calls, check and send emails, surf the Internet, take high resolution photographs, get travel directions by GPS, and make life and work easier and more interesting with tens of thousands of other applications.