How about a diamond encrusted Nokia, at a mere 100,000 dollars. it is certainly one of the most expensive, if not the best.
In my opinion the best phone is a phone that works, and that you can afford.
One that is easy to use, and lasts until you have to update with technology.
I have had Nokia's since they first arrived on the scene. They may not always be the most flashy, but are reliable, which is important. Easy to use, also important, and then have good after -sales service, back up and support though retailers and on the web.
I recently had to update again, as technology had moved
on and now have a Nokia 6103, which, according to me, is the best phone in the world.
I'm sure there will be many responses declaring that their phone is the best, and it's true, it is.
It is after all, just a phone, and should allow you to call, .....and take photos, surf, the web...watch TV... play games... oh, sorry I must have fallen asleep.
In my opinion the best phone is a phone that works, and that you can afford.
One that is easy to use, and lasts until you have to update with technology.
I have had Nokia's since they first arrived on the scene. They may not always be the most flashy, but are reliable, which is important. Easy to use, also important, and then have good after -sales service, back up and support though retailers and on the web.
I recently had to update again, as technology had moved
on and now have a Nokia 6103, which, according to me, is the best phone in the world.
I'm sure there will be many responses declaring that their phone is the best, and it's true, it is.
It is after all, just a phone, and should allow you to call, .....and take photos, surf, the web...watch TV... play games... oh, sorry I must have fallen asleep.
