If your phone blew up, too old, no longer meets the needs or simply just like me you can not stand even one year with the same phone and decided it's time to buy a new one. I have posted some simple tips that will help you when changing you mobile.
Do not want to be the first to buy the latest model released
This happens a lot. A super cell is released, you see him at all advertising on channels. Outdoors pursue you while you go to work or college. On the web is no different, a flurry of pop-ups in doorways, pushing you to the same site.
With such marketing is easy to fall in love for a mobile, and want to be the first to have it. And in the end, nor have any concrete information, you decide to buy it. Good luck.
Two different things can happen: either you will win the lottery the perfect device, or will be disappointed with a device that looked pretty, but not that much.
Ask someone who already has a cell phone or smartphone
If you already went through a phase, and strongly resisted the impulse to buy a player who is not sure if it's good, it's time to ask!
Ask friends, colleagues, or anyone in a mall wearing the device. Or go further, visit forums, blogs, communities, orkut, etc.. That quick glance at the oracle in search of some pertinent information, always goes down well.
Surely you will find out whether the unit is really as good as its advertisement.
See before the manual and the technical apparatus
It even seems silly, but it is indispensable. Okay, I know you know that the appliance Mega Blaster has 5MP camera, Wi-Fi and a lot more tech gadgets that we love. But may lack some feature that is essential for you, although extremely simple.
Today this is less common, but a few years ago I saw a lot of people biting after purchasing a device with a color display, the newness of the season-without vibrate.
Anyway, it's worth taking a peek at the manufacturer's website to check the specifications and applications already installed on your semi-new-gadget. Because the version of OS, which is essential to know.
Look for authorized service center in the region you live or work
This goes for those who want to buy brand new phones in Brazil. If the company has no service center within 50 miles of your home or work, it is difficult for a quick fix, if your gadget pife so, no more no less.
Facts: On average, 100 million phones are discarded annually around the world. In more developed countries, they simply throw the phone into the trash when a newer model is released.
What are your needs?
Travel a lot? Must read and respond to important emails anywhere and anytime? Use the phone only for calls and messages?
No use buying a phone with wi-fi, if you do not have wi-fi at home, at work, or will the little places with this type of network available. Also not worth buying a mobile with 3MP camera above if you live with the 9MP digital camera in your bag / backpack.
If you use the phone only for calls and messages, is not worth spending big bucks with a display full of features, no?
With common sense and a bit of research, the chances of regret to buy a new mobile device or smartphone to become almost nil.
Do not want to be the first to buy the latest model released
This happens a lot. A super cell is released, you see him at all advertising on channels. Outdoors pursue you while you go to work or college. On the web is no different, a flurry of pop-ups in doorways, pushing you to the same site.
With such marketing is easy to fall in love for a mobile, and want to be the first to have it. And in the end, nor have any concrete information, you decide to buy it. Good luck.
Two different things can happen: either you will win the lottery the perfect device, or will be disappointed with a device that looked pretty, but not that much.
Ask someone who already has a cell phone or smartphone
If you already went through a phase, and strongly resisted the impulse to buy a player who is not sure if it's good, it's time to ask!
Ask friends, colleagues, or anyone in a mall wearing the device. Or go further, visit forums, blogs, communities, orkut, etc.. That quick glance at the oracle in search of some pertinent information, always goes down well.
Surely you will find out whether the unit is really as good as its advertisement.
See before the manual and the technical apparatus
It even seems silly, but it is indispensable. Okay, I know you know that the appliance Mega Blaster has 5MP camera, Wi-Fi and a lot more tech gadgets that we love. But may lack some feature that is essential for you, although extremely simple.
Today this is less common, but a few years ago I saw a lot of people biting after purchasing a device with a color display, the newness of the season-without vibrate.
Anyway, it's worth taking a peek at the manufacturer's website to check the specifications and applications already installed on your semi-new-gadget. Because the version of OS, which is essential to know.
Look for authorized service center in the region you live or work
This goes for those who want to buy brand new phones in Brazil. If the company has no service center within 50 miles of your home or work, it is difficult for a quick fix, if your gadget pife so, no more no less.
Facts: On average, 100 million phones are discarded annually around the world. In more developed countries, they simply throw the phone into the trash when a newer model is released.
What are your needs?
Travel a lot? Must read and respond to important emails anywhere and anytime? Use the phone only for calls and messages?
No use buying a phone with wi-fi, if you do not have wi-fi at home, at work, or will the little places with this type of network available. Also not worth buying a mobile with 3MP camera above if you live with the 9MP digital camera in your bag / backpack.
If you use the phone only for calls and messages, is not worth spending big bucks with a display full of features, no?
With common sense and a bit of research, the chances of regret to buy a new mobile device or smartphone to become almost nil.
