User Friendly Features of a Mobile Phone
By freymind
@freymind (1351)
Philippines
November 9, 2010 8:06pm CST
I've already used a lot of models and brands of Mobile Phones and I find that some of them are user friendly and the others are not. I know that if you research on the net Nokia is the top brand with the most friendly features and consumers buy them more than any other brands that are lower in prices. Recently in my country there's a brand that is having a big impact in the market and its My Phone.
I haven't bought one but my friends already did and its quite nice and the keypads are good to the touch and not hard. I also think that its user friendly since most of the people I know now use them and buy them instead of the branded ones. Although others will still prefer the branded ones.
Right now my phone is Samsung Star WIFI and I'm having problems with the touch screen and the signal of the phone that keeps on receding even if I'm in an area with a strong network signal. My fiancee and I have the same network so it pisses me when I don't have signal and he has and full. 
User friendly wise, I don't recommend it since you will get frustrated when texting and I really don't like touch screen since I prefer keypad but my Dad bought this for me so why not use it... But for battery life nothing beats Samsung in that. It has one of the longest battery life. Do you know any other brands or mobile phone models that is user friendly? Is your phone right now user friendly?
User friendly wise, I don't recommend it since you will get frustrated when texting and I really don't like touch screen since I prefer keypad but my Dad bought this for me so why not use it... But for battery life nothing beats Samsung in that. It has one of the longest battery life. Do you know any other brands or mobile phone models that is user friendly? Is your phone right now user friendly?2 people like this
5 responses
@ganeshprabhuk (1722)
• India
10 Nov 10
mobile is used for the communication purpose hence it should be user friendly and it should easily understood by the lay man also for the usage purpose so it can be used by every one now the technology is so improved that internet movies all can be watched with mobile phones only.
@Thebraggingman (275)
• New Zealand
10 Nov 10
I've got the sony ericcson K750i and I would reccomend never to get this useless piece of junk. I got it when a 2 megapixel camera on a phone was relatively decent so that was a big up for when my phone was new, however it has broken many times, they joystick no longer works (I have to navigate my phone with a number pad and some places on my phone are now unaccessible). The only reason I haven't sent this piece of turd to the depths of e-waste yet is because I can't afford to buy another one. So no my phone is not user friendly.
@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
10 Nov 10
My phone is very user frinedly, and it is a Samsung Fascinate, whidh is one 4 Galaxy S phones out there, as the major networks each have one but with different features and a different name. Anyway, my phone has lots of features on it, It has wifi, gps, a 5mp camera, and other features. One of the best features is the touchscreen which is a brighter screen than other phones, and I can see the screen in the sunlight. It also has a 1 gigahertz, which is fast for a cell phone. It is an android phone, but it doesn't have full flash yet, but when the system is updated it wil have full flash then. I will be able to play games online with it, which will be fun, but for now, I am still enjoying it just the same. Take care, and have a very good day. 
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
13 Nov 10
I've had a Samsung Propel for a few years and I absolutely love that phone. I really don't want to get a new phone, but it has been dropped a few too many times and because of that the connection to the charge port is messed up. That said, I will definitely shop for another Samsung phone because of the fact that it is the first phone that I've ever had that hasn't caused me a lot of problems, there is always reception and it is easy to hear through.
@Sanitary (3968)
• Singapore
13 Nov 10
I agree that nokia is the most user friendly phone of all brands. I used to be a fan of nokia phones too because of its easy navigation. I too tried alot of other brands, but only samsung came close to nokia. HOwever, know i'm using the apple Iphone4, and i find it even more user friendly. The touch screen is simply awesome, very sensitive. With that, i don't think i will be changing to other brands unless they can prove themselves better than the Iphone.
