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Pros

-fairly easy to use internet access
-apps

cons

-fairly easy to use internet
-apps
-cost

... Pretty much. I love having the ability to quickly Google a phone number or question or product (for reviews) so that's fantastic, but... You can probably do that on a non-smart phone if you have an Internet plan? Granted I don't know if it works as well, but I think it's possible...

Apps are wonderful too, as is the ability to play games. You might not be interested in that, idk, but I know there are plenty of other neat kinds of apps you wouldn't be able to get on a non smart phone.

Uh... They're pretty and allow for a more customized experience? I think they might be a little simpler too, but maybe that's just me. (My mom has a flip phone and that thing confuses me. Somehow I find smart phones very simple and user friendly. Not sure that's a common opinion though, but since I use a computer on a regular basis... It feels like that.)

Oh, and mine is a droid razr maxx. A bit old, but I like it. The screen isn't massive like a lot of cell phones today, and sometimes I wish I had one of those massive screens, but at the same time it's pretty easy to carry around in my pocket. The only two smartphones I've had were both androids and I like them. Like I said, I find them easy to use and also like the interface. The battery on this thing is pretty amazing too, but again, my phone is about two years old so I imagine there are better options out there now.

Edited 2014-05-12 02:10 (UTC)

What kind of smartphone is it? (I probably should have made a note of that in the original post).

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