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Hmm, well, I use 2 phones actually. Those that know me know about my 4 year Motorola V400 (silver flip phone). I've had that thing forever, but within the last year, the battery won't last more than about 3 days. Also, seems the side buttons don't work anymore. I still use it time to time, cuz it is a very sturdy, reliable phone that has served me well.
My other phone (I just swap the SIM cards between the 2 – when one phone is dead, I use the other) is an LG Traxx. It's a slim flip phone. Has a nice large screen for the internal and external display. The nice thing is it has 54MB on onboard RAM (the V400 only has 5MB), plus a slot for a mini-SD card (which I have a 2GB in there loaded with tunes). It plays music, which makes me happy, since my MP3 player broke.
I mainly use them for personal use, infrequently. If the number is not in my list, I don't answer it, but if I voicemail is left, I will get back to you, and will more than likely add your name and number to my list.
I think that's about all.
Just out of curiousity, what cellphone do you have and how do you use it?
Personally, the only real reason I have a cellphone is for emergency purposes. However, lately, Ive had to have it just in case I need to take an after hours call.
I have a Motorola Razr v3, which is probably more phone than I'll ever need. I was skeptical about buying it, because Ive had bad luck with Motorola products in the past. I must say that in the 11 months that Ive had it, its been VERY reliable.
Im very strict about how I use my phone though. I rarely talk on the phone while driving. If I do, its quick and to the point. I never answer a number I dont recognize. If its that important, they'll leave a voicemail. I never text, as I consider it a waste of time. I rarely use the additional features on my phone, except for maybe the camera and the sounds. I do have the USB cable to interface my PC and Phone, mostly for ringtones and contacts, etc.
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