- phone, not a pocket PC (size being most important here)
- long battery time, because I really don't want to charge my phone every day
- smatphone features prefered, but not essential
- if smartphone, I prefer Linux-based OS
- price shouldn't be high
So what are the essentials:
- small size, nicely fits into my quite small hand, as well as the old belt case, originally baught for Siemens A50, where I carried all my mobiles since
- it does look more like a phone
- cheap, costs only a little more than the the simple ordinary phones
- long batterry time, almost a week when not used much
- and it's a smartphone after all
Finally, some disadvantages:
- screen size and resolution are small, so it's not for you, if you expect to browse a lot
- qwerty keyboard is on by default in both orientation. It's fine in horizontal one, but when held verticaly, it is to small even for my tiny fongers, I had to switch to traditional phone keyboard here
- I wanted to try Mozilla Firefox, but aparantly it's not compatable
- tried few basic barcode scanners (the ones that do not require any crazy permission), but none of them functioned in a way, that could be called "works"
- no screen protection
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