A guide to finding your Mobile Phone

By AngelaI Thursday, 12^th of May 2011

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First and foremost, the mobile phone industry is the fastest and most intriguing technology in the world. With its limitless innovation and stunning styles, this guide will show you which phone is worth the purchase.

History of Mobile Phones

The first portable handset made to call successfully, in 1973, was a Motorola researcher and executive Martin Cooper. And the first commercially automated celullar network (the 1G) was launched in Japan in 1979. From then on many other countries such as Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and then America began to invent celullar networks. The 2G then emerged from the surface presenting the digital celullar technology which began in Finland on the GSM standard.

Which Mobile Phone is the right one for me?

If you're a person who likes to use your phone as an entertainment as well as a business sort of device, then you are likely to get an iPhone, HTC and a Blackberry.

iPhone* - Apple tries to provide service for everyone as their target where chating and sharing with friends and family is their top priority. With its unlimited purchased applications, at least a great 16GB of memory, and a 5mp camera both front and back (iPhone 4), Apple has made an intriguing and innovative technology that can help the world to communicate on an easy access.

Blackberry - When it comes to e-mail and text messaging, there is no better alternative than a Blackberry mobile phone. Utilising a physical QWERTY keyboard along with Blakcberry's unique optimised software, text messaging and e-mailing is quick and efficient. Read more here.

HTC - HTC dominate the smart phone industry; they are the pioneers and innovators for countless technologies we see in smart phones today – many of these featured only in HTC mobile phones. If you are looking to buy a smart phone then look no further than the HTC mobile phone range. Read more here.

If you're a person who just wants an easy to use SMS and calling device with no touch screen and using the original number keypad, the most suitable range is Nokia, ZTE and Sony Ericsson. However if you are interested in the touch screen but not for the whole display, with a qwerty keyboard, we'd recommend the Blackberry series.

With other phones such as Nokia, Samsung, LG, ZTE and Sony Ericsson, many has come from a long history of evolution, trying to fit the needs of each individuals today.

Also known as the largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world and have sold over one billion and counting mobile phones, Nokia mobile phones dominate the market with class leading and innovative features, whilst still maintaining the solid reputation of the most reliable mobile phone available.