Ever since cell phones made the leap from formal, sometimes flashy business and long-distance necessity to consistently hot and popular personal item, and even beyond that to a blend of both, companies have been racing around the clock to put together units that are more and more flexible, dynamic and loaded with features that can keep up with their users’ ever-busy lifestyles. Whether or not some features are actually regularly used is actually increasingly becoming irrelevant, as the technology to integrate the newer hardware and make room for software is becoming affordable and feasible enough to not be as much of a factor as it used to be. As a result, phones now have still image and video cameras, multi-SIM card carriage capability, music players, and all manner of “smart” enhancements designed to maximize the cell phone usage experience.
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