today - even high-end budget phone

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today - even high-end budget phones - have a music player. Some manufacturers focus on the player to market the product as strictly an MP3 phone wherein other features like a high-res camera take a backseat. Smartphones And now we enter the world of smartphones that have changed the way we conduct business and communicate. Featuring small processors of over 1GHz, more than 2GB RAM and storage of 64GB, they behave like mini computers and can perform a multitude of functions. Smartphones are either touchscreen, QWERTY or touch-and-type. The first option has dominated the rest as it enables seamless operation. It also makes a huge style statement. Smartphones don't just use cellular service; they also permit VoIP communication. Video calls, cloud storage, business apps like word

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