Dumbphones
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‘Dumbphones’ are getting smarter and more premium. Are they the solution for disillusioned phone addicts?
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You can pry my smartphone from my cold dead hands.
These days we're expected to have not only a phone but a computer hooked up to the Internet.
The smartphone does everything except print but you can use it to do that too
I have a little trouble using the Moto 2024 screen because of the size, my near sightedness, and because my finger is often typing a wrong character that will turn any word into gibberish.
I have no serious complaints about the phone but I want the largest screen I can get.
I'd like to have a home computer but it will not be soon.
I lost two phones in a row (Moto Edge 2024, Moto G 2025). I later found the Moto G 2025 (low end even if they get $300 for it) but I didn't remember the code and it's a brick. I want to find a way to factory reset it and sell it.
I got this one brand new locked for $179. and pay $45 a month for unlimited everything with Straight Talk (Verizon).
I remember when cell phones were just cellphones. The reception was excellent. You could replace the battery. They had antennae for safety. You could buy one for around $35 and they were built to last.
Good times.
