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Here are some other points to consider when buying a phone.

How to buy the right cell phone

This buying advice on picking out your perfectphone is good year round, but it’s especially key to remember a few points whenshopping during the holidays.

Buyinga cell phone as a holiday gift is a bit more complicated than buying atelevision or a camera. It’s not that shopping for those products is
easy–indeed, one TV can present you with a mind-boggling array of specs–but a
cell phone also requires you to select a carrier and choose a service plan.
(Also see my colleague Jessica Dolcourt’s FAQ on picking the right mobileoperating system.)

Those extra steps, combined with the staggering amount of choice
in the mobile space, can confuse even cell phone fanatics. So if you’re
wondering where to start, don’t feel bad.

Rest assured that CNET is here to help. With a little preparation,
gift shopping for a cell phone can be a stress-free experience. If you keep in
mind the following steps, the only pain may be to your pocketbook.

Step 1: Choose your carrier
If your recipient has asked for a specific, carrier-exclusive phone, thenyou’ll be able to skip this step. But if that’s not the case, remember that
choosing a carrier is equally, if not more, important than selecting a phone.
The carrier, after all, is what makes a phone “work,” so it’s
absolutely critical that you find a provider that will deliver reliable service
in your area. If not, even the fanciest handset is worthless.

Consider, for example,
the iPhone 4S. Though it’s the same phone inside, you’ll get a completely
different user experience on each carrier that sells it. So base your carrier
decision on which provider offers the best service in your home, workplace, and
everywhere else in between. Carrier coverage maps aren’t terribly reliable so we
suggest using tools like RootMetrics to
see how different carriers compare in your neighborhood.

Word of mouth is important as well, so ask your neighbors,friends, and colleagues which carrier they use and if they’re satisfied. You
even can ask to borrow their phones and test them around the house. Just keep
in mind that a variety of factors, from the time of day, to how many people are
using a network at one time, to the materials a building is made of (metal
walls, for instance, won’t do wonders for cell phone signals), can affect cell
phone reception. Excellent customer service is important, too, but hopefully
that will come with quality coverage.

Think also about which cellular technology a carrier uses.T-Mobile and AT&T use GSM, whereas Sprint, Verizon Wireless, U.S. Cellular,
MetroPCS, and many smaller carriers use an incompatible technology called CDMA.
The latter has very strong coverage in the United States, particularly in rural
areas, but GSM service has alarger global footprint and GSM phones use the convenient SIM
cards. As a result, GSM is better for someone who travels abroad frequently and
likes to swap phones.

Though the “Big Four” carriers of AT&T, T-Mobile,Verizon Wireless, and Sprint will be your most obvious choices, they don’t rulethe U.S. market completely. Regional providers like MetroPCS, C Spire, and U.S.
Cellular have aggressively expanded their handset selections, service plans,
and special programs in the last two years. If one or more of these smaller
providers offers service in your area, it’s definitely worth considering.
You’ll accept some trade-offs by going to a regional carrier, but you also see
some nice benefits that the larger players can’t provide.

Step 2. Pick a phone
Hopefully, you’ll get some direction in this department from whoever is gettingthe gift. But for the sake of argument, let’s say that you’re starting from ablank slate. You could be a parent buying your kid’s first cell phone, or you
could be helping your spouse join the smartphone revolution. And with so many
options available, I don’t blame you for being overwhelmed.

I’m going to overgeneralize just a bit here, but most cell phones
sold today fall into three categories. When shopping, think about what your
recipient will need and how he or she will use the phone.

At the bottom end of the scale are basic phones.
Designed mainly for communication, these models have minimal features and simple
designs that have scarcely changed in 10 years. They’re cheap (often free with
service) and easy to use, but aren’t capable of much. As such, basic phones are
best for anyone who will use a phone in emergencies or very occasionally.

Next up are feature phones. These are devices that sit
in between basic handsets and full smartphones. Typically, they’ll offer a few
more features like a music player and a full Web browser, and their designs may
include a QWERTY keyboard or even a touch screen. Feature phones are great for
anyone who wants to get more out of a handset without paying for a full data
plan. You’ll pay a bit more for a feature phone, but some models are free with
service.

At the top end of the scale are smartphones. Both phone and
PDA (remember those?), smartphones come with just about every feature that you
could want from a mobile device, including a media player, e-mail, a personal
organizer, a Web browser, GPS, and support for apps. They will require a data
plan and you’ll pay more for them, but low-end models are available for less
than $100. Of course, you’ll need to decide which operating system is best for
you. Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS (the OS that powers the iPhone) are the
most popular, but Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 is slowly winning fans. RIM’s
BlackBerry devices remain an alternative for worker bees, though the company
has struggled to innovate over the last couple of years.

·
Design: Smartphones lookmore or less alike, but basic and feature phones can have slider, flip, andcandy bar designs. Each design has its advantages and disadvantages, so decide
which you prefer. Also, see how the phone feels in your hand. Is it comfortable
to hold? And what conditions will you use it in? If you work outside, for
example, you might want a rugged phone with a durable shell.

·
Display: Is it big andbright enough? Can you read the text without straining? If it’s a touch screen,
is the interface quick and responsive?

·
Buttons and controls: Think about their size and placement. Are they big enough and easy to
use? Some handsets have physical keyboards and others show a
“virtual” keyboard on the touch screen. If you don’t know which you
prefer, try them both.

·
Menus: Take a dive intothe menus. Can you understand them?

·
Call performance: Make a call to a friend to experience the phone’s audio quality. If the
store doesn’t have working display phones, ask a sales rep to let you use one.
CNET also includes audio samples in our cell phone reviews.

·
Data and media performance: Check out the Web browser to see how fast it loads. Speeds will vary by
the handset and the quality of your carrier’s data network. Music quality and
camera quality are points to consider as well. You can evaluate photos from
many current phones in CNET’s camera phone image gallery.

·
Battery life: Smartphones andhandsets with large touch screens will have less battery life than simplermodels. You can check a manufacturer’s rated battery life before buying, but
real-world use may differ, so check out CNET’s reviews and our battery life charts for actual tested times.

·
Unlocked phones: Some GSM phones are unlocked, meaning they don’t have any programmedsettings that tie them to one carrier. They’re great for frequent world travelers,
since you can use the same phone in the United States and abroad just by
switching out the SIM card. See CNET’s Quick Guide toworld phones for more information.

Step 3: Select a service plan
The last step is to think about a service plan. Just like when you’re choosing
a phone, it’s important to think about what you need and then choose
accordingly.

If you’re going with a traditional monthly plan, you’ll have quite a fewoptions available. Many plans are based around your allotment of anytime
minutes, which are for calls placed during peak periods (typically Monday
through Friday between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m.). As a general rule, the more anytime
minutes you have, the more expensive your plan will be. Alternatively, most
carriers now offer unlimited plans that let you use as many minutes as you
want. These plans will be the priciest, and may be required for certain phones,
so consider your budget wisely.

Service rebates will require you to sign a new contract and extend yourservice with the carrier, usually for two years. Yes, being stuck with a
carrier can be constrictive, but it will entitle you to significant rebates on
a new model. The 16GB iPhone 4S, for example, costs $199 with a service contract
and $649 without. Don’t forget, though, that carriers charge early-termination
fees for customers who leave a contract early.

Alternatively, you can avoid a contract entirely with a prepaid phone andservice plan. You will pay more for such handsets up front, but you won’t be
tied down to one carrier. Prepaid carriers like MetroPCS and Cricket Wireless
now offer a wide variety of smartphones and data services. Other options to
consider are shared or family plans, which allow you to share your monthly
airtime allowance with additional lines for family members.

Finally, before you sign on the dotted line, keep the following points inmind.

·
Ask about the carrier’s grace period,
which will allow you to return a phone if you’re unsatisfied with the service.
You will have pay for the calls you made during that time and maybe a
restocking fee, but you can leave the contact without penalty.

·
Most carriers limit how often a customercan claim service rebates, so be sure to check to see if you’re eligible. Keep
in mind that you might have to pay an upgrade fee as well.

·
Know how many minutes you have (both peak
and off-peak) and when off-peak hours begin and end. In addition, know where
you can track your usage.

·
Be aware of all extra fees (activation,
international calling, overtime, 411, and so on). Also, remember that taxes
will increase the cost of your monthly bill.

·
If you’re going to use text messaging ormultimedia messaging on a regular basis, it’s best to get a message bundle or adata plan. Otherwise, you’ll be charged on a per-use basis. For e-mail or Web
browsing, a data plan is a must, and carriers will require you to get one if
you get a smartphone.

·
If you’re a parent purchasing a phone for
a teenager or a younger child, you may want to consider limiting features, such
as picture messaging, data use, and downloads. Some carriers even offer
Web-based programs with which you can track your child’s location when he or
she is using the phone. And on the other end of the age scale, some carriers offer
handsets designed for senior users.

·
Carriers are constantly offering specialprograms like free calls to other cell phones. Ask about what’s available.

·
You can buy at a carrier’s retail store or
Web site, but you should also check third-party retailers like RadioShack and
Best Buy. There can be a couple of advantages to going this route. Not only may
prices be different, but you may get extra rebates and find alternative models
not directly sold by a carrier.

·
If you’re prone to losing your phone,consider an extended warranty in case your handset is lost, stolen, or damaged.
Some carriers also offer roadside assistance services in case you need help
while driving.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT CHARGER AND POWER YOUR GADGETS PROPERLY

YOU ACCIDENTALLY LEFT your microUSB charger back at the hotel… 500 miles away. Now it’s time to buy a new
one. You pick up a cheapie from your nearest electronics retailer and hey, what
gives? What used to take 3 hours to charge now takes 12.

Turns out
not all chargers are created equal, even if they look similar. Here are some
quick buying guidelines that’ll save you time and ensure you’re using a charger
that’s optimized for your device’s power requirements.

First, some background. Charging power is based on three things:power (P, measured in Watts), current (I, measured in amps or milliamps), andvoltage (V, measured in volts). The amount of power is determined by the
equation P = IV. In other words, power is the product of current multiplied by
voltage. Because larger devices like tablets have substantially bigger
batteries than smartphones, chargers designed for the former tend to deliver
energy at a higher rate (a higher current).

For example,
consider these charging scenarios for the Retina iPad mini. You could use a
Lightning connector plugged into a computer (via USB), an iPhone charger
connected to a wall socket, or an iPad charger connected to a wall socket. A PC
USB charger delivers 2.5 Watts of power (5
volts at 500 mA). An iPhone charger delivers 5 Watts (5 volts at 1000 mA).
A Retina iPad mini charger delivers 10 watts(5.1 volts at 2100 mA).

While all of
these will charge your iPad, using the USB connected to a PC will charge your
Retina mini four times slower than if you used the iPad charger it came with.
Conversely, if you use a tablet charger for your smartphone, it’d charge up
faster than normal (Note: Some devices like the iPhone will only draw up to 1A
of current no matter the charger). If you play
mix-and-match with these types of chargers like this, don’t worry – you’re not going to blow up your phone or
anything crazy like that. And the myth that charging your device at a faster
rate will reduce the life of your device’s battery is
false. For some older devices, the higher specced charger just won’t work at
all, while newer devices will just charge faster.

Ultimately,
it’s really the amperage that determines how fast a charger will supply power
to your device. If you want quicker charging, look for a wall or car charger
that delivers 2100 mA of current at 5 volts (or whatever voltage the device
you’re trying to charge is specced at).

If you’re
grabbing a new charger off the shelf, there are a couple other things you
should consider. One of them is the logo that identifies compliance with
international standards. These can be faked. The CE mark is a popular one, and
as someone in thisforum thread unfortunately discovered, his substandard charger
sported a fake CE mark. The C and E in the actual logo should each be
approximately a half circle, and if you continued the circle of each letter
fully, the two circles would just link together in the middle.

If a charger has incorrect capitalization for the current and
power output it’s supposed to deliver (think “MA” instead of
“mA,” for milliamps), that could be a sign that the charger isn’t up
to snuff too. Having no manufacturer label on the device could also be a red
flag.

New leak reveals Apple’s final iPhone 11 Max design, and it’s much better than we thought

We still have almost five monthsleft to wait before Apple unveils the new iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Max, and iPhone11R, or whatever the company ends up calling its iPhone XR successor. That’s
quite a long time — nearly half a smartphone generation — but so many details
surrounding the new iPhones have already leaked. Much of what we know can be
attributed to TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who remains the
top Apple insider in the world. Kuo is plugged into Apple’s supply chain and
shares all sorts of early details with his clients. He also shares them with a
few Apple blogs, so we all know what to expect long before Apple releases new
iPhones each year.

According to Kuo, the iPhone 11 series will feature a huge cameraupgrade for both the iPhone 11 and 11 Max, while the iPhone 11R will be bumpedup from a single-lens rear camera to a dual-lens cam. He also says Apple’s new
iPhones will have new frosted glass backs and a few more subtle design changes.
Of course, Kuo isn’t the only one who leaks information about unreleased Apple
products, and a new leak supposedly shows us the final designs of Apple’s
upcoming iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max.

Likely: The 2019 iPhone won’t support 5G

The upcoming launchof 5G this year
will mark a significant step forward for the telecommunications industry. But
it’s looking like Apple will stay on the sidelines for at least this year, if
not longer. Bloomberg and Nikkei have reported
that Apple expects to release its first 5G phone in 2020 — but that even
delivering it by then may be a stretch.

As reported by CNET’s Shara Tibken,
Apple and Qualcomm recently settled their court battle over patent licensing
and reached a multiyear licensing and chipset supply agreement. And it may have
been Apple’s interest in 5G chips that convinced it to compromise, according to
analysts. A Nikkei report says the company had tested Qualcomm 5G chips as the companies
explored a settlement.

Apple’s most recent phones — the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR —
all use modems built by Intel, which had previously announced plans for a 5G
modem ready for commercial devices in the second half of 2019, with broader deployment set for2020. But recent reports suggested that the company’s
5G technology would not be ready until 2021. Hours after Apple and Qualcomm
settled, Intel announced it would exit the 5G phone modembusiness and is exploring the possibility of
selling its modem chip business to Apple or another company, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Qualcomm makes the modem that will power thefirst wave of 5G phones, slated to arrive later in 2019. After years as a Qualcomm
customer, Appledumped the company in 2018 over a legal dispute. Before the recent
reconciliation, analysts wondered whether Apple might turn to Samsung for a 5G
modem or buy and retool Intel’s modem business. Now that the Qualcomm
relationship has been rekindled, Apple’s plans and timing for a 5G phone remain
unclear.

As Samsung leads us toward 5G, bilateral chargingand foldable screens, can Apple keep up?

iPhone 11 rumors: Price, specs, features and everything else we know

We
probably won’t see Apple’s next iPhone —
possibly called the iPhone 11 — until this fall, but 2019 is already a
game-changing year for phones.

We’re at the dawn of 5G, the next generation of cellular technology,
which promises to increase connectivity speeds by an order of magnitude.
Samsung’s Galaxy Fold is due out… sometime (with many other foldables right behind),
including Xiaomi’s phone with two foldable screens. And
we’re seeing phones with advanced camera technology on
store shelves with even higher-resolution imaging on the way.

And as far as we know, the next generation iPhone will have none
of it.

With all of the biggest players set to debut 5G phones in 2019, the
signals suggest that Apple won’t join them until 2020 — at the earliest. With the company
still working to bring OLED displays to the entirety of its lineup, foldable screens don’t seem to be a realisticroute on Apple’s near-term roadmap, despite the
company having filed some interesting patents. There are some rumors about
laser-guided, AR-ready, 3D cameras being integrated with Face ID in the future,
but the consensus is that we’ll see only incremental steps for Apple’s camera
technology in the next iPhone.

But, still, this is Apple. Despite signs of slumpingperformance at the end of 2018, it still made $37 billion in revenue from selling nearly 50 millionphones from July through September last year. The iPhone remains a premium productsold by a premium brand. So we
can’t count out the possibility of Apple surprising us this fall with
revolutionary features or distinctive aesthetics.

We’ll be keeping an eye on the company’s WorldwideDevelopers Conference, which kicks off on June3, scoping for new clues. But for
now, details remain scarce. Apple has not responded to repeated requests for
comment. As we count down the months until the company introduces the next set
of iPhones, we’ll collect the most interesting rumors right here. Check back
often.

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