New Trends In Mobile Phones

 

I have a 6 year old Nokia 6310i, which works anywhere in the world, does text messages, a basic Internet and everything else I need.

Recently, the on-off switch failed, so I took it to a practical mobile-phone company in Cambridge and they fixed it for just twenty pounds. They said that they are doing a lot of repairs, as people don't need new features and don't want to waste time learning how to use the latest model. They also said that modern phones are too fragile and usually fall apart within a year.

Repairs is the latest trend. It's ethical and very green too.