Choosing the right kind of cellular phone.

It seems that ever so often, we see a new cellular phone being released out onto the market. 
Whilst manufacturers compete in product sales, Nokia has been a company I have long been a fan of.  I've found them to manufacture the most durable phones on the market. In fact, I'm into my third Nokia phone, now. 

Choosing the right kind of cellular phone, isn't as easy as one might expect it to be. 
Different phones have different features for different people.  For example, a businessman might not want to buy a phone which has FM radio, but strictly a "business type" phone on which to simply "make and receive calls" on.  Those who like capturing pictures, would want a phone with a built-in camera.  Then there are those individuals, who may not have taken the time to explore their own cellular phones and still don't know how to send nor retrieve (read) an incoming text message.  

In the early days of portable cellular phones, there were no advanced features like alarm clock, currency converter, text messaging, calculator, camera, video, audio recorder, FM radio and internet capabilities.  Changing a ringtone on those early cellular phones was unheard of. 
The best way in choosing the right kind of cellular phone today, is to know what you're looking for; but if you're unsure, the best option would be to ask for the owner's manual and have a quick glance through the overview section.  The overview section should give potential buyers a good idea of the features found inside the phone.