As mentioned before, I've been weighing getting a new phone in order to address feature deficiencies with my older Nokia N63. It's still a decent phone - technically it is a smartphone. But at the same time it's not fully featured and the Symbian environment is a dead end since Nokia has moved on to the Windows mobile operating system. Oh well.
I could technically afford the phone on credit card installment - that's not really the issue here. Sure it'll mean carrying the debt, but that's the joy of this consumer-driven world that we live in.
The bigger question is getting the right phone, especially since I'm unlikely to change phones for a number of years. I can't remember precisely when I bought this phone about 2+ years ago at the very least, so I'm sort of due for a new one. Plus I have battery issues, but that's besides the point. The main goal is to have a phone that can last 2-3 years - the longer the better. And so I want to make sure it's a pretty robust one indeed.
Decisions, decisions.
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