What new features would you wish manufacturers to include on the next cellphones?

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On the last ten years, cell phones have quickly improved. Nowadays, they include the most diverse functions, like photo and video cam, mp3 player, recorder, GPS, blue tooth, games, file transfer, text editors, Internet, e-mail and radio. What more can be invented to make them more useful?

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50 Comments on “What new features would you wish manufacturers to include on the next cellphones?”

  • kirun wrote on 15 January, 2009, 5:21

    Since I never remember to charge mine up, I want the following features:

    Phone
    Texts
    Huge battery

    That’s about it. I already have a good camera, MP3 player and a Nintendo DS for games.

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  • jabelite wrote on 15 January, 2009, 5:57

    Remote for your car, tv, also i reckon soon that they will have our debit/credit card incorporated into them.

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  • Shorty's Al wrote on 15 January, 2009, 6:30

    A Flashlight. The Nokia phone I have contains a built-in flashlight. I can’t believe more phones don’t. It’s so convenient.

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  • exile wrote on 15 January, 2009, 7:01

    here in the uk mobile phone theft is a very big problem, so i think it would be a good idea to have some code you could dial if the phone is stolen to render it useless.

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  • spunkafkemug wrote on 15 January, 2009, 7:10

    Broadband internet.
    tracking devices if they are stolen.
    Better TVscreens and reception.
    and for the ladeez better vibration-lol j/king.

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  • Andrew J wrote on 15 January, 2009, 8:03

    Personal distress beacon would be handy.

    cheers Andy

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  • Ray P wrote on 15 January, 2009, 8:14

    A phone that makes and receives phone calls, goes ‘bring bring’ when it receives a call, and can send and receive texts.That’s all. No cameras, music players, video, internet or anything else. Just KISS.

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  • Scott W wrote on 15 January, 2009, 8:27

    Well lets set the imagination free then……….

    How about a mobile phone that properly uses GPS so that you can use it as a satnav in the car.

    A phone that can project a laser keyboard onto the desk and you just type on the projected image.

    A phone that has a built in projector. So if you want to watch a video or the tv or do a video call then you would just sit your mobile down and watch the projection on a wall or the desk. I guess any size larger than the phones screen would be decent, so postcard or even A4 size.

    More common use of Wifi or even better – Wimax, high speed wireless broadband.

    I’m sure Philips are developing some sort of flexible screen, so in the future we could have flipping, sliding, rotating and “scrolling” phones.

    Can’t imagine the batteries will last very long but hey,it’s not me that has to solve the problem! I just have to enjoy playing!

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  • Everything's just wonderful. wrote on 15 January, 2009, 8:55

    An interesting and attractive design – some phone covers are SO boring and plain.

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  • nev wrote on 15 January, 2009, 9:52

    How about a small explosive charge that goes off if a person ignores the person they are with in the restaurant so they can have a long conversation on the phone?
    Or a phone that squirts paint in the ear of anyone who makes a call on the train and says, “HELLO! IT’S ME! I’M ON THE TRAIN!”
    Or how about a ring tone filter? If someone’s ringtone is really naff, the phone automatically runs away and throws itself in the nearest lake?
    i would enjoy any of those things.

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  • Cherrelle18 wrote on 15 January, 2009, 10:36

    hair straighteners

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  • a c wrote on 15 January, 2009, 10:51

    i would want all phones to be mac compitalbe and instead of having windows smart phones why not mac smart phones

    battery life of about one week like mine is at the moment
    something on it that makes it scratch resitant
    a afforable price
    large memory
    option to put a meomary card in
    bluetooth
    anti-theft devices such as a number you call on your phone if it is stolen that makes it shout repetably this phone has been stolen or something like that for free!

    basicaly what phones are like now plus the stuff that they dont have

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  • Dave313 wrote on 15 January, 2009, 11:14

    High voltage zapper or a hand gun feature to discourage muggers

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  • Dr Green wrote on 15 January, 2009, 11:18

    I want a mobile that CONNECTS TO ANY NETWORK (roams) when yours isnt available and can switch to wireless voip when it gets home.

    No toys, no fancy gizmos. Just a phone that works, all of the time!

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  • ghostboyghostyghost wrote on 15 January, 2009, 11:44

    free calls via blue tooth, free texts via blue tooth, basically more free options like free local calls on a pay as you go handset, why are mobile bills so high its a disgrace and a rip off

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  • ABBY SAIL wrote on 15 January, 2009, 12:07

    THE POSSIBILITY TO WATCH YOUR TV SHOW WHEN YOUR OUT AND TO HAVE IT SHAPED LIKE A POWDER COMPACT SLIDE ROUND TO OPEN UP KEY PAD.

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  • peggy*moo wrote on 15 January, 2009, 12:39

    I’d actually like to see some really stylish looking phones with logically designed operating systems that actually have FEWER features on them. I don’t really use video or MP3 – I would just like clear number storage, clear texting and a better calendar. The simpler phones out there tend to be really ugly – I want my phone to be slim and super stylish too.

    Could one of them not come up with a phone design that looks great and where you choose which of the facilities/services you want, and the price goes accordingly? I suppose that would be too difficult/expensive – hey ho, that’s what I’d really like.

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  • ex wrote on 15 January, 2009, 13:29

    Beam me up Scotty……transporter beam……no more fossil fuels polluting the planet.

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  • Rozzy wrote on 15 January, 2009, 14:25

    Most are far too complicated. Many people just want to use them occasionally or in an emergency. Start producing some really simple, inexpensive ones without all the gimmicks and gadgets that mobile phone companies think we all need.

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  • uncut wrote on 15 January, 2009, 15:23

    TELEPORTATION…..”BEAM ME UP SCOTTY”!

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  • PhoenixRights wrote on 15 January, 2009, 15:58

    Hmmm… a great quesiton. Mobiles can now integrate with the house, are like mini-laptops and have video/mp3/mp4/camera/flashlight included. Battery life is always an ongoing issue, but not our problem! How about a his/her alternative (without being sexist) but a pull out with some make-up, or a Swiss-Army knife add-on. I’d like mine to be the key to my house, the office and my car, so I would only have to remember my mobile. Oh, and a cig lighter, ideally Zippo style. Another item less to forget and leave at home!
    A travelling rep mobile, including toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving foam and razor, and shoe-polish… and a contact lens case.
    I want all the above in one mobile, and I want it to look like (and be worn like) a watch. But no thanks Casio… you’ve had your day!

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  • jimbob0073 wrote on 15 January, 2009, 15:59

    Slick design, such as the Nokia 8800, then an outlook compatible calendar to synch the diary on the phone, and an MP3 player with normal headphone jack and 4 GIG of space to upload music.

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  • clairekat wrote on 15 January, 2009, 16:27

    Some kind of fingerprint recognition software on the phone, so once you put your print in, only you can use it. Thats bound to discourage phone thieves isn’t it?

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  • momof3 wrote on 15 January, 2009, 16:52

    1:I would like to see a built in securtiy alarm so when it is stolen it goes off just like a burgler alarm if anyone breaks in your home. When it is in our pocket or bag we secure lock it and have to punch a key to use it when stolen they do not know key so it goes off. Most theives will use a phone almost immediatly on stealing to see if it is pay as you go or contract.
    2: Batteries that when charged up last that bit longer for goodness sake very annoying when runs out especialy when not long charged.
    3: More choice on covers some are so boring you have no choice but to pimp your mobile!
    4: More free tunes when we have just brought it.
    5: My samsung has the most crap tunes for when I get a call I have had to buy my own and I have paid for it all on contract so bad if none of the ring tones are any good. Why cant you put on the great escape, james bond, ex factor or some of the more popular tunes.IF YOUR PHONE DID THIS HUGE SELLING POINT.

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  • yummymummy wrote on 15 January, 2009, 17:49

    I would like manufacturers to include a teenie weenine dvd player that flips open so u can watch tv when ur bored at work. It would be phone, mp3 player, camera and all the other gadgets on one side then mini dvd player on the other.

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  • nite writer wrote on 15 January, 2009, 18:22

    You should make simpler, cheaper phones for people who don’t want the gizmos and gadgets. My parents can’t get their heads round new phones and don’t want to be bothered anyway. You would sell to a lot of the older generation by making simple phones that just dial out and receive calls – they only use them in emergencies anyway (like if the car breaks down in the middle of nowhere).

    For myself, a proper camera that takes proper photos would be useful – the one I’ve got now doesn’t focus or take decent pictures over any distance and is useless indoors. Calendars and organisers are also very useful. Really, I think they’ve gone about as far as they can go without getting silly.

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  • David wrote on 15 January, 2009, 19:09

    - Stop making them so blasted small !!!
    - larger screen
    - wrist / arm attachment (slot the phone onto an attchment that straps to your arm – a bit Dick Tracey & Blake’s 7 but I think people will find it useful)
    - combine it with a PDA style device, make it a phone / diary / computer

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  • grumpcookie wrote on 15 January, 2009, 19:50

    longer battery life..all these features drain the battery..one that goes at least a week on a charge would be good.

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  • cassady2307 wrote on 15 January, 2009, 20:00

    a nice looking phone would be nice i think the designers should look towards the shapes and designs of top brand cars they are smooth sophisticated yet simple and stylish. Ive not seen a single phone id be willing to take a chunk out of my wages, and buy, maybe you guys could do bespoke phones over the net like the current trend with trainers and boots?

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  • w wrote on 15 January, 2009, 20:48

    a built-in stun-gun

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  • Eyedoc wrote on 15 January, 2009, 20:54

    I would love to have following new features on my mobile phone if possible.

    1. Tazer ( I am not sure if it is the right spelling) – to prevent mobile phone thieves.

    2.Ability to incorporate your swipe card details – say swipe card of your employment so that you can use it to access entry instead of using swipe card

    3. Ability to use it as credit card – i dont know if it is a good idea

    4.torch light to use in emergency

    5.Pedometer

    6.Calories burnt during exercise – so that we can use it to know how many we have burnt while using it to listen to music at the same time

    7.Body mass ratio calculator

    8. Water proof phone

    9.Ability to use it as a car key or house key (should be optional)

    10. Shaver- very useful for frequent travellers

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  • Martin K wrote on 15 January, 2009, 21:13

    Nothing, absolutely nothing, they are way to advanced to be used simply as phones, maybe if you went back a few five years or so, when texting was simple, and this weird texting language was only just starting, I’ve still got a Nokia 3610, I’ve had that since I was 16, and I’m now 21, as long as its practical, I don’t want another phone! These days, mobile ohones are just fashion accesrories, not a nessesity when you’ve missed the last bus, or just out with friends.

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  • jimmyfish wrote on 15 January, 2009, 21:24

    My no1 answer is keep it simple, a phone is a phone, not a t.v. camera, or a computer terminal, it is primarily for contacting people who are so distant shouting is out of the question. I have quite a load voice but I couldn’t make myself heard over long distance. maybe with a text facility be cause one has to remember situations when talking on a mobile phone is out of the question. Texting is more sexy too!

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  • fttd2006 wrote on 15 January, 2009, 22:06

    a lot more could be invented, but i really would like to have it back the old style ringtones like the motorola startac ringtones and the clock to be adjusted automaticaly with the network, and the earphone jack as standart like any other electronic player (3.5mm jack)

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  • Ami wrote on 15 January, 2009, 22:37

    I think the use of bio-metric techology should be used i:e iris and finger print recognition. Making it impossible for your phone to be used by thieves etc

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  • stardust wrote on 15 January, 2009, 22:48

    Small, stylish and tastefull (not bright pink) lightweight, with as screen that you can actually see in sunlight. Blue tooth, Voice activation, Video recording and calling & camera. Don’t need music, tv or internet on phone -why???? too fiddely easier to use laptop (Motorola V3 and V3X too big!)

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  • Moyses wrote on 15 January, 2009, 23:18

    Quanto custa um Tim Chip (TimChip) em Sao Paulo?
    I dow no,but a Elma Chips…

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  • Ben H wrote on 16 January, 2009, 0:11

    Toaster

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  • karunabk wrote on 16 January, 2009, 0:36

    Something to get out of radiation fear.
    7 days battery life.
    VOIP fecility to talk free.

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  • Swampy_Bogtrotter wrote on 16 January, 2009, 1:30

    Wi-Fi

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  • charm wrote on 16 January, 2009, 2:10

    Video phone and reliable text message reciept along with a cctv link to your home.

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  • Tamarinda Alexia wrote on 16 January, 2009, 2:12

    A chip that can connect to your VCR/DVDR so when you forget about your fave programme or a movie you can send it a text to start recording a certain channel. Or maybe to boil the kettle when you’re on your way home!!!!!!!

    And maybe a link to a security camera to be accessed by GPRS or something…

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  • Mehul Sawant wrote on 16 January, 2009, 2:30

    Money making machine would be the best….. lol….

    Really speaking, it has everything it can have right now.

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  • Powerpuffgeezer wrote on 16 January, 2009, 3:05

    more security features like tracking, children’s phones allowing calls for 2 Friends and 2 parents numbers ONLY. Video streaming LIVE

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  • Neil wrote on 16 January, 2009, 3:35

    As small as possible.
    Camera lenses make phones too bulky – take the camera out and you can have a much smaller, lighter phone.
    Also, they restrict where you can take a phone – camera-restricted areas are common in the Automotive industry (and presumably many other industries also).

    Give me a small flip phone (no bigger than my current Samsung X450) with bluetooth and infra-red, but no camera, so I can carry it in my trouser pocket at all times, and I’d buy it tomorrow.

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  • cuddlymandroid wrote on 16 January, 2009, 3:39

    an alarm that you can press to alert people that you are being mugged or attached

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  • johninmelb wrote on 16 January, 2009, 4:12

    I’d like a ‘phone with a thumbprint reader and a secure encrypted unique identifier signal so I can bip it against the supermarket checkout with my thumb on the reader and have the groceries automatically be paid for out of my account. That way, I don’t need a wallet anymore. Actually, hook the car keys into that sucker as well so I can start the car using my thumb-reading ‘phone as well. Then all I have to do is use a photo of the missus as a screen saver and bingo, no more wallet – I only ever have to carry the ‘phone!

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  • elderham wrote on 16 January, 2009, 4:26

    one function i would like to see on mobile phones, is the ability to increase the size of text when receiving text messages. as i am a person who needs glasses when reading i sometimes forget to take with me my glasses, so it would be nice to increase the size of text so i can read it

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  • SIR RS KC LL.B (HONS) M Jur wrote on 16 January, 2009, 5:00

    What I would like is some sort of device similar to solar power built in, so that I don’t run out of battery power during an important call!

    This action would also benefit the environment in the long term.

    If possible an option on the mobile phone to read out messages, which would help people who are visually impaired.

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  • ciaragw wrote on 16 January, 2009, 5:49

    longer lasting bateries which also charge faster

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