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The Best Budget Smartphones for 2014
Smartphones were made for convenience; for easy access to communication and multimedia – but for some users it becomes an inconvenience when they have to spend £500 to get a smartphone from Google, Apple, Samsung, Sony or Nokia. Also paying £35 per month for a contract is expensive and not everyone has that kind of money lying around.
The good news is you don’t have to spend a fortune to get a decent smartphone in 2014. You can get good quality phones with great features, everything you need in a smartphone, for less than £200, sometimes even less than £50 as you’re about to find out.
10 of the Worst Android Phones Ever Seen
Android has been a wonderful addition to the smartphone industry, improving by the day they’ve taken on Apple and added some much needed competition to the marketplace. There are many Android phones that easily fall into the category of “standouts”. But we all know that. There are tens of thousands of articles on the internet that talk about the best Android phones.
We have come up with something different. Let’s take a look into the dark side and see what the worst Android phones from the lower side of the shelf look like – and here’s a little spoiler; there are some real nightmare phones down here. Brace yourself.
Top 10 Myths about Bad Credit and Mobile Phone Contracts
Here at TigerMobiles.com we’ve seen an influx of applications from consumers with bad credit. Our team have answered several questions via live chat and in the Q&A section on this topic. And as a result we’ve learnt there are a lot of myths when it comes to credit scores.
We think it’s important to know what sort of things impact your credit history and how that effects your chance of getting a contract phone. That’s why we’re going to debunk some of the most common myths when it comes to credit scoring for mobile phones.
Giffgaff Review – Are giffgaff SIM Cards any good?
The way people pay for their mobile phone usage is constantly changing and one of the main exponents of that change is giffgaff – a new type of network that’s quite quirky in the sense they focus solely on SIM only deals and rather than a customer you’re treated as a member of the family.
There’s no high street presence, no phone support and in fact any questions or problems you have are answered by other giffgaff members in their dedicated support forums. The benefit of this? Less overheads which means they pass the cost savings onto the customer who get better deals, special perks and ultimately save money.
