Cell Phone Users are Rude!

Cell phone etiquette seems to be a lacking quality among people. Some are worse than others, but we all have bad habits that can be helped. The complaints are endless, such as, phones ringing and being answered in the middle of a meeting or class, shouting in quiet places to be heard on the other end, or even driving and talking. Is there anything that can be done to help these undesirable habits, you know that we’re all guilty. Cell phones and their helpful functions have aided just about everyone to be more efficient, available, and provide quick response to peoples needs.

Let’s examine what we can do to improve our cell phone etiquette, and at the same time enhance our cell phone use. First off, why don’t we free up our hands? Bluetooth is an interesting device that allows the cell phone to be close by (within several feet) while allowing the cell phone user to communicate through a headset or earpiece. This way you don’t have to occupy one of your hands by holding a phone up to your ear. Usage of these cell phone accessories has exploded among the cell phone population. In fact, it’s been voted as a must have cell phone accessory for cell phone users on the go.

Have you ever been driving along and your cell phone is stuck in your pocket? Sometimes it’s not easy to answer the phone before it quits ringing. It happens to me all of the time. I miss the call, and then look to see who called, call them back or check my voicemail. Frankly, that’s just too much trouble. I purchased a cell phone case that hangs on my belt, so when I need to reach my phone it’s not hard to slip out of the cell phone case. It’s also very handy because it keeps the cell phone from getting scratched or dropped. In addition to keeping your cell phone from getting scratched, I have to say that I have become quite addicted to decorative cell phone faceplates. You can buy a faceplate for your favorite sports team, school, or any design that you may like. Last week, I bought my girlfriend a Diamond pink faceplate for her Motorola V3, and she loved it because it’s her favorite color.

To conclude, these are a few of many cell phone accessories that you can find to help you use your phone better and practice better etiquette for those in public. I highly recommend the accessories that I mentioned here for your safety and convenience. I can’t imagine not using these accessories, especially when driving.