But, oh, the squinting at those tiny screens. And worse, waiting for the little pages to load at a thumb-twiddling speed.
Here's the Web-centric Sony Ericsson K660i to the rescue. For one, the phone lets you view webpages in landscape mode, as well as zoom into each page to better read the content.
A Bookmark function lets you save shortcuts of the sites that you often go to. So, surfing is that much faster.
For those who can't tell Bukit Timah from Changi, the phone's Google Maps function features interactive maps that help you find your way around.
Specs-wise, this darling also comes with an FM tuner, music and video player and a 2 megapixel camera.
Snag it at all authorised dealers at $398 (with two-year plan).
This article was first published in Digital Life, The Straits Times on Apr 1, 2008.
