Home Phones - Stay In Contact by:Dennis Jaylon

Home phones have been a part of the people's life for a long time

. They are simply of great convenience to us and have brought a lot of ease to day to day communication. Land lines were the prototypes of telephones which led to the revolutionary breakthrough of telecommunications. After land lines, there has been a range of several hybrids of telephones. These days, they come in all shapes and sizes. Different colours and styles of phones have flooded the market. Now, it is not just a mere telephone for the purpose of communicating but it is a way you express yourself.

In some countries, a home phone is still considered the main phone line for a house or business, and people may exchange multiple phone numbers with each other to facilitate communication. People who experience patchy mobile service may tell people to call back "on a land line" to continue a conversation.

One of the most obvious benefits to a home phone is almost guaranteed service fidelity. While cell phone service has improved drastically in recent years, reception nonetheless remains spotty in some areas, including some people's homes. Moreover, cell phone coverage is sometimes intermittent; so that a house that one day has perfect cell phone reception may the next not get service at all. On a day-to-day level, this may occur infrequently enough that it isn't a huge deal, but when an important business call needs to be made, or a call drops out in the middle of a heart-to-heart with a long-lost friend, you might find yourself wishing for the stability of a home phone.

Battery life is another factor in considering retaining a home phone, even after getting a cell phone. While battery life is getting better on cell phones, it is still quite finite on most when actively talking. For normal conversations, this can be fine, but for wanting to sit around talking to a best friend all night and into the early morning, having the phone drop out from a dead battery can be unacceptable. While many people use cordless phones with their home phone, they tend to have better battery life anyway, and a home phone always offers the option of using a corded phone.

About the author

Dennis Jaylon is a renowned business writer who has years of experience in writing technical reviews, product descriptions and product feature analysis of technical gizmos like Home phone. He has won appreciation especially for enlightening people about the latest communication gizmos home phones.

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