There is a variety of other cell phone accessories that are somewhat technical in nature. Internal cell phone accessories include downloadable games to help you pass time when you are waiting for someone and downloadable ring tones these can be anything from traditional ring to William Tell Overture and traditional holiday songs. Cell phones are not just phones, they are mini computers with internet capability, organizers, calendars, note recorders, and to do lists. They also have number directories and record numbers of callers and names and numbers of calls that you missed so you can return calls later. Text keypads might be available for your phone. Antenna boosters increase signals and there are radiation shields that are supposed to reduce your exposure to radiation.

Other accessories that exist for cell phones are phone covers and face plates. Phone covers have two pieces one to cover front and one for back. Face plates just go over keypad and front of phone to add some decoration such as patriotic designs, animal prints.

One of cutest accessories is plush animal covers for cell phones. Not only are they cute but they actually are functional cell is placed in back of animal. The body of animal acts as a cushion in event phone is dropped.

Cellular phones and accessories that go with them can vary in price. They are all optional but some might be just plain fun. The thing to remember with cell phone accessories they are not necessarily interchangeable. Do your home work, learn all about your cell phone and learn how to operate it.

Follow that with a list of people and organizations affected by action. Be thorough in this consideration; it's all to easy to forget peripheral players. And very often peripheral players make a critical difference to our plans.

Now, is there a timeline or sequence of events that needs consideration before a decision can be made or implemented? Almost everything we do in large modern organizations is interconnected to other people and resources. And, what about contingencies? Does your proposal depend on something else happening?

Having thoroughly explored proposal and its implications, we now turn to costs and benefits, business case. What are tangible and intangible costs? In intangibles column, make at least a mental note of emotional costs that key stakeholders will pay. The same is generally true of benefits, or returns if we're talking about financial components. Remember important role emotions often play in decisions.

In summary, then, take a strategic approach to internal proposals, an approach that identifies issues, players, and consequences. This exercise allows you to be clear and concise because you have thought your way through proposal carefully, and you know key issues.

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