Have to Replace Phone?

Okay. I was trying to connect my phone via USB cable because I wanted to synch my phone with my computer and also to take the photos I took with its camera so I could upload them to Facebook. But to my surprise, this notice popped up at the bottom right corner of the desktop:

It says "USB Device Not Recognized." This is not the first time I encountered this problem, but with this phone, it is the first time this happened. So, as the balloon suggested, I clicked it, and this appeared:

As recommended, I unplugged my phone from my computer, then reconnected it. But the same thing happened. Well, according to this dialog box, "If Windows still does not recognize it, replace the device." Does that mean I have to replace my phone? :) How I wish it's that simple! Haha!

DECT Phones

Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) phones are great inside homes. Aside from their being stylish, they are, more importantly, pretty useful.

Gone are the days when you get stuck in one corner of your house while making phone calls. In this age, communication technology has made a big leap forward. A DECT phone is a proof of this.

With a DECT phone, you can make and answer calls from virtually anywhere inside your house. Not only that. As a matter of fact, you can add more handsets to serve as extensions of your line... of course without the physical cables. You can have one inside your room, the living room, hallway, in each level of your house, etc. Another great thing about a DECT phone is that it can be used as intercom along with other handsets, minus the wire. People inside the house can communicate with each other using the handsets in much the same way as intercoms work, but in a more efficient and, not to say, stylish way.

Well, enough has been said about how useful a DECT phone is inside a home. It is needless to say how even more useful it would be inside offices!