You see it at every graduation, at every parade, at every concert: People waving camera phones in the air to grab pictures of treasured (or unexpected) moments. As camera phones improve and more people begin to carry them, they’re becoming the camera of choice for casual occasions. Picking the right camera phone can help ensure that your pictures become treasured memories, not forgotten novelties.

When buying a camera phone, there are two big things to consider: photo quality and flexibility in getting your images off the phone. New, higher-end camera phones take pictures that are good enough to print. They can’t compete with dedicated cameras in terms of quality, but they’ll work fine for snapshots. The best of them also make transferring those photos to your PC a snap.

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