Cell phones are adding so many features these days that its hard to keep up with all of them.

There are built-in cameras, voice recorders, mp3 players, daily organizers, Internet access and a myriad of new services offered every day. It's enough to boggle the mind, which is why most people don't bother to use many of the features on their phones.

And it's not surprising that many people skip the owner's manual, which can be long, boring and confusing.

Cellphonist.com helps the cell-phone impaired learn how to use all the features and services available to them.

"Phones can be frustrating to use, and as new phones come out with even more features, it's hard for people to keep up," Brian Hendry, founder of Cellphonist Inc., said in a prepared statement. "There are also many exciting services becoming available on your cell phone, like mobile banking, direct-to-phone store discount coupons and transit ticket payment, but finding out how to actually do these things is more than half the battle.

"We want to make it easier for users to take advantage of these great features; we want to show them how to make their phones work for them," he said.

The Web site provides videos on how to use features and services available on phones by Motorola, Nokia, LG, Samsung and others with AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

The videos cover basics as well as information for the advanced users. Aside from the videos, news and tips are also provided.

Cellphonist.com is free and easy to use. According to the site, you can get what you want in three steps with no hassle.

"We speak in plain English. We avoid technical jargon," the site promises.

No sign-up is necessarily, and users don't have to provide their phone numbers. And as new phones come to the market, more informational videos are added to the sight.

So, if you can't figure out your new phone, or you want to try something on your existing phone that you've never had the courage or time to figure out, Cellphonist.com just may be a good call for you.