Reply #30 posted 08/01/12 7:19am
Genesia |
CarrieMpls said:
Graycap23 said:
They are milking people into a coma. A phone is just a phone..........is just a phone.
Not when you almost never use it to actually make a call. Phones aren't phones anymore.
Since I got my iPhone, I hardly use my laptop anymore. It's a lot easier to check my web-based email accounts on the phone, because they're all in one place. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. |
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Reply #31 posted 08/01/12 10:24am
Graycap23 |
Genesia said:
CarrieMpls said:
Not when you almost never use it to actually make a call. Phones aren't phones anymore.
Since I got my iPhone, I hardly use my laptop anymore. It's a lot easier to check my web-based email accounts on the phone, because they're all in one place.
I'll bet that small screen is having a big impact on people's vision long lerm.
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Reply #32 posted 08/01/12 10:32am
NDRU |
Graycap23 said:
Genesia said:
Since I got my iPhone, I hardly use my laptop anymore. It's a lot easier to check my web-based email accounts on the phone, because they're all in one place.
I'll bet that small screen is having a big impact on people's vision long lerm.
hell, it's not that good in the short-term either!! |
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Reply #33 posted 08/01/12 10:33am
ufoclub |
Graycap23 said:
They are milking people into a coma. A phone is just a phone..........is just a phone.
Not true. A phone can be a daily planner that talks to you, a text chatting device, a video chat device, a movie making device in full HD, a voice memo, a GPS, a tracking device, a DJ mixing tool, a web browser, an email hub, and even a vibrator. |
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Reply #34 posted 08/01/12 10:42am
Graycap23 |
ufoclub said:
Graycap23 said:
They are milking people into a coma. A phone is just a phone..........is just a phone.
Not true. A phone can be a daily planner that talks to you, a text chatting device, a video chat device, a movie making device in full HD, a voice memo, a GPS, a tracking device, a DJ mixing tool, a web browser, an email hub, and even a vibrator.
Sure it can be those things.............computers and Ipad devices also do those things.
U don't NEED it on your phone. |
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Reply #35 posted 08/01/12 12:14pm
OnlyNDaUsa
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Graycap23 said:
ufoclub said:
Not true. A phone can be a daily planner that talks to you, a text chatting device, a video chat device, a movie making device in full HD, a voice memo, a GPS, a tracking device, a DJ mixing tool, a web browser, an email hub, and even a vibrator.
Sure it can be those things.............computers and Ipad devices also do those things.
U don't NEED it on your phone.
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Reply #36 posted 08/01/12 12:43pm
Graycap23 |
OnlyNDaUsa said:
Graycap23 said:
Sure it can be those things.............computers and Ipad devices also do those things.
U don't NEED it on your phone.
why have two things when one can do the work?
More power 2 the users. When folks go blind looking at that little screen it will be 2 late. |
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Reply #37 posted 08/01/12 12:45pm
OnlyNDaUsa
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Graycap23 said:
OnlyNDaUsa said:
why have two things when one can do the work?
More power 2 the users. When folks go blind looking at that little screen it will be 2 late.
that is something that is being worked on. Like a phone that folds out to be a tablet. "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Reply #38 posted 08/01/12 12:48pm
ufoclub |
Graycap23 said:
ufoclub said:
Not true. A phone can be a daily planner that talks to you, a text chatting device, a video chat device, a movie making device in full HD, a voice memo, a GPS, a tracking device, a DJ mixing tool, a web browser, an email hub, and even a vibrator.
Sure it can be those things.............computers and Ipad devices also do those things.
U don't NEED it on your phone.
It's a small device that can fit in your pocket, it's not a phone. [Edited 8/1/12 12:48pm] |
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Reply #39 posted 08/01/12 3:16pm
SoulAlive |
missfee said:
SoulAlive said:
I just got an iPhone last summer and I usually wait at least 2 years before upgrading.So,I'm gonna stick with the one I have for another year next summer,I will get the newest model.
Yes it was like pulling teeth to convince you to get the iPhone.
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Reply #40 posted 08/01/12 8:08pm
dreamfactory31 3 |
YES!
I have an iPhone 3GS and I am in need of the 5 the moment it drops! |
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Reply #41 posted 08/01/12 9:27pm
Reply #42 posted 08/02/12 12:20am
prodigalfan |
dreamfactory313 said:
YES!
I have an iPhone 3GS and I am in need of the 5 the moment it drops!
I may have to join the geeks and camp out at the mall for one of the first ones out of the gate. It is getting that bad. "Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack |
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Reply #43 posted 08/02/12 5:52am
Graycap23 |
OnlyNDaUsa said:
Graycap23 said:
More power 2 the users. When folks go blind looking at that little screen it will be 2 late.
that is something that is being worked on. Like a phone that folds out to be a tablet.
Lol............it's called a laptop and or a tablet. It already exist. |
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Reply #44 posted 08/02/12 6:03am
imago |
I love the pda and iPod functionality as well as the ability to play apps and surf the Internet.
My main beef is that I don't want all of that in a phone. I hate...I mean HATE to use to phone, and often associate it with work, so I don't want to mix other things with that.
That's one of the reasons I'm eagerly waiting to forthcoming iPod touch. It'll give me all of that without the phone, and I can just use the phone I have (which is still nice, but by Samsung). That way I seperate the phone functionality
So, I kind of see graycaps point of view. But, some folks don't mind receiving phone calls on a device they also use for pleasure...and some folks actually like talking on the phone...so I may just be an oddball here. |
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Reply #45 posted 08/02/12 6:11am
Graycap23 |
imago said:
I love the pda and iPod functionality as well as the ability to play apps and surf the Internet.
My main beef is that I don't want all of that in a phone. I hate...I mean HATE to use to phone, and often associate it with work, so I don't want to mix other things with that.
That's one of the reasons I'm eagerly waiting to forthcoming iPod touch. It'll give me all of that without the phone, and I can just use the phone I have (which is still nice, but by Samsung). That way I seperate the phone functionality
So, I kind of see graycaps point of view. But, some folks don't mind receiving phone calls on a device they also use for pleasure...and some folks actually like talking on the phone...so I may just be an oddball here.
I must be crazy...............I actually only use my phone...............as a phone.
Ocassionally I will look something up on the web or text but that is about it. |
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Reply #46 posted 08/02/12 6:24am
imago |
Graycap23 said:
imago said:
I love the pda and iPod functionality as well as the ability to play apps and surf the Internet.
My main beef is that I don't want all of that in a phone. I hate...I mean HATE to use to phone, and often associate it with work, so I don't want to mix other things with that.
That's one of the reasons I'm eagerly waiting to forthcoming iPod touch. It'll give me all of that without the phone, and I can just use the phone I have (which is still nice, but by Samsung). That way I seperate the phone functionality
So, I kind of see graycaps point of view. But, some folks don't mind receiving phone calls on a device they also use for pleasure...and some folks actually like talking on the phone...so I may just be an oddball here.
I must be crazy...............I actually only use my phone...............as a phone.
Ocassionally I will look something up on the web or text but that is about it.
In the states I used it as a phone, GPS navigator, and to look up movie showtimes.
Here in Thailand, I use it strictly as a phone, and my Nook for most else.
But, I do think I'll get an iPod touch for my PDA needs, avoiding using an Iphone. I just don't want to mix all the cool features with talking. So, no... I don't think you're crazy.
Wait...wait... I mean, no, I don't think you're crazy for that. |
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Reply #47 posted 08/02/12 8:36am
OnlyNDaUsa
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Graycap23 said:
OnlyNDaUsa said:
that is something that is being worked on. Like a phone that folds out to be a tablet.
Lol............it's called a laptop and or a tablet. It already exist.
you did not understand what I said: I mean a device about the size of a smart phone that can be opened to the size of a tablet as needed. "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Reply #48 posted 08/02/12 8:53am
OnlyNDaUsa
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Also things like limited data plans should not be long for the earth. At some point it will all be unlimited and access points will be developed to the point where access should be very wide spread and at no extra cost to the device user.
Home Internet will also start to be shared more and more--now many neigh. Even wifi will become shared. That is you may have a device in your home but it will not be locked like it is now. *this is not well supported by the typical home wifi routers at this point*
With the release of the analog tv signals those are said to be being reclaimed by the FCC to use in high speed data transfers. Even if it is mostly 1 way it will help with the overall speed of data transfers.
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Reply #49 posted 08/02/12 10:00am
NDRU |
Graycap23 said:
imago said:
I love the pda and iPod functionality as well as the ability to play apps and surf the Internet.
My main beef is that I don't want all of that in a phone. I hate...I mean HATE to use to phone, and often associate it with work, so I don't want to mix other things with that.
That's one of the reasons I'm eagerly waiting to forthcoming iPod touch. It'll give me all of that without the phone, and I can just use the phone I have (which is still nice, but by Samsung). That way I seperate the phone functionality
So, I kind of see graycaps point of view. But, some folks don't mind receiving phone calls on a device they also use for pleasure...and some folks actually like talking on the phone...so I may just be an oddball here.
I must be crazy...............I actually only use my phone...............as a phone.
Ocassionally I will look something up on the web or text but that is about it.
That's a good enough reason to have the option.
I am not one to be sitting looking at my phone all day long, but there are times when having the option to look something up on the run is pretty convenient. |
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Reply #50 posted 08/02/12 10:24am
OnlyNDaUsa
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NDRU said:
Graycap23 said:
I must be crazy...............I actually only use my phone...............as a phone.
Ocassionally I will look something up on the web or text but that is about it.
That's a good enough reason to have the option.
I am not one to be sitting looking at my phone all day long, but there are times when having the option to look something up on the run is pretty convenient.
it is great to have that option. Get in an argument! BAM! want to check the score! Bingo! Want to look up who was in some movie... boo-ya! but then again you can always self pwn!
it is funny when 5 adults are all looking up the same thing at the same time! or when you are talking about a funny video... now you can show them!
and the gps or ability to look up numbers... "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Reply #51 posted 08/02/12 10:37am
Graycap23 |
NDRU said:
Graycap23 said:
I must be crazy...............I actually only use my phone...............as a phone.
Ocassionally I will look something up on the web or text but that is about it.
That's a good enough reason to have the option.
I am not one to be sitting looking at my phone all day long, but there are times when having the option to look something up on the run is pretty convenient.
I understand. It just seems like some folks go 2 far like the genuis that ran off a cliff in his truck while texting.
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Reply #52 posted 08/02/12 11:45am
NDRU |
Graycap23 said:
NDRU said:
That's a good enough reason to have the option.
I am not one to be sitting looking at my phone all day long, but there are times when having the option to look something up on the run is pretty convenient.
I understand. It just seems like some folks go 2 far like the genuis that ran off a cliff in his truck while texting.
LOL yes, it's disturbing to see people walk out in the middle of the street, completely oblivious to the fact that they are about to be run over |
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Reply #53 posted 08/02/12 11:49am
Graycap23 |
NDRU said:
Graycap23 said:
I understand. It just seems like some folks go 2 far like the genuis that ran off a cliff in his truck while texting.
LOL yes, it's disturbing to see people walk out in the middle of the street, completely oblivious to the fact that they are about to be run over
I actually save a student from walking right into oncoming tracffic a few months ago. Head down and cars moving at 35 mph. |
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Reply #54 posted 08/02/12 11:54am
OnlyNDaUsa
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Graycap23 said:
NDRU said:
LOL yes, it's disturbing to see people walk out in the middle of the street, completely oblivious to the fact that they are about to be run over
I actually save a student from walking right into oncoming tracffic a few months ago. Head down and cars moving at 35 mph.
where I live there have been what seems like a rash of people driving the wrong way down the freeways. I wounder if their GPSs are telling them "Turn Left now" and they are but really should be turing left in 200 feet! (so they do not cross the over/under pass and turn too soon going the wrong way) "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Reply #55 posted 08/02/12 12:01pm
sexton |
NDRU said:
Graycap23 said:
I understand. It just seems like some folks go 2 far like the genuis that ran off a cliff in his truck while texting.
LOL yes, it's disturbing to see people walk out in the middle of the street, completely oblivious to the fact that they are about to be run over
It's an epidemic: Reports of injuries to di...rch shows
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Reply #56 posted 08/02/12 12:55pm
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I don't need instant gratification, which is what all of these phones are about today (and their apps). There are things that are best discovered without being told what to think about it by some online critic, and anticipation for some things can be a beautiful and fun experience, and I think that self-discovery of whatever it is that is being critiqued and anticipation can bring about a greater appreciation for whatever it is. It seems more and more we live in a "throw away" society, get something, decide you don't like it, get rid of it and get something else. No one appreciates things anymore. I don't know, maybe I'm just old-fashioned. |
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Reply #57 posted 08/02/12 1:17pm
OnlyNDaUsa
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i got my first iphone 3g for $30 from a fiend that got a 4... then i got a 3gs when then were $50 (but I had a $30 Att gift card so it was $20 less than the cost of a charger and the wire)
i never even though about getting one until the friend mentioned it. I said oh can i have the old one...she said $30... i said ok! "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Reply #58 posted 08/02/12 10:11pm
ufoclub |
Graycap23 said:
NDRU said:
That's a good enough reason to have the option.
I am not one to be sitting looking at my phone all day long, but there are times when having the option to look something up on the run is pretty convenient.
I understand. It just seems like some folks go 2 far like the genuis that ran off a cliff in his truck while texting.
That's why it's going to be good when they go ahead and just implant it in you... the ibrain. |
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Reply #59 posted 08/03/12 3:47am
thekidsgirl |
Graycap23 said:
imago said:
I love the pda and iPod functionality as well as the ability to play apps and surf the Internet.
My main beef is that I don't want all of that in a phone. I hate...I mean HATE to use to phone, and often associate it with work, so I don't want to mix other things with that.
That's one of the reasons I'm eagerly waiting to forthcoming iPod touch. It'll give me all of that without the phone, and I can just use the phone I have (which is still nice, but by Samsung). That way I seperate the phone functionality
So, I kind of see graycaps point of view. But, some folks don't mind receiving phone calls on a device they also use for pleasure...and some folks actually like talking on the phone...so I may just be an oddball here.
I must be crazy...............I actually only use my phone...............as a phone.
Ocassionally I will look something up on the web or text but that is about it.
I use mine primarily as a phone too, but I do text quite a bit
It's funny that many people I know use their phones for web, social networking, camera, etc. so much that when there is an emergency and an actual need for the phone, the battery is almost always dead or dying. If you will, so will I |
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