Another example: GPS units. I have a handheld that cost less than my phone, runs 48+ hours continuously on a set of two AA batteries (that I can replace in ab

Another example: GPS units. I have a handheld that cost less than my phone, runs 48+ hours continuously on a set of two AA batteries (that I can replace in about 30 seconds) and it floats and operates in water and is physically indestructible, and its very sensitive in heavy foliage. I almost never use it anymore. The phone is a complete piece of junk in every comparison, but its usually with me and map upgrades don't cost $125, so ... Once in awhile I load it up for a big geocaching binge or when camping/hiking, that's about it.