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It's life changing being notification-free (only email + text). I used to have my phone loaded to the brim with apps, now I use maybe 3 or 4 apps regularly tops
by EC1 11y ago
It's life changing being notification-free (only email + text). I used to have my phone loaded to the brim with apps, now I use maybe 3 or 4 apps regularly tops. Hell, I'm even debating going back to a super barebones flip phone.
- vevoo 11y agoI was in that debate too, at the end I chose to go with a two year windows phone...similar results :) , but still i can check the web if i need to.
- laumars 11y agoComments like this is when I suddenly feel old. :) I remember a life before the web, let alone smart phones and social networks. For me, buying my first Android phone (HTC G1 - the one with a slide out keyboard) is what changed my life. eg being able to solve an drunken pub debate in real time, or check train times, etc. It was really liberating....at the time. It's funny because the prospect of being away from home with a flat battery is terrifying to many - and if I'm honest, not too appealing to myself either. Yet I've literally spent half my life without a mobile phone (smart or otherwise) and managed just fine. It's funny how dependant we can become on technology.
- palakchokshi 11y agoI think you will love https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/get/id960699421?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/get/id960699421?mt=8
- scholia 11y agoAndroid version or equivalent?
- palakchokshi 11y agoin development right now, sorry :(
- scholia 11y agoOK, thanks ;-)