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For people who advocate getting rid of their smartphones, what about apps for: 1. Audiobooks & Music 2. Mobile Authenticators 3. Flash Card apps (anki) 4. P
by jammygit 8y ago
For people who advocate getting rid of their smartphones, what about apps for:
1. Audiobooks & Music
2. Mobile Authenticators
3. Flash Card apps (anki)
4. Podcasts
Is it also valuable to get rid of those things? Are they part of the problem, or would they be a casualty of the abstinence?
- Nasrudith 8y agoThe first and last are possible with a subset MP3 players - if just used for that purpose they are cheaper and more efficient. All but the second may be served by a sim-cardless smartphone/mini tablet. Putting aside if you should there are alternatives.
- geowwy 8y ago3 months smartphone free 1. Audiobooks & Music - I don’t really listen to music on the go but I’m considering an MP3 player 2. Mobile Authenticators - most password managers can handle OTPs 3. Flash Card apps (anki) - Using a Kindle for Mandarin and Bible Greek. It has language learning features that work okay, maybe a little better because there’s less temptation to quickly switch to another app. 4. Podcasts - Same as number 1