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I use my iPhone primarily as a phone. You know, when I want to still be able to communicate with other people while I'm away from my computer. Do you really w
by mdolon 18y ago
I use my iPhone primarily as a phone. You know, when I want to still be able to communicate with other people while I'm away from my computer. Do you really want to be that attached and dependent on computers?
Looks like society is really turning in the direction of science fiction novels.
- netcan 18y agoThat there is the point. A phone is something you have anyway. Everyone has one. You get it on a monthly plan. You use it to communicate. Even if an Eee does all your computing, you'd still have a phone in your pocket. If your phone does all your computing, the Eee stays home. If your Eee does all your computing, the phone still comes. Unless, your Eee starts making calls, it's a extra. People were carrying around big uncomfortable phones @ ridiculous call prices. Once they got one, it went everywhere. Laptops, even 1kg ones, are a sometimes food