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The iPhone; Success or Failure?

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nokia, sony ericsson, and motorola are still the best phone brands in the market. they sell sturdy phones. iphones are extra vulnerable, imo. just like those ipods.
Why does everyone need to be attached to a device all day? I have been around people recently who let their kids stay glued to some gaming device while out in public, so you try to greet them and they are just not there.

I was actually at a lunch recently where the person sitting across from me at the table kept staring at me. So, I decided that it must be my hair - I did a particularly good job of cutting my bangs this time. And I do have a bit of sun so my skin looks really beautiful now. But no. He was looking at the TV which had a golf game on it (about 40 feet behind me).
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Most people can't fully concentrate on two things at the same time. Sure, they could handle both driving and holding a phone on their hand and come home safe day after day, but chances are that at some point or another they will face a situation where full concentration behind the wheel will not allow their reflexes to respond quick enough to prevent an accident.[/QUOTE]

I watched an episode of Mythbusters a while back where they tested whether or not talking on a cell phone and driving impairs you as much as drunk driving. It was done on an obstacle course, and yep...they failed the tests both drunk and on the phone.
I saw that!


As far as the iPhone goes, I really don't care. I don't need a phone for anything other than calls. If I need to use the internet, I can do it at home. If I NEED to watch something, I can do it at home. If I NEED to listen to music while I'm out, that's what a portable CD player is for.

I think I have the most bare-bones cell-phone there is. It doesn't even have a colored screen...
"The tri-tone is the Devil's interval, and he demands resolution." - Richard Lloyd
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Most people can't fully concentrate on two things at the same time. Sure, they could handle both driving and holding a phone on their hand and come home safe day after day, but chances are that at some point or another they will face a situation where full concentration behind the wheel will not allow their reflexes to respond quick enough to prevent an accident.[/QUOTE]

I watched an episode of Mythbusters a while back where they tested whether or not talking on a cell phone and driving impairs you as much as drunk driving. It was done on an obstacle course, and yep...they failed the tests both drunk and on the phone.[/QUOTE]

Sam Kinison always said that driving sober wasn't enough of a challenge for him. Ironically he was killed by a drunk driver.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ksu wrote: [/QUOTENAME]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xXNoB3t8vM

Haha.[/QUOTE]

A hair dryer? A cheese grater?? I totally want one now! ;-)