Do You Own A SmartPhone?

With all the talk over the past few weeks about cellphone porn, i was curious to know how many of you folks actually owned a so-called 'smartphone' like a BlackBerry, Samsung Behold, IPhone, etc, etc?

Regards,

Lee

Iphone

jim

I just can't be bothered with smartphones.

I think that it just gives people too much access to me - and I need to turn off my life once in a while and have set things up to support that.

Like we need anymore excuses to work. We need to find ways not to work!

I'm a Mac

Got my iPhone in June 2007.

Oh that means my contract is about to expire.

You should have heard AT+T cry 2 weeks ago before I left for Europe when I told them that I just might not renew!

An unlocked iPhone in Europe is $900. SIM cards are pretty much country-by-country.

No. Call me old fashioned, but a phone is for making phone calls and that's all what I need it for. Got a camera for taking photos, a computer or notebook for the internet and work and while I'm out and about I usually don't have the time to entertain myself with such a device.

Take a trip by car sometime, and use a SmartPhone for GPS. I sold my notebook after the second such adventure.

i used to run my hosting business from a whole series of smart phones before they were really popular (yeah they were bricks, but they worked)...but since getting out of that game I only have a simple mobile phone and my life is that much happier :high:

I have an iPhone, but I did not connect it to AT&T. Instead, I use Skype. Sure it does not work everywhere, but just about anywhere these days has someplace nearby with free wifi, so I can make any calls, check messages, email, etc.

I would NEVER pay for a cell phone, seems like a total waste of money to me. So, a smart phone with Skype was a great solution for someone like me who does not like to talk on the phone, but likes having a number where people can call and leave messages, then I can decide who to call back and when.

I guess you can put me in with the others who are more old school when it comes to this topic. I am fascinated with new gadgets and features, but find that I really only use the most basic features of most devices when it comes down to actual practice.

I was raised and educated without technology and it takes some getting used to not writing on the calendar on my desk, or jotting reminder notes on a real physical notepad.

I also tend to feel that all this need to be multi tasking constantly is a bit over rated.

The younger folks, though do seem to take to these devices more intuitively, and I have no problem with them being happy.

It just seems a bit busy to me.

Smart Phone here! Kind of necessary in the hosting industry! :)