I have a sweet Bible program on my iPhone. I can do research keep notes, all kinds of stuff.vs.
What members of the boc should be doing, in our "free time:"
Priorities.Contrasts....
Priorities.Contrasts....
toldailytopic: The iPhone 5 will be introduced today, do you care?
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Priorities.Contrasts....
I just don't need a smart phone. If I spent more time away from home I might want one but I have computers at work and I have computers in my house. I do have a cell phone but it is pre pay all the way and I have been spending $30 every 90 days.
I don't exactly have a land line either. We have net talk live, which is some sort of internet phone. It costs $30/ year for unlimited calling in North America.
I don't exactly have a land line either. We have net talk live, which is some sort of internet phone. It costs $30/ year for unlimited calling in North America.
HisServant
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Yeah Ubergizmo, great source. :thumb: What, did your aunt make that website?
I guess only time will tell. If the iPhone 5 gets delayed because of HTC I will apologize to you. #imnotworried
I would have ignored this because I don't care, but you asked if I cared so I thought I should tell you.
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Yes, I do care, as I make a living dealing with wireless communications intellectual property matters.
Given the new phone's support of the LTE standard, it will immediately become the target of numerous patent issues that various holders of essential patents for the LTE standard will be closely examining. When they start to do that, I usually get a phone call for help in determining patent infringement issues.
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Bleaaahh, have an iPhone (4) from work.......what an INFERIOR piece of technology (allowing you to do ONLY what Steve Jobs [rest his soul] wanted you.) Android is SO VASTLY a better, more functional system.....AND the Samsung Galaxy III S is arguably the best smart phone in the history of mankind. 
(Yep, I'm a 'fan boy'. ) Just the nearly 100% accurate speech to text is worth the price of admission....something that Android have had for years. (Haven't actually TYPED anything yet since I just talk into it.)
(Yep, I'm a 'fan boy'. ) Just the nearly 100% accurate speech to text is worth the price of admission....something that Android have had for years. (Haven't actually TYPED anything yet since I just talk into it.)
This Charming Manc
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juts about enough to bother to say no
Dena
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Mine was like $20. I'm more fancy! Actually, it was the free phone I got with my $15 a month plan.
Choleric
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Do tell. What program is that? I have one that I am fairly happy with "Holy Bible" designed by Paul Avery.
Which do you use?
Layla
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I'm on pay as you go cause I was only gonna be in the states for 6 months so there was no point getting a contract.
I might get a samsung when I get back to England. I've found them pretty reliable in the past.
So... iPhone 5's are selling like hotcakes. Plenty of folks have them in their hot-little-hands. I haven't heard one word about any injunction from HTC (not even a peep).
Well that's just silly. Syrup will ruin the thing.
lain:Oh, if only I knew how to use one! Just think, you can post on TOL from your phone whilst you look at maps to try and figure out where you are!:dizzy::help:
I grew up using this:
We had one just like this. Lived kinda out in the sticks, I guess. You cranked it, and an operator came on and asked for the number, which you gave her. She took a jumper and connected your line to the one you wanted.
There was this little building uptown, where two operators did the connections. And yes, a party line. With several gabby neighbors. I can remember my Mom half-angry and half-laughing after she picked up the phone and heard the woman tell her friend:
"(sigh) I don't know what to talk about, next."
We had one just like this. Lived kinda out in the sticks, I guess. You cranked it, and an operator came on and asked for the number, which you gave her. She took a jumper and connected your line to the one you wanted.
There was this little building uptown, where two operators did the connections. And yes, a party line. With several gabby neighbors. I can remember my Mom half-angry and half-laughing after she picked up the phone and heard the woman tell her friend:
"(sigh) I don't know what to talk about, next."