Personal computing discussed
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TurtlePerson2 wrote:I think that some people have this idea that we will one day carry only one device in our pockets and it will do everything. I don't think that will happen anytime soon.
BoBzeBuilder wrote:TurtlePerson2 wrote:I think that some people have this idea that we will one day carry only one device in our pockets and it will do everything. I don't think that will happen anytime soon.
I thought that's the iPhone.
Voldenuit wrote:BoBzeBuilder wrote:TurtlePerson2 wrote:I think that some people have this idea that we will one day carry only one device in our pockets and it will do everything. I don't think that will happen anytime soon.
I thought that's the iPhone.
No, since it only does one thing at a time.
roont wrote:I seem to have little girl arms (or wrists anyways) and any wrist watch i wear is way too big and ends up dangling.
ModernPrimitive wrote:That's a cool setup Jigar. After losing my Aliph Jawbone 1 week after paying $129 for it I kinda soured at the Bluetooth thing for awhile lol. If I used Bluetooth that would be thing thing to try since my current phone is the HTC TP2 with a cooked 6.5.3 ROM.... that and i use a softcase with no buttons exposed.
I bought a gimmick watch a couple of years ago. It was cheap Timex Expedition that met an early grave. Damaged on an ATV ride. I think I'll shop for another soon.
You mean iPhones don't communicate telapathically with their owner ?
JJCDAD wrote:I've got a bit of a watch obsession.
lordT wrote:I wear watches to special occasions as a status symbol. Else, my trusty mobile phone is all I need.
Buzzard44 wrote:I wear my timex ironman 24/7, shower and sleep included. I love being able to know the time within a split second of wondering what time it is. The thing is practically indestructible, the battery only dies every 3 years or so, and I can take it in the water.
TurtlePerson2 wrote:I must just be unlucky. The light in my Timex Ironman died after six months or so. Now I can't use the watch in a dark room. It was just a reminder to me to never again spend more than $15 on a watch.
TurtlePerson2 wrote:I must just be unlucky. The light in my Timex Ironman died after six months or so. Now I can't use the watch in a dark room. It was just a reminder to me to never again spend more than $15 on a watch.