I Think I'm Stupid Not To Like A "smartphone" Read More: Under Creative Commons License: Attribution No Derivatives

Smartphone owners clearly agree with the belief that everything is now more urgent than it used to be (how is that possible?) Are the sort of people who want devices that provide connectivity you can work anywhere. The problem is we do not really want to work anywhere.


Gone is a cheeky look at the possibility of the customer in the eye and said that the letter never arrived, or fax has been altered. The technology now tell them that you opened an e-mail, and one forgot or do not bother to.

I am by no means a technophobe, and my job requires even advises clients on the use of social media. Despite my current inclination is to go to a store telecommunications and ask "do you have any phones that do not do much?".

Personally, I love apples and blackberries, it's just my favorite applications, cakes and cream or ice cream.

Never mind that research shows that even the most infatuated smartphone owner spends only a handful of the thousands of programs created by designers goatee-stroking. Yet, sometimes, obsession distorts reality; last year, a man tried to rob a restaurant in Connecticut wielding an iPhone, it was claimed a gun. He realized when staff responded to the "kitchen knives" low-tech ca.

A speaker I heard recently said that children today seem a clock is flawed because it is a "functional unit" (false, mine also told me the date). They forget that many watches can also show how much money and little taste of their owners.

My phone - I think that the Smithsonian has an eye on - has no camera and can not tell me if it rains. I'm not football, because I'd rather keep my garbage teams. Anyway, if I am not enough to drive home - and I'm not swinging the handset criminal.

Most applications seem to be aimed at the youth market. Why not direct more than 50 years.? I can buy a phone with a hair trimmer, ear and nose. And interestingly, I discovered a wonderful alternative to watching movies on a phone - or even a laptop screen. This is known as a TV and is often accompanied by a chair more comfortable.

I do not like people who send e-mails, thinking I would be impressed that they were "sent from my iPhone." I would respond by saying "been in my Armani suit, when he was sitting in my Lexus. "

And while we're on iPhones, I would say that I do not care much for the iPod - or rather, their owners do not understand. Why use an iPod when you're running? Do not people want to hear the birds singing? Or the screeching of tires just before it rocketed to a high risk? Can we really choose a hotel because the rooms are "iPod ready" or buy a car for its "iPod connectivity?" No matter how many air bags, I can listen to Coldplay?

I do not have a clear break on FOLLOWS, unless they are also increasingly popular - and yet, I doubt I'll buy one day. I do not think I could ever completely give up paper books and magazines - at least not before the world surrenders to produce them. Problem with the Kindle is that you can never be used to correct the wobbly table. Or kill the mozzie.

And 'reasonable to assume that many of the people who own a smartphone, to play their iPods too loudly, and keep the card in paperback, but it is cool to tweet. In principle, I like Twitter, because if used correctly, is a very powerful business tool. I hate people who Tweet stories as "just had a pizza. Yummy!" or "bunions really bad today."

21 century technology has created a race of people who love him dearly. Narcissus would gaze into a pool of self-worship, dreaming of his followers today to reflect on the screen. Then, convinced that the world shares their passion, they start tweeting, or invite their friends.

Now the world seems full of people, in person, seems to be balanced, funny and humble, but unfathomable egocentric front of a keyboard.

Hook .... it's me. I think I'm in love.