So, here's an interesting article. This page is cell phone relevant. Enjoy and don't forget to put on your Members Only jacket before reading... Let's hear it for big honkin' phones!
Hey good read-i remeber that motorola cell phone- a. Really old friend of miine, Logan, use to have one!! He was the "rich" kid in our group of friends!! LOL
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Wow. 1983 was the year I graduated high school. I remember reading about phones like this one and though it was the coolest thing ever invented. Anything phone related was cool to a teenage girl. LOL
I find it rather amusing that the article mentions the idea that the cellphone will eventually become electro-organic, something I'd never read or heard about before, but had hypothesized a couple of years ago.
Imagine syncing with your body and checking your personal 'download' schedule. This might be possible, as long as you don't go to Mexico and drink the agua.
I do occasionally see an old StarTac in a pawn shop or thrift store. Quite an evolution.
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Current BlackBerrys are absolutely cellphones. They just have extended
capabilities. Personally, I think this is the perfect place for this thread.
Yes, they most definitely are. But, so many consider the "phone" part (of any smart phone) secondary, and seem to be most concerned with texting, emailing, picture taking, movie watching, internet browsing, GPS, and everything else other than phoning. Heck, if you can't videotape your cousin's wedding with it, what's it good for? Oh yeah...talking.
I do occasionally see an old StarTac in a pawn shop or thrift store. Quite an evolution.
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Haha I see them all the time there are still two being used in my family. On is finally seeing the end of its days though .... Antenna broken off body plates taped on but its still kicking!
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I have seen one that was still in use, but I'm glad to be the recipient of a downline device. Besides, could you even imagine trying to send a text message from something that big?
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