Re: OT: cell phones

I will look into my options, at present it is not enabled, but the hands free option is nice when traveling. 
Cathy, west central IL, z5b

On Feb 24, 2009, at 12:17 PM, Jesse Bell wrote:
But Cathy, you can disable the bluetooth if you are not using it. Mine has 
that capability, but I don't want or use it so I disable it. There are
several things you can do that will save your battery life...one of them is to limit the amount of light your phone uses...like when you open it, the light pops on. You can shorten that light time. My husband didn't know that, and his phone light was on all the time and he was having to charge his phone every day. I showed him how to change that and he doesn't have 
that problem anymore.



On 2/24/09, Catharine Carpenter <cathycrc@comcast.net> wrote:
That works fine, as long as you don't have a home in a "dead zone" as we do, and DH must have connectivity for his job. I have two daughters who function with cell only, but as for me, the cell is for traveling and any 
time I am away from home base. And my latest pet peeve... bluetooth
connectivity which, when you have it, drains a cell phone battery at light 
speed... even if you do not actively use it.
Cathy, west central IL, z5b

On Feb 24, 2009, at 10:34 AM, Jesse Bell wrote:
My husband and I are getting ready to do the same thing. We will no longer
have a "land line" because there is no sense in having it when we carry 
our
cell phones with us everywhere, and the added expense in this economy just doesn't make any sense. And things like the "Kindel" on Amazon.com will become more common. It's basically an electronic book. You order the 
book,
it's sent to your Kindel and you read it on this device. The world is 
beginning to go paperless and more electronic.  I don't buy albums
anymore...I just order the album on i-Tunes and download it to my i-Pod. The next thing will be an increase in vision problems at a younger age because people stare at computer monitors all the time. I try to keep up with modern technology so it doesn't zoom past me and leave me helpless. 
My
parents can't function well in this techno world of ours.



On 2/24/09, holmesbm@usit.net <holmesbm@usit.net> wrote:
I think this is a technology that is just going to continue to grow. My daughter and son-in-law and their cousins and friends use them as their main phones. Many don't even have land lines. I feel the same way 
about
newspapers...I love them but many studies that I have read say that most 
will be gone in the next 10-15 years.




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