In fairness, I am a tech junkie and the only reason I am not lavishly overspending on all things mobile and cellular and 4g whatever is the nature of my working environment which is such that I leave the house only to go to the grocery store or library or gym or park or do stuff that specifically doesn't require GPS, Internet or video games.

If I were a road warrior these days i'd probably be loaded up some kind of satellite driven something that would let me watch TV shows in Tokyo while I sent twitters to my facebook to program my refrigerator to tell the stove to cook dinner. ( I am just pretty sure it wouldnt be made by Apple as I am still convinced buying Apple contributes to Scientology <bg> )


>>>>My iPhone has a GPS.
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>>>>Ok now your turn :-D
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>>>My Windows phone (Motorola Q9H) has a GPS. Google maps works great.
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>>My 6 year old LG flip phone ( which right now looks like a Motorola B&W TV with bunny ears ) will make and receive telephone calls. I think it does other stuff too but I'm not sure what all the buttons are for.
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>Yep.
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>I'd like to see a cell phone that makes a good, reliable, clear phone call. I'd jump on one if there was such a thing.
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>Until then, I put up with having one. I like having my Outlook on the phone. I like the GPS and the mapping. It is nice to be able to test my windows mobile apps on it. Other than that, it's a nusance.
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>When I need to make a reliable call, I have a habit of using my 2 meter radio and using a phone patch from a local repeater. Reliable. clear. No drops just because.
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>I wish I could talk my wife into us getting a business band license so we can use radio for our business communications.