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hahahaha..... no that case is done with..... now I`m arguing that my driving was not impaired by the amount of alcohol and vicodin in my system =/

if There`s an IPhone App for GC... i`ll buy it then get a paid.....

Droid... nuff said.

iPhone bite as phones. My company has only issued 4 in the last 6 months. 3 people are begging for the Blackberry curves back. The other 3 love the iPhone.

The people who miss the curve do a minimum 1000 minutes a month each on the phone and average only 400 mb of data. The iPhone lovers average only 250 minutes, but chew up over 3 gb of data a month.

So if you use the phone a lot, stick with the Blackberry or the iPhone will just drive you nuts.

I would also go to an Apple store and play with an iPhone for at least 20 minutes. Some people just can`t handle the touch screen.

If you like piena coladas, and getting caught in the rain. Im not much into yoga, if you have half a brain.

When I waas younger I was in diapers . :P

when i was younger i enjoyed reading a good book and could for hours, now it seems the physical act of reading makes me want to sleep

I`m mid 20`s, worked in the computer industry, enjoy gaming on computers, ect...

I still spend time to grab a book, sit on a lawn chair and relax. I honestly think it`s less of a generation thing , and more of a people are too tied up in things with batteries.

Books > computers, sunlight > lamps, Nice beach breeze > ceiling fan.

Flashy, I am right there with you. Even for textbooks, I ordered an ebook for school one time and hated it. And even more so for leisure reading, I like to have a hard copy book with pages I can turn etc.... nothing electronic will ever take the place of a true book for me. Plus the book never runs out of batteries and you can read them in places you can`t read an electronic device, such as courtrooms and so forth.

I had the choice of buying an e-book for $20 or a used textbook for $60 (Brand new = $220). I bought the used textbook.

I can`t stand reading on computers. I still read newspapers and books and prefer flyers over internet ads. That`s just me. Seems the rest of the up-and-coming generation would prefer the new stuff.

If you ask me, they`re all quite crazy.

As for phones, go with droid. Get one with at least a dual core 800MHz processor and you`re good to go. My girlfriend loves her new droid phone (it`s one of the cheap ones with 800MHz processors) and I`ve gotten to play around with it a bit. Feels a bit more natural to say what you wanna say in a text rather than mess around with the touchscreen keyboard. A lot of free time-wasting games to play while waiting at an airport or something as well. Fast browser and has great service area (through Verizon).

I`m still using the enV2. Reliable phone but not as "smart" as others. After 4 years it`s finally starting to fall apart (front keyboard`s dead, keys not responding, etc.) but definitely a tank of a phone.

i`d say get a tablet and a phone. a cheaper phone, and the tablet to handle the browsing/email/research etc

(Cell phone years)

Wil that phone suits you Flashy. Its as old as you are (in phone years.) :P

Motorola Brick sells for 100 on ebay, buy it while it lasts.

No just the one color from the factory, but I painted mine a custom cherry red using some model paint from the hobby shop, came out pretty sweet.

Htc sensation