Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

Wheezy_2

silvercar wrote: »

First question is if you have fat fingers?

And if you do, I advise you to get this Nokia model

LydiaJ

I have a smartphone (Wildfire) but I use it for texts, calls, calendar, contacts, camera, torch, satnav, and a few other apps, but not email.

I've never used a Blackberry, but IMO the iPhone is better engineered and more hassle-free than the Wildfire, but no good for me because of specific features - I need timed silent, otherwise I put my phone on silent for work, and forget to unmute it again afterwards. Then I put it down and can't find it. Not only do I then not have a phone, but I don't have any keys either, since my keys are attached to my phone, so I can ring them up and hear where they are (providing I haven't left the phone on silent) when I have put the keys down and can't remember where.

Welcome Graham. Enjoy the NPT.

sss555s

Any android will via pushing to G-mail.

That's a good price including a fone Percy, bet it's with T-mobile?

I didn't change my fone when my contract expired and they offered me 500 mins, 250 texts n net for £6 PM which is good but I had almost used all the minutes in the first couple of days this last month so I may have to have a rethink.

lostinrates

chewmylegoff wrote: »

work blackberries just make you "on-call" the whole time, even when you're on holiday and are drunk, and are hateful things as a result.

i tried not to have one, and managed for ages to resist, but then one day my secretary just dumped one on my desk. thanks a million.

Dh now has two......and, btw, is keeping two, along with an apology and new offer from His office for next year. You can't leep a good man down. I am so proud of dh. Apart from that spell before christmas he has been amazingly calm and steadfast, knowing he was in the right and not prepared to play dirty to prove it. I have fallen a lottle bit more in love with him.

sss555s

vivatifosi wrote: »

Speaking of birds and addictions, I counted 376 in lir's avatar.

You will have to stay off work for a bit longer in that case viva :eek:

lostinrates

Wheezy wrote: »

And if you do, I advise you to get this Nokia model

I want a big phone. I have a tiny phone now, and it s evening bag sized...but i so rarely go out and when i do i go with dh, his ohone and the two blackberries ...why would i need a phone? I can never find it in my handbag and keep forgetting it.

Doozergirl

lostinrates wrote: »

I have fallen a lottle bit more in love with him.

Was that an intentional typo this time? It's sweet!

Doozergirl

Wheezy wrote: »

And if you do, I advise you to get this Nokia model

It's like Trigger Happy TV.

HELLO!

lostinrates

Doozergirl wrote: »

Was that an intentional typo this time? It's sweet!

No, unintentional!

silvercar

LydiaJ wrote: »

I have a smartphone (Wildfire) but I use it for texts, calls, calendar, contacts, camera, torch, satnav, and a few other apps, but not email.

I've never used a Blackberry, but IMO the iPhone is better engineered and more hassle-free than the Wildfire, but no good for me because of specific features - I need timed silent, otherwise I put my phone on silent for work, and forget to unmute it again afterwards. Then I put it down and can't find it. Not only do I then not have a phone, but I don't have any keys either, since my keys are attached to my phone, so I can ring them up and hear where they are (providing I haven't left the phone on silent) when I have put the keys down and can't remember where.

Welcome Graham. Enjoy the NPT.

The kids always have their phones on vibrate. SO when they can't find them we all have to stand absolutely still and try to work out where they are vibrating from.

I have a deja vu typing that, I'm sure I types something similar on a previous NP thread!