In 1998, when a phone was a phone, this "stacking" might have worked, except people doing so would have been seen as a bunch of jerks wanting to show off their abunance of cellular telephones.
Today, the very same device is also your business card, the photo of your newborn, your allergy guide, your personal list of wine recommendations and, quite likely, the camera, with witch you snap a picture of the dinner, et cetera.
Soon it'll be your wallet too, and maybe your keys as well, neither of which would be very clever to put on a table and then, for example, leave for the restroom.
I think you guys are missing the point..... being in the moment... Nobody NEEDS a phone.... we've just gotten so use to them that we have become dependent.
what is the matter with people these days, all they do is gazing at there phone. I've got a nice Samsung galaxy sII but only when i am alone or at my break i look at it. I hate that.
In 1998, when a phone was a phone, this "stacking" might have worked, except people doing so would have been seen as a bunch of jerks wanting to show off their abunance of cellular telephones.
Today, the very same device is also your business card, the photo of your newborn, your allergy guide, your personal list of wine recommendations and, quite likely, the camera, with witch you snap a picture of the dinner, et cetera.
Soon it'll be your wallet too, and maybe your keys as well, neither of which would be very clever to put on a table and then, for example, leave for the restroom.
I think you guys are missing the point..... being in the moment... Nobody NEEDS a phone.... we've just gotten so use to them that we have become dependent.
what is the matter with people these days, all they do is gazing at there phone. I've got a nice Samsung galaxy sII but only when i am alone or at my break i look at it. I hate that.
Today, the very same device is also your business card, the photo of your newborn, your allergy guide, your personal list of wine recommendations and, quite likely, the camera, with witch you snap a picture of the dinner, et cetera.
Soon it'll be your wallet too, and maybe your keys as well, neither of which would be very clever to put on a table and then, for example, leave for the restroom.
2. If you honestly think that NOBODY needs a phone then you are singing the anthem of the people without a good office job.