Replaced by My iPhone
Paper maps - I never used these much, but I certainly map directions more easily and readily now.
Seven Day alarm clock - I had planned to purchase one of these, but not now. The iPhone allows you to create a different alarm for each day. You can even create multiple alarms in the same day.
Pen-sytle flashlight - The iPhone makes it easy to find your keys and dropped change at night.
Mini photo albums - I don't use these, but now with the iPhone, I show everyone photos.
Paper calendar and planner - I am now much more oragnized than I have ever been. I simply couldn't get used to bulky paper planners.
Point and shoot digital camera - The iPhone works well for when you need to take a quick snapshot...assuming you have plenty of light.
Calculator - In school, I always carried a calculator. Outside of school, I never had one with me. Now I do.
Notepad - The much-maligned Notes application in the iPhone is good enough for my needs. It is great for grocery lists.
Address Book - As I said earlier, I am now much more organized. The iPhone makes storing information, such as street addresses and URLs, much easier than most cell phones.
iPod - Although it doesn't have nearly the storage capacity of my 5G iPod, the iPhone makes it easy to have the iPod with you at all times.
$499 - Ah, yes. As Highway Hoyt likes to say, "Here's the kicker." The iPhone has replaced a nice pile of cash that was in the bank.
Labels: Technology: Apple
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