Article on MSNBC about teens and cellphones:
see:
Is this in the category of: Water is wet?
No, it is not.
The article is comprehensive and goes into detail about trends in cellphone use; not only who is using them, but what they're using them for. It has numerous statistics broken down by year, function (ie voice, text, etc), and age group.
--Jeff.
And smart medicos will be training right now for the future flood of chronic tendon injuries in hands as well as prematurely bad eyesight.....
We all await the direct brain comms interface to free us from the hassle of having to talk, type or read on our technology.
-- Regards, David.
David Clayton Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Knowledge is a measure of how many answers you have, intelligence is a measure of how many questions you have.
***** Moderator's Note *****That would give "in your head" a whole new meaning ...
Bill Horne Moderator
It's coming, and probably sooner than we think. I'm reminded of a very old science fiction story (sorry, author and title unknown) where one simply replaced a tooth in one's mouth with a data cube for (unlimited) knowledge.
Direct brain connections are no longer fiction:
A Google search on "silk circuit brain" finds many related articles.
***** Moderator's Note *****I want the kind of phone that lets me blink twice to switch from DTMF to MF. If I sneeze, Ma Bell gets a burst of 2600 Hz tone.
Bill "Wait a second, I've got a fax coming in" Horne
Just what we all need. A direct-to-brain line that any telemarketer can ring at will.
If these get popular I predict mass insanity. And lots of traffic accidents.
I want the phone that tells me every caller's exact location, so if he's a spammer I can drop a missile on him from orbit. :)
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