I feel that way too, Howie. However, I believe some people carry their cellphones on them at all times just in case they need to summon help--a bad fall, for instance. I've thought about carrying mine for that reason but until I get to know its quirks better, I won't try. Those phones are too apt to beep or ring at odd times--and bother everyone within earshot. Unless I know how to shut it up, I hesitate to go anywhere with it.
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Congrats, Virginia!
If you see any 6 year olds in your complex, you can always ask them for cellphone assistance.
By that age, they're already experts!
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I can't remember where we were posting about medical alert systems, but this seems a good place to put this. My brother and his wife were telling the people in their church this morning that I had finally gotten one. A lady then told them about one called Great Calls. She has had hers for about two years and she only pays $17.00 a month for it. She has traveled to Florida, the beach and many places and it always covers her. It has GPS so it tracks her where ever she goes. She just loves it and says the people on call are very responsive.
I expect that most of these alert systems use the same call center, so I think they are probably all alike in that regard. I have all the information on this one, the phone number to call, etc. If anyone wants it let me know. I am going to keep it and possibly change when I have to pay again which is in six months. Not because I don't like mine, but in order to be covered no matter where I am and to get it cheaper.Virginia
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I've just got to put that darn iPhone down. I read a lot of the news today and I have been fooling around. Ann, I loaded some things from the App Store. As soon as I eat something (no lunch because of that phone) I am going to load Facebook. I have been into maps. I put my address in and I am not happy with the way it showed it, but I guess it is alright. I am not sure I want to read and do all that much on there when I've got this great big monitor for my computer that my brother gave me.
However, I am kind of satisfied with what I've figured out thus far.Virginia
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It's a nifty idea, having so much on your phone that you don't have to go online on a regular computer, but the screens are small, AND the phones I've dealt with seem to need recharging constantly.SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.
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That's my problem. With my eyesight, the small screen drives me nuts. I had a neighbor that was real good at using one, but he would show me something, and I just couldn't look at it for long, it's just too small.Originally posted by agate View PostIt's a nifty idea, having so much on your phone that you don't have to go online on a regular computer, but the screens are small."Given the millions of billions of Earth-like planets, life elsewhere in the Universe without a doubt, does exist."
Albert Einstein
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Some of those people who are so handy with their smartphones are running into big problems from overuse of their thumbs. Some suggestions here on ways to hold a smartphone:
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.
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