Comments on: How the smart car helped me make peace with the iphone http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/ Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 16 Jul 2010 00:44:26 +0000 hourly 1 By: Andrea http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Andrea Sat, 19 Sep 2009 15:40:14 +0000 http://lovemysmartcar.com/?p=25#comment-78 I'm a designer too and I feel that exact same way about Macs. That they're overpriced and elitest. Franklin Gothic does rock! Maybe I'll try to be a bit more empathetic. I’m a designer too and I feel that exact same way about Macs. That they’re overpriced and elitest. Franklin Gothic does rock!
Maybe I’ll try to be a bit more empathetic.

]]> By: Rachel Nabors http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Rachel Nabors Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:46:46 +0000 http://lovemysmartcar.com/?p=25#comment-47 Oh, okay, thanks for the feedback! What browser and system are you using, may I ask? I'll do my best to fix the problem! Oh, okay, thanks for the feedback! What browser and system are you using, may I ask? I’ll do my best to fix the problem!

]]> By: Ryan http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Ryan Mon, 14 Sep 2009 04:29:32 +0000 http://lovemysmartcar.com/?p=25#comment-45 Actually, no.... i just used the Leave a Reply bit where i put in my name, email address, and website. Actually, no…. i just used the Leave a Reply bit where i put in my name, email address, and website.

]]> By: Rachel Nabors http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Rachel Nabors Sun, 13 Sep 2009 00:02:51 +0000 http://lovemysmartcar.com/?p=25#comment-42 You logged in with the google friend connect feature, didn't you? It's a bit buggy and does that some times. Sorry! I'm trying to fix it! You logged in with the google friend connect feature, didn’t you? It’s a bit buggy and does that some times. Sorry! I’m trying to fix it!

]]> By: Ryan http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Ryan Sat, 12 Sep 2009 06:45:59 +0000 http://lovemysmartcar.com/?p=25#comment-40 On another note.... it's difficult to edit a comment when the current contents of the comment scrolls up a bit as every second passes. On another note…. it’s difficult to edit a comment when the current contents of the comment scrolls up a bit as every second passes.

]]> By: Ryan http://lovemysmartcar.com/2009/how-the-smart-car-helped-me-make-peace-with-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Ryan Sat, 12 Sep 2009 06:39:56 +0000 http://lovemysmartcar.com/?p=25#comment-39 As an iPhone owner (only since the latest iPhone 3GS), i will say that i don't really seem to be like the TYPICAL iPhone user. you know... the types who seem to hold it at all times only by the very edges of the phone, as if touching a flat surface other than the touchscreen would cause the phone to self destruct. Nor do i really use the iPod feature. Let's face it.... i have iTunes and everything about it. Not only that, but i don't need my own personal soundtrack as i'm walking around like half of these twits seem to be incapable of living without. The only reason i changed my mind about getting an iPhone (was utterly against them at first) was because after having a Motorola Q9 smartphone for over a year, and having next to no interesting/usable applications for it, not to mention a Windows Update app on the phone that NEVER had an update... i wanted something with more functionality. As for vehicles..... i can see the point behind trucks. construction workers need them, and basically can't live without them. semi's are basically a requirement for freight services/cross-country large quantity shipments. SUV's..... maybe a family vehicle? but i don't see why a sedan wouldn't work in that category. SUV's don't hold all that much, cargo wise. There's also the fact that 9 times out of 10, when you see someone driving a SUV, they're the only one in the thing. Why spend $60-80 a week in gas to drive yourself around? I went from a Dodge Durango to my Smart brabus.... and i don't regret the move in the least. As an iPhone owner (only since the latest iPhone 3GS), i will say that i don’t really seem to be like the TYPICAL iPhone user. you know… the types who seem to hold it at all times only by the very edges of the phone, as if touching a flat surface other than the touchscreen would cause the phone to self destruct. Nor do i really use the iPod feature. Let’s face it…. i have iTunes and everything about it. Not only that, but i don’t need my own personal soundtrack as i’m walking around like half of these twits seem to be incapable of living without. The only reason i changed my mind about getting an iPhone (was utterly against them at first) was because after having a Motorola Q9 smartphone for over a year, and having next to no interesting/usable applications for it, not to mention a Windows Update app on the phone that NEVER had an update… i wanted something with more functionality.

As for vehicles….. i can see the point behind trucks. construction workers need them, and basically can’t live without them. semi’s are basically a requirement for freight services/cross-country large quantity shipments. SUV’s….. maybe a family vehicle? but i don’t see why a sedan wouldn’t work in that category. SUV’s don’t hold all that much, cargo wise. There’s also the fact that 9 times out of 10, when you see someone driving a SUV, they’re the only one in the thing. Why spend $60-80 a week in gas to drive yourself around? I went from a Dodge Durango to my Smart brabus…. and i don’t regret the move in the least.

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