The mighty iPhone. To some a symbol of pure excess. To others, an invaluable tool for everyday life. To others still, its a new way to make rude noises.
Apple, famously, discourages people from hacking the iPhone - as a way to us it with a different wireless provider than AT&T or as a means to write your own apps. They have all the apps you would ever need, they say, in many a recent commercial. View an MRI - there's an app for that. Drink a virtual brew - yep, there's an app for that. Digital flatulence - they got you covered!
This video is from some people at the Houston Chronicle. It made me laugh.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
There's an app for that?
Posted by
euphrony
at
10:05 AM
Labels: Humor, Miscellanea, Question for the audience, Sarcasm, Things even I don't understand, Things I find patently absurd
4 comments:
Crackberry -- but work *makes* me use it! Honest!
I'm more simple than all that. I was dragged kicking and screaming into cell phone ownership. Work needed me to be on-call, so I had no choice but to get one (a very basic cell phone, that is).
Then, when my wife and I were in different locations, one phone wasn't cutting it, so we got her one too. I do like her having one in the car with her, in case of an emergency.
About once a month, the cell phone is actually useful. I can use it like a walkie-talkie when I can't find my wife in Sam's Club or Target.
No.
Crackberry. Have only had it since January (work also made me get it), but I like it.
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