What new features do you want in a phone?

I'd like to see
1-full keyboard on a clamshell that pulls out under the keypad
2-am/fm radio
3-blue tooth and easy transfer of all data to and from computer
4-integrated addresses with the phone numbers
5-GPS with maps
6-infrared for TV remote control, garage door opener
7-MP3's
8-more memory. Like the new Toshiba 4 gig hard drives the size of a quarter

all of these are coming however I'd really like to see is:
9-stun gun attachment.

I'd like a stun gun attachment to my phone. Think about it. You take
the phone everywhere and now with the phone having calendars and
applications and games, why not? I take my phone around with a belt clip.
It'd be nice to be able to use it as self defense. Sure there would be
issues with airports and such which is why you would have an attachmentment
so you could remove it.


TIP:
I used to get lost when parking my car at the mall. Now I just take a
picture of where I'm at and use the voice memo to record info. Youcan do
that at them parks or even as a locater map of where you have been (say
hiking). I know some GPS have Automap that maps where you have been.

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In article <[email protected]>,
"Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote:

> I'd like to see
> 1-full keyboard on a clamshell that pulls out under the keypad
> 2-am/fm radio
> 3-blue tooth and easy transfer of all data to and from computer
> 4-integrated addresses with the phone numbers
> 5-GPS with maps
> 6-infrared for TV remote control, garage door opener
> 7-MP3's
> 8-more memory. Like the new Toshiba 4 gig hard drives the size of a quarter
>
You don't mind if it weighs 14 ounces?

"Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'd like to see

Not sure why, but the wife thinks that there should be a button that'll set
the vibrate mode on ---- and leave it on until she turns it off. Says she'd
have one less thing to carry on her business trips. As it is now she makes
me call her, but then wont answer the phone. Women --- who can figure them.

> TIP:
> I used to get lost when parking my car at the mall. Now I just take a
> picture of where I'm at and use the voice memo to record info.

And here's my tip --- smoke less pot --- it makes finding the car easier.





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Supreme Enchanter wrote:
> I'd like to see

1) A cellphone where you don't have to ask people to repeat
what they said.

2) A cellphone that doesn't drop calls so much.

3) A cellphone .. oh, nevermind. You get the point.

"Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'd like to see
> 1-full keyboard on a clamshell that pulls out under the keypad
> 2-am/fm radio
> 3-blue tooth and easy transfer of all data to and from computer
> 4-integrated addresses with the phone numbers
> 5-GPS with maps
> 6-infrared for TV remote control, garage door opener
> 7-MP3's
> 8-more memory. Like the new Toshiba 4 gig hard drives the size of a
quarter

You do realize how heavy this unit would be, don't you? The phone itself
would be twice as heavy, and I don't even want to think how heavy the
battery would be ...

MP3's. SPCS already did that with their Uproar phone and it didn't sell that
well.

>
> all of these are coming however I'd really like to see is:
> 9-stun gun attachment.
<snipped>
>
> TIP:
> I used to get lost when parking my car at the mall. Now I just take a
> picture of where I'm at and use the voice memo to record info. Youcan do
> that at them parks or even as a locater map of where you have been (say
> hiking). I know some GPS have Automap that maps where you have been.

That's a decent idea for those who have short memory spans or going out to
party hardy ...

Bib

We went to Universal Studios the other day. Each area in the parking lot is
labeled jaws or et or whatever. I tested this out even though I know my way
around (I used to direct TV shows for a national cable network there before
they went under). I took pictures every so often. On the way back I gave
the phone to my nephew and told him to find the car. I used the voice memo
for row and isle. He found it pretty easily.

I wonder what other uses people have thought up to help them out besides
taking pictures at strip joints(been there. done that).



"Bob Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I'd like to see
> > 1-full keyboard on a clamshell that pulls out under the keypad
> > 2-am/fm radio
> > 3-blue tooth and easy transfer of all data to and from computer
> > 4-integrated addresses with the phone numbers
> > 5-GPS with maps
> > 6-infrared for TV remote control, garage door opener
> > 7-MP3's
> > 8-more memory. Like the new Toshiba 4 gig hard drives the size of a
> quarter
>
> You do realize how heavy this unit would be, don't you? The phone itself
> would be twice as heavy, and I don't even want to think how heavy the
> battery would be ...
>
> MP3's. SPCS already did that with their Uproar phone and it didn't sell
that
> well.
>
> >
> > all of these are coming however I'd really like to see is:
> > 9-stun gun attachment.
> <snipped>
> >
> > TIP:
> > I used to get lost when parking my car at the mall. Now I just take a
> > picture of where I'm at and use the voice memo to record info. Youcan
do
> > that at them parks or even as a locater map of where you have been (say
> > hiking). I know some GPS have Automap that maps where you have been.
>
> That's a decent idea for those who have short memory spans or going out to
> party hardy ...
>
> Bib
>
>

>In article <[email protected]>,
> "Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 5-GPS with maps
and a dvd drive for geographical data.


>> 6-infrared for TV remote control, garage door opener
And a megawatt pulsed IR laser to transmit IR through a garage door. and a
fire extinguisher to put out the fires.


>> 7-MP3's
why not also play movies, have a 5D cell flashlight, and a 15" subwoofer?
Maybe you'd like something like the jeep branded joke/kluge sold at walmart?

Now you're talking.

It wasn't long ago that the thought of what we have now was science
fiction. I would also like to see the cases have photo cells to charge up
the battery all day long(prototypes exist) and a front projection to beam
the video image onto a table and you type on the table instead of the keypad
(prototype exists) and have the local newspaper be downloaded onto the phone
all day long.

"TCS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> >In article <[email protected]>,
> > "Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> 5-GPS with maps
> and a dvd drive for geographical data.
>
>
> >> 6-infrared for TV remote control, garage door opener
> And a megawatt pulsed IR laser to transmit IR through a garage door. and
a
> fire extinguisher to put out the fires.
>
>
> >> 7-MP3's
> why not also play movies, have a 5D cell flashlight, and a 15" subwoofer?
> Maybe you'd like something like the jeep branded joke/kluge sold at
walmart?
>

In article <[email protected]>,
"Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Now you're talking.
>
> It wasn't long ago that the thought of what we have now was science
> fiction. I would also like to see the cases have photo cells to charge up
> the battery all day long(prototypes exist) and a front projection to beam
> the video image onto a table and you type on the table instead of the keypad
> (prototype exists) and have the local newspaper be downloaded onto the phone
> all day long.

Now you're talking abouta 20 pound device

"Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

>
> Now you're talking abouta 20 pound device

You know what, Phil? I think you may have finally shed your title as most
clueless poster here. In fact, your knowledge of the phones themselves is
very good. Too bad you can't stick to that and delve into the areas where
you don't have a clue.

Scott Stephenson wrote:
> "Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>
>>Now you're talking abouta 20 pound device
>
>
> You know what, Phil? I think you may have finally shed your title as most
> clueless poster here.

He must have meant 20 OUNCES, right? <snicker>

"JRW" <no_addy@no_.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Scott Stephenson wrote:
> > "Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> >
> >
> >>Now you're talking abouta 20 pound device
> >
> >
> > You know what, Phil? I think you may have finally shed your title as
most
> > clueless poster here.
>
> He must have meant 20 OUNCES, right? <snicker>


No- with all of the crap the Supreme Moron is trying to cram into it- you'd
need a wheelbarrow to carry it around.

Oh yeah, and no more pounds. Remember when car phones were bricks?
Advances in fuel cells and solar technology might allow batteries to encases
on the case.


"Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>,
> "Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Now you're talking.
> >
> > It wasn't long ago that the thought of what we have now was science
> > fiction. I would also like to see the cases have photo cells to charge
up
> > the battery all day long(prototypes exist) and a front projection to
beam
> > the video image onto a table and you type on the table instead of the
keypad
> > (prototype exists) and have the local newspaper be downloaded onto the
phone
> > all day long.
>
> Now you're talking abouta 20 pound device

On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 23:24:40 GMT, JRW <no_addy@no_.com> wrote:

>Supreme Enchanter wrote:
>> I'd like to see
>
>1) A cellphone where you don't have to ask people to repeat
>what they said.
>
>2) A cellphone that doesn't drop calls so much.
>
>3) A cellphone .. oh, nevermind. You get the point.

That's it! That's the thing! This is what I always want to say
in response to this question.

I want a cellular phone that does what a landline
does...PERIOD!

That is to say, completes calls from anywhere, to anywhere,
and transmits a clear, strong, noise-free, well defined signal that
sustains from the beginning to the end of the call.

IMO THEN, and ONLY THEN, after the technology has achieved
that, should cellular companies begin ladling on extraneous doodads.
The truth is that all of the extra functions - handy though they may
be at certain times for some people - are merely distractions from the
fact that calling on a cell phone is to calling on a landline as
navigating with a small, loose rudder in choppy water is to driving
with brand new radials on a straight, newly finished highway in good
weather.

Obviously, cell phone companies are trying to achieve the
ideal, but in the meantime they've got to keep acquiring customers to
stay in business, and that requires selling toys.

DGI

Supreme Enchanter wrote:
> Oh yeah, and no more pounds. Remember when car phones were bricks?

Yes...and remember when they "portables" were a 20# briefcase and
mobiles were the size of a small suitcase.