+1 at my company, we switched cell providers due to dropped calls and started 2 year contract with the one that is supposed to have the least amount of dropped calls. the dropped calls pretty much stopped, but now experience inbound calls going at all. after testing signal strength throughout the buildings from ground level to roof, giving my CS, his boss, and field engineer my test results (which i was surprised i got this far) the end result: "you have a tower in line of sight from your building, its not our problem."

thats the only time to answer a phone... at least at the strip club.

i had an n810 (wifi only), and the vpnc/rdesktop combo alone was worth their weight in gold when traveling w/o a laptop. throw in the webcam/mic for gizmo/google talk with voice was very nice when traveling outside the US for free calls the gps worked very nicely after it locked in. plus every app you could want/need is free. the ability to use those applications above from anywhere cell coverage is available, without tethering a device to a cell phone over BT is reason enough for me to buy one when prices come down. that is the exact reason i got rid of my n810... i am not often around wifi, and hate carrying multiple devices.

I can't help but wonder what adverse side effects there might be for some individuals.

i can't help but wonder what adverse side effects there might be for some robots. this is one step closer from them taking over.