Ford has solved this with Sync: http://www.ford.com/technology/ Great system that leverages your ever changing smartphone.

Do what I do: Buy some Ikea bookshelves and put them in alphabetical order by author.

I use a Blackberry (Bold 9900) by choice. A few reasons:

- I love the keyboard!
- Unified inbox; everything is in one spot.
- Different modes; EG: when I go to bed I have a mode called "bedtime" that only alerts me if something important from someone important comes in.
- Contact based alerts. So during the day when I'm at work my phone will only "ring" if it's my mom (she has cancer, so lay off) or my wife (only calls if it's important, sends a text otherwise).
- Canadian company. Home country pride :)

Yes there is a lack of apps and yes, the Java based OS does sometimes show me the lovely hourglass but for me, it works.

As for other phones, I have looked but not willing to move at this time. I am very excited for BB10 and hope it will allow RIM to mount some kind of comeback.

I have never been randomly made fun of for my phone. Sure friends and co-workers will sometimes poke fun; but it's people I know.

Finally; it's just a phone people - there are bigger things in life to worry about.

I can't believe no one else posted this yet!

My favorite Halloween treat based on those choices is for sure gummy but my overall favorite is ice cream in sandwich form :)

For now nothing beats a desktop for a gaming PC. I just built a new one and got Steam. Nothing else like it right now.

If your right (and I think you are) that makes a lot more sense.

You beat me to it

+1. Wish I had mod points for you. A business needs to ensure people can WORK and make money, not confirm to unrealistic ideals. Yes, sometimes you can make it work and I'm sure someone will cite a few cases but for the majority of people the turnkey is the best solution.

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Just a new line inside an existing facility. Still good news :)

Good idea!

Mandrake -> Ubuntu and some others around 1998 - 2000 that I can't remember.

I assume your on Windows and that MSE (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Security_Essentials) is available. Seems to work fine for most and MS seems to have not made it a huge resource hog.