The drawback to the iPhone is the keyboard situation. Like, there is none. I think I need keys to punch. With the Droid, there is a little keyboard. What I like most about the iPhone is that it would be like an iPod and phone all in one -- I could organize my music and have one less gadget to lug around. Right?
So, I've been learning a lot about all of the apps that are out there. T-Bone has an app that looks like a rifle, and when my sisters and I talk too much about a subject that he considers boring (such as Progresso Soup), he takes out the gun app and pretends to shoot himself. It makes the sound of a rifle. Chickchick BOOM. It's a very convincing sound actually, and usually gets our attention. He's a pretty funny guy. He also has a flashlight app that he uses on a daily basis. He pulls it up and it looks like a flashlight on the screen, and really a lot of light comes out of that thing. It is very handy.
Last week we were at Disney, smack in the middle of winter break, and T-Bone totally used his new Disney app to figure out which park had the lightest attendance, and then which rides had the shortest lines -- it was updated to the minute! It was so great. The longest line we waited on was maybe 15 minutes. I am pretty sure that is like the best invention ever.
And that pretty much sealed the deal that I need a phone that has better app capabilities than my Blackberry.
I just want an app that will reach through the phone and smack someone for me. I really needed one of those the other day.
Do you think they have an app like that out yet? I might need to figure out how to invent one...
