@Tony A at Canada we have simular problems but one of the biggest players Bell have the same ideas.... sad reality of corporate greed
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David, Aren't places in nature limited? People have been buring people for thousands of years now. Holograms would be nice. About the virtual memorials I was thinking of Sara P.'s to her mother. Maybe one can also have...
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@Dave sad reality this days, everything become political... or battle ground of the politicaly correct ideas...
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@shakeeb - I try to avoid all this problems by using simple Nokia with idea phone as phone and nothing else :)
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@shakeeb - I try to avoid all this problems by using simple Nokia with idea phone as phone and nothing else :)
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@mejiac Samsung is keep upgrading it line and it like never ending process... how I see it...
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interesting point, but I would like to add probability of no name of carry spyware/trojan or virus inside OS build in by design is very high... but this days you never know...
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interesting to know as right software could help a lot and save a lot of time and money ...
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@Ariella, interesting point.... the way is everything this days I could not agree more...
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@StaceyE I could not agree more as this days criminals afford latest and greatest this days... as criminals is no longer simple group of bad people... it more like corporation with criminal activities as corporate way...
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@nasimson I agree but I would like to add... we never know the way technology develops... as some thing act as game changers...
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@tzubair I could not agree more as this technology could be a coin of both sides... and could be used for good or bad...
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I think drones have only big potentials but becomes way of future, in many fields... in the few years it will be a game changer for all...
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@David @impactnow When I first heard of the term year ago, I didn't like it. Now I'm just used to it, though I agree it's not ideal as it gives the wrong impression. It also creates some inconsistency about capitalization....
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I have an S4. I don't see anything here that would make me want to run out and buy the S6, especially at those prices!
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Aren't we really just buying the names? How much difference is there between all these phones?
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The only celebrity hobby I knew about was that Vanna White liked to knit. I think Tom Hanks collecting typewriters if cool, especially if he actually uses them. If he just brings them on the road and doesn't use them, that's...
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I probably watched most of the old Star Trek shows because my husband was a huge fan. He still watches reruns almost every day. I wouldn't have watched them on my own, but did enjoy them, and Spock was my favorite character. I...
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