Wireless Etiquette Podcast with Jacqueline Whitmore

[Jerry Raia]

http://podcast.sprint.com/1/1/2006/06/26/Wireless-Phone-Etiquette.html?page=comments&smm=y

"This show affects everyone. As we have come to love our brand new wireless devices and all their feature rich capabilities, we’ve let our own behavior get a little ahead of ourselves—caring more about anywhere communications and less about how that affects the people around us. Luckily, the technology that’s enabled this behavior is providing us tools to help keep us in check. But we can’t rely on the technology alone. We need to make behavioral adjustments."

This is for those of us that care about nothing except our devices. You know who I am talking about. The ones who get totally vapor locked with a stylus, or not as in the Smartphone camp, losing track of all the world around them. You know who you are! Come clean! Here is a podcast with tips for all you offenders.

[Jerry Raia]

http://podcast.sprint.com/1/1/2006/06/26/Wireless-Phone-Etiquette.html?page=comments&smm=y

"This show affects everyone. As we have come to love our brand new wireless devices and all their feature rich capabilities, we’ve let our own behavior get a little ahead of ourselves—caring more about anywhere communications and less about how that affects the people around us. Luckily, the technology that’s enabled this behavior is providing us tools to help keep us in check. But we can’t rely on the technology alone. We need to make behavioral adjustments."

This is for those of us that care about nothing except our devices. You know who I am talking about. The ones who get totally vapor locked with a stylus, or not as in the Smartphone camp, losing track of all the world around them. You know who you are! Come clean! Here is a podcast with tips for all you offenders.

[Jon Westfall]

Gee Jerry, now you've stolen the thunder from my post on this tomorrow at PPCT, wishing everyone a happy Cell Phone Courtsey Month.

<grumble>

[Jerry Raia]

We Smartphone guys are quick. :mrgreen: