Thread: Six technologies endangered by smartphones
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Old 08-22-2010, 01:51 PM   #149
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Originally Posted by TallMomof2 View Post
I managed without a GPS for 35 years but I sure like having one. I also drove cars for 15 years before I had one with AC and I wouldn't own one without it. Neither is a necessity but they are niceties that makes driving less stressful and I can actually pay more attention to what's going on around me as I drive. Especially city driving which I daily.

Each to their own. (I also have satellite radio!) (But I don't drink coffee so no Starbucks for me.)
Yeah-I've driven over 30 years without GPS as well (and almost the same as you with no A/C!)...both are just nice additions that I enjoy now.

I do find it humorous though, on a forum of avid eBook users, that while switching to eBooks from paper books seems like a no-brainer, using electronic maps instead of paper maps seems so unnecessary
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