You can’t get on the internets with your Nokia to rebook your canceled flight instead of waiting in a 45 minute line at the airport or check your email. My old Nokia didn’t have GPS. iPod or all the software applications my old Hewlett Packard had either.
Really? The Nokia S60 - from 2006 - had full Internet access, meaning it could rebook a flight and check your e-mail. Believe it or not, many phones have had Internet access before the iPhone was launched...
“You can’t get on the internets with your Nokia to rebook your canceled flight instead of waiting in a 45 minute line at the airport or check your email.”
Please note. I am now well past 60, retired, and not so much on the go.
Since I no longer live in the USA, I never encounter canceled flights, but fly only fly international a few times a year. I do not need internet to rebook. I can just call on the phone.
I do carry my laptop, and most always have WiFi available where I take it.
I am sure the I phone is quite helpful to younger guys on the go all the time and doing business. To me, it is just a toy.
My mobile phone days go way back, having owned an old conventional mobile phone company.
Oh, by the way, you CAN be on internet with just a mobile phone. My girlfriend is on Yahoo 24/7 with both my phone and hers. :))