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Hecklerdanny

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I've noticed that since I got my iPad, I really don't use my iPhone much at home other than for the basic phone features of calling and texting. Sure, I still use it during the day to play a quick game of Doodle Jump or something if I'm out and about and need to kill a few minutes - but when I'm home, it's all iPad - all the time.

At least I don't have to charge my iPhone every single night now. Haha. Anyone else?
 
I've noticed that since I got my iPad, I really don't use my iPhone much at home other than for the basic phone features of calling and texting. Sure, I still use it during the day to play a quick game of Doodle Jump or something if I'm out and about and need to kill a few minutes - but when I'm home, it's all iPad - all the time.

At least I don't have to charge my iPhone every single night now. Haha. Anyone else?

Absolutely - both my iPhone and MBP are getting a little rest. :D
 
I never had a iPhone so in my case no, but I do have the droid. Never really used that at home either. I do find I'm using my mbp less though
 
iPhone and MacBook are both collecting dust. Well, my iPhone is acting as a 3G hotspot now and then...
 
The only game I play on my iPhone now is Doodle Jump. Only use it for making calls now though. MBP hasn't been used as much that's for sure. Still use my Mac Pro daily for work though obviously.
 
I now feel my iPhone is "iPad nano." iPhone is now used only on bus and street. Good thing is that the battery on iPhone 3GS is lasting A LOT longer than before.
 
Only app I've used on my iPhone since April 3rd is the weather app a couple times. I'm seriously considering dumping the iPhone and it's data plan. I already have other means of data for the iPad, so it's pretty much going to be used for phone calls, and I get more texts that phone calls it seems lol.

As to the size, the iPhone seems so small now I can't believe I actually used to surf on that thing. I think it shrunk from non use. :) :D
 
Heck I have not started my PowerBook since getting my iPad.
 
I use my iPhone for pretty much just email and phone now. Though I think that's what I use my iPad for as well (minus the phone—guess that leaves me with just email) :eek:
 
Web surfing breakdown for me:

10 years ago: 100% desktop
4 years ago: 50% desktop, 50% laptop
1 year ago: 60% laptop, 25% iPhone, 15% desktop
Last 5 days: 90% iPad, 10% iPhone, 0% laptop, 0% desktop
 
Agreed! I don't have an iPhone but do have a Nexus One and iPad.....I feel like I'm getting the best of both worlds.

Having an open mind to own both Apple and non-Apple products is not a popular moniker to wear here. You truly are a rebel (...and I applaud you for it)!

I, too, own multiple poducts of both worlds and brave enough to say so.
 
Having an open mind to own both Apple and non-Apple products is not a popular moniker to wear here. You truly are a rebel (...and I applaud you for it)!

I, too, own multiple poducts of both worlds and brave enough to say so.

I own way more non-Apple products than Apple products (who doesn't?)

Doesn't mean I'm interested in a poor iPhone clone from a company that hasn't got the slightest idea what they are doing in the CE space.
 
Nope, never used the iPhone inside the house to begin with. Outside the house, all I carry is the iPhone and in that role it excels and I haven't changed my habits at all. What's getting a lot less use is my 17" MacBook Pro at home.
 
I've noticed that since I got my iPad, I really don't use my iPhone much at home other than for the basic phone features of calling and texting. Sure, I still use it during the day to play a quick game of Doodle Jump or something if I'm out and about and need to kill a few minutes - but when I'm home, it's all iPad - all the time.

At least I don't have to charge my iPhone every single night now. Haha. Anyone else?

Iphone...whats that :)
 
My 13" mbp hasn't been used since I got my iPad. And since I have a very nice iMac I'm thinking about selling the thing to upgrade to 3G and to pay for the new iPhone this summer :D
 
Honestly I just decided to get rid of mine. I have no mission critical email etc, I'm a consultant so home a lot. No real reason to keep it with **** service and an iPad.
 
Yes my MacBook pro has been powered off for the past 2 days and my iPhone has been used for nothing but phone calls lately
 
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