Well, in my defense the main reason I didn't want a smart phone was because I didn't want to pay another $30-40/month to have internet access on the go when I'm already paying Comcast $55/month for home service, and I'm rarely not at my home or office. But, then I realized that if I bought the phone outright, that T-Mobile only charges $60/month for unlimited everything with no contract, which is less than I was paying at Verizon for just talk/text. The phone will pay for itself in less than a year, so really, I was just practicing good finance!
A savvy consumer! Nice work b_b, would you say that you are "more connected" now? If so, do you find this a benefit or a hindrance? I have a good friend that has no cell phone provider but has an iPhone 3GS that he uses only in Wifi spots. He doesn't want the constant "tether" that connection brings.
Eh, whatever strikes me at the time. This morning on my walk to work I had "Quinn the Eskimo" radio going. I'm a product of the grunge era, so a lot of that (although "Grunge radio" on Pandora is some weird rap station), sometimes I go for the Elliott Smith channel. Lots of singer/songwriter type stuff.