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[QUOTE="Hoophound, post: 2775596, member: 271"]
Since you sound like late adopters of smartphones, I’d highly recommend you keep the new phones and use them. They are incredibly easy to use once you get the hang of it. They really add to quality of life. As far as your wife goes, if she needs all those contacts, she probably has lots of email, documents and other stuff she can see, forward and reply to on the smart phone.  While we talk about all the time we waste looking at our phones, our productivity is also through the roof when using these devices to their potential.

Need to send a fax? Phone.  Need to find a hotel room? Phone. Need directions?  Phone. Email?  Phone?  Quality camera for surprisingly high quality photos?  Phone.   I suggest you use them and learn about them. They truly improve quality of life and increase productivity.  $20 is nothing if the smart phone can save you even one trip to the office, bank or store per month, let alone all the other great stuff it does.  I’d pay far more for my phone than I do if I had to.
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