It’s no secret if you look around my blog that I’m a huge technology proponent. I enjoy the way that it improves our lives, and I also enjoy discussing the issues new technology raises. But every once in awhile I want to suggest improvements in hopes of swaying the guys who come up with “ideas” – even though I doubt they read my site. But I do it anyway, because companies spend millions of dollars every year in market research trying to find out what consumers want. The problem is …

I got an iPhone recently. A phone is a perk of my job, but the make and model is my choice. I could have just as easily asked for a cheap nokia, but I chose the iPhone because the potential of the technology fascinates me.
After playing with it for a few days, I have some thoughts about it. This isn’t a review by any means. There are so many reviews for the iPhone that another would be a waste of space, every if the virtual space is near limitless.
No, this …