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Excuse me if this seems a little “tongue and cheek”, but the story is actually true.
I would consider myself a reasonably heavy cell phone user coming close to using almost 1,400 minutes per month, which does not even include all of the Verizon to Verizon free cell phone calls, as well as the before and after billing hours calls, which is from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. I receive about 50+ calls a day and make just as many out.
After literally years of this I discovered that the sound of my cell phone ringing would actually cause my stress level to increase. Cleverly, I promptly put my phone on vibrate and kept it that way for a couple of years, thus reducing my level of CRS or (Cellular Ring Stress) as I like to call it.
Each night I would finally take off my phone and power it down around 9:00 PM. However, from the hours of 9:00 PM to midnight, or for that matter any time that I did not have my phone on me; my hip would vibrate as if I had an incoming call. To the point where I would actually check to see if I had my phone on me. Somehow I had truly contracted CPHD, which I have named (Cellular Phone Hip Disorder).
Can this just be happening to me? I don’t think that this is something that you go to the doctor for. I’m sure you’re probably thinking . . . no . . . a psychiatrist. He obviously has ‘phone’ issues.
Keep in mind that I have been an avid user of cell phones from their very inception, of course never to the extent that I am using them now. Are we about to see new medical problems as a result of this technology? I don’t think that there is a cellular medical board that I can speak to. If I had brain cancer from my cellular phone – the popular topic in so many articles, perhaps I would have a case.
I have to keep using my cell phone, so what are my choices. I either have to have put up with CRS or succumb to CPHD. Technically, there must be a class action suit brewing here in the long term, as everyone is moving towards using their cell phones exclusively and leaving their old ‘fixed to the wall and portable home phones’ behind.
So, am I the only one? Is there no one else in the hundreds of millions of cell phone users that is experiencing this problem? What other problems are out there that are just waiting to be noticed by cell phone users?
I am putting together a poll on my website, and I am inviting people to take a quick survey to see if anyone else is experiencing these problems or any other issues. I will get back to everyone who takes the survey and I will let them know about the results. So, take the survey and prove me either completely crazy, or . . . maybe there is some substance to this.
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Warren Romanow has been in the interconnect industry since 1984.
He has held the positions of, Vice President; Telrad Canada, President; Comtel Data Group, C.E.O.; Comtel International and owner; DataNet Telesys Group.
Warren has worked with companies and installed telecommunications equipment in Canada, United States, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
Warren resides in Forest Falls, California where he operates Zero1T1, Inc., BlackberryWirelessPhone and WinningOnTheInternet.
OK, so what’s the deal with ‘water’? Why is this the instantaneous killer for Blackberry’s and all cellular phones alike?
Does this ‘really’ have to happen, or have we just been set up to think so. Exactly how many 10′s of millions of phones are replaced every year by carriers from people exposing their phones to this highly toxic and dangerous substance we call the dreaded H20?
If you ask me, this seems to be a multi-million dollar business all on its own.
From rain to spilled drinks, swimming pools and unexpected ocean waves, sinks, fountains and unfortunately – all too often – toilets! Water is the one devastating factor to cell phones. But, not just the phones; for in this case batteries are included! They have also been designed shall we say, to fail along with the phone. Come on Copper Top . . . where are you when we need you now?
At first glance I do understand the poor combination that water plays on electronics. However, upon further scrutiny don’t you think that just a little plastic seal around the edges and a sealed inner lining between the touch pad and the circuitry would be an impossible task? A lot of phones have the keyboard built into the screens. How hard would it be now?
Or is my theory true. The money made by the carriers off of the insurance and the return of many slightly damp cell phones is just too lucrative to give up. As they say; there’s no money in the cure, just the medicine. So keep your insurance, get your replacement (refurbished but used) phone and take it like a man!
Just face it; cell phones weren’t made to last nor were they designed to withstand the real world environment of the average user . . . intentionally . . . hmmm. So, on that note; what’s with the explode-able-phone when you drop it? The cover comes off and the battery seems to have its own automatic ejection system. Could we build just a little bit of a tighter clip? Why do I need a broom and a dust pan just to pick up my phone from that massive 2 ½ foot suicide fall that it just had as it slipped past my holster clip. Remington, Smith & Wesson are you listening?
I don’t know just how much the carriers are making off of replacing water damaged phones, but could you just imagine the first manufacturer who brings out a commercial with a scuba diver making a cell phone call at 50 feet under the water? Frankly, I don’t scuba dive but that’s the phone that I want. Or a phone that when I drop it doesn’t explode upon impact, it just has built-in software that tells it to say; “oops, I’ve been dropped, I’m down here”, and then automatically calls your wife to tell her that you’re an idiot.
Oh well, as they say; were I king.
So tell me, just how many times have you had your cell phone replaced because of water damage? We’re doing a survey to find out. Take the survey;
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