We do, but my parents have been talking about getting rid of it for months upon months now because it is just a waste.  We've never even had long distance on the plan, we always bought minutes at the store for this, and now with cell phones, we pretty much use it to answer people calling us.  And 90% of the people calling us are fucking surveys or politicians, I would die for there to be a no call list that includes those things, and not just advertisers.

Given your post history, I don't know if you're joking... but I actually agree. I mean, cell phones will eventually kill handheld consoles... but the PSP/NGP product lines compose only a small part of Sony (not that Sony aren't dying on their feet, anyway... but, that's for another thread), while the DS is half of Nintendo's product range... and probably constitutes for over half of their profits.

The death of the handheld, and the increased competition in the home consoles will mean that Nintendo will either need to evolve, or will be the next Sega, by the time the decade's out.

Hurricanes in miami, tornadoes in ATL, after an earthquake in LA we had no power but phone was working fine. Simply by being on different grids it increases the chance of it working since there is no dependency. That's why everyoe should have a landline phone, that doesn't require to be plugged in. It is in fact much more common for power to go out than your phone line.

No they won't. PC's which have always been more powerful and technically could have the same controls still never stopped the annual growth of home consoles.

As such phones with the lower gaming centric technology and lack of real controls will never stop the annual growth of portable consoles.

Completely different markets with different consumer needs and expectations.

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Leave your number.

I haven't had a landline since 1999.

Me... it's a far better as far as quality goes, and also cheaper.

I don't know anyone with no landline phone.