Just stick the phone out in that wind you have. Not a chance of overheating if it's that cold out there.Overheating may be one of those technical problems I've overlooked. I've used 260MB on my phone in 22 days, hardly a power user.
My watch can send it to my phone but I don't have it connected. It's open source as well.I'm still doing put one foot forward and count, put the other foot forward and count.
Eldest and youngest both have watches that do all that and send it to their phones I think.
I'm not technophobic. It's just smart phones have a way to go yet before I'll find them an asset rather than an irritation.
I see a lot of mobile phone use because I live in and travel through the city daily. I find it a bit concerning and in some cases rather sad. Some evenings I get off the bus on the edge of the city and walk into the centre, often along the side of the docks which these days is populated by pubs/bars and takeaway food. I can't count the times I've glanced through one these bar windows and seen a couple sitting opposite each other using their mobile phones. What's all that about?
I think you hit the nail. Young people chat more on phones than they do in person.
We have both in front of our house. There are a few differences. The Hornbeam hedge has smaller leaves. When it freezes hard the leaves fall off more easily. The Hornbeam starts to sprout earlier. The Beech is rather late.
I never see most of my friends in person because they're in California. So I text them.
How bad is it?
Only if he's male.
Got any better pictures? He looks rather handsome.
Not too bad. Only the garbage containers that were already on the street were blown over. They pick them up tomorrow morning. Normally we put it on the street in the evening. Now I have to get up early.
I've watched a garbage can roll down a hill before. In California. It was a sight to behold.
