Technology marches on. Resistance is futile. Whoever would have expected the evolution of all the apps for Apple’s iPhone? It makes sense though. If Apple can make this phone the must-have gadget of the day, there is no doubt that they will remain profitable. Have you seen their stock performance lately?
Surprisingly, there is a whole slew of apps that make remodeling easier. I’ve recently posted an article by a guest author on the 20 top iPhone home improvement apps. Some are fairly average but others are quite clever.
I, for one, have not moved up to something as sophisticated as the iPhone for uber-computing. Nope, can’t afford it when I have to fund the kid’s unlimited texting. That stuff will eat you up if you don’t buy the package.
When she first wanted it, I went over and thought I signed up for it. Next month, I got a texting bill from AT&T for about $1200! I called them and they said I had signed up for unlimited texting on the principal line (we’re on a family plan with 3 phones). I said no, I specified her number.
They countered with, “Sorry, it defaults to the principal number.”
I tactfully told them they could default to kissing me where the sun don’t shine because that was obviously trickery, and not only was I not going to pay the texting charges, they might as well hire a collection agency because I wasn’t going to pay the regular bill either.
All of a sudden I became a valued customer again. Go figure. As for kissing my backside? There’s an app for that!







