what's the difference?

[beback 0]

I have a question, what is the difference between multimedia phone to camera phone?

Edited April 1, 2007 by mylove

[~Chad~ 0]

I might be wrong but I think MEdia settings are connecting to the internet. At least my phone has MEdia settings but no camera.

[Otto 83]

Camera takes pictures.

A multimedia phone is a device that can handle your phone calls and text messaging, as well as take photos and play MP3s and other music files. Some of the newer handsets are also capable of playing video clips, and in some cases live TV. If you’re into games, multimedia phones can handle rich 3D graphics.

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[Niels Bohr 72]

Nowadays, multimedia blend with camera phone. When you buy a phone now, it almost comes with multimedia capabilities. I can't wait when my wife comes over so I can get her a GPS handheld cell phone. LOL. Whenever she get lost, I can easily find her!

[RaspberrySwirl 20]

Whenever she get lost, I can easily find her!

That's slightly odd, no? GPS doesn't equal tracking device nowadays, does it? o.O

[mybackpages 0]

Whenever she get lost, I can easily find her!

That's slightly odd, no? GPS doesn't equal tracking device nowadays, does it? o.O

"To pinpoint the phone’s location, you call up the Web site, enter your password, click “locate,” and presto: an icon appears on a map — either a street map or actual satellite photo. In the photo view, you can zoom in enough to see individual buildings. These are existing satellite photos —you won’t actually see your child standing there — but this feature is still creepy and awesome."

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/21/technolo...;partner=rssnyt

[Mags 112]

So...you can spy on your wife. Nice!

[Niels Bohr 72]

Whenever she get lost, I can easily find her!

That's slightly odd, no? GPS doesn't equal tracking device nowadays, does it? o.O

I don't know if your heard of Mapquest-Find Me feature from Nextel. Hmm....Please do your research!

Oh yeah, mag, for your information my wife is very unfamiliar with this territory. If she gets lost, her car break down (when she gets a driver license), or if she's kidnapped (since she very beautiful) I can track her with this. She's not an American where there's so many cheaters.

Edited April 1, 2007 by consolemaster

[RaspberrySwirl 20]

Whenever she get lost, I can easily find her!

That's slightly odd, no? GPS doesn't equal tracking device nowadays, does it? o.O

I don't know if your heard of Mapquest-Find Me feature from Nextel. Hmm....Please do your research!

I hadn't, actually. And to be honest, that seriously is creepy.

What's wrong with buying her a map of the town you live in? >.>

I'm out of the loop when it comes to cellphones, blackberries, other similar annoying noisemakers that people insist on having with them at all times.

I have, however, read about this implant (which is put right under your skin) that acts as a GPS locating device for children. Perhaps you'd be interested?

[Niels Bohr 72]

Because you're an american, you think it's creepy. For foreigners, they think it's a lifesaver.

And, from experience...Many American girls I see or know are cheaters or fakes. Being in college is no excuse for loosing self-respect. Your perspective is like spying. But, I'm not going to spend all my hours looking at her location. Instead, I'll be spending my hours working not like a few others. Only an obsessive person would stare at the map all day on their GPS. I only use it to track her in emergency.

It depends on what you use it for, that is what makes it creepy and not creepy. I hope you understand the difference. If not, then another analogy is that did you know the NSA keeps track of your conversation over the phone. But, they can't use it against you?

Edited April 1, 2007 by consolemaster

[Nagishkaw 510]

Whenever she get lost, I can easily find her!

That's slightly odd, no? GPS doesn't equal tracking device nowadays, does it? o.O

I don't know if your heard of Mapquest-Find Me feature from Nextel. Hmm....Please do your research!

Oh yeah, mag, for your information my wife is very unfamiliar with this territory. If she gets lost, her car break down (when she gets a driver license), or if she's kidnapped (since she very beautiful) I can track her with this. She's not an American where there's so many cheaters.

[Niels Bohr 72]

If there's trust between the two people, there's nothing to worry about. The GPS is only used to track during an emergency. She can track me down too for your information. I told her that this will be a good idea, and she agreed. Since she has no education, and she can't read a map this will be a good idea. She also jokes about me finding out whether or not she's out somewhere to get guys. We are both secure with each other.

Edited April 1, 2007 by consolemaster

[RaspberrySwirl 20]

Because you're an american, you think it's creepy. For foreigners, they think it's a lifesaver.

And, from experience...Many American girls I see or know are cheaters or fakes. Being in college is no excuse for loosing self-respect. Your perspective is like spying. But, I'm not going to spend all my hours looking at her location. Instead, I'll be spending my hours working not like a few others. Only an obsessive person would stare at the map all day on their GPS. I only use it to track her in emergency.

It depends on what you use it for, that is what makes it creepy and not creepy. I hope you understand the difference. If not, then another analogy is that did you know the NSA keeps track of your conversation over the phone. But, they can't use it against you?

I'm the foreigner actually. And shock, horror, I still think it's creepy no matter what it's used for. I do understand the difference, but how big is it? I don't want the NSA or you to track down conversations, locations, e-mail, browsing history or personal information that I choose to keep personal.

How hard is that to understand?

"Many American girls", huh? I'm not going there, haha. That one's too easy.

Did your wife request this little tracking service?

[Jenn! 918]

My cellphone has those tracking capabilities - it's called "Chaperone". And the way it's presented in the guide, it's intended to be used to keep track of one's children, not one's spouse.

[RaspberrySwirl 20]

If there's trust between the two people, there's nothing to worry about. The GPS is only used to track during an emergency. She can track me down too for your information. I told her that this will be a good idea, and she agreed. Since she has no education, and she can't read a map this will be a good idea. She also jokes about me finding out whether or not she's out somewhere to get guys. We are both secure with each other.

I'm sorry but it doesn't sound like you're too secure with her.

Why bring up your experience with fake/cheating American girls at all in this while you're trying to convince us that it's only in your SO's best interest?

And what does being in college and losing self respect have to do with your superspy tendencies? o.O