Iphones --- Exchanging Cartoons?

Did she ask her friends why they changed their behavior? Maybe what they were all doing isn't available in a iOS app, or maybe they find it clunky to do? ?You need to find that out first before making a decision.

To 8.1's point, a smartphone or a tablet is not a PC replacement. And extension of a PC perhaps, but not a replacement. In other words smartphones and tablets still are not as powerful or able to as much as a PC.

5thwheeleroldman wrote:
Do you send/read emails on the Iphone? That's my wife's favorite activity when we are on a RV trip. Excuse the ignorance, I know the Iphone is basically a small laptop, but our friends seem to have changed behavior completely when going from PC's to Iphones.

An iPhone is not basically a small laptop. My 6.44" Sony Xperia Z Ultra smartphone is much larger than even the 5.5" iPhone 6s Plus but is tiny compared to my 13.3" MacBook Air or 18.4" Toshiba laptop. A smartphone is not a PC replacement IMHO.

I have my Iphone on a Straight talk unlimited plan with 5 gigs of data for 45 a month. Use it for email and some web searches and never use the 5 gigs

Those type of cartoons are usually shared on Facebook. Sharing them on the Iphone will just eat up your storage space.

Just create a facebook page. Friends can upload to DW facebook and you can check on line from the iphone to see them. I'm not really FB savy but I think you can link it where an alert comes to the phone when someone has posted one.

I DO know that you should set your settings to ONLY friends that you approve. Especially if you are using the phone data to view it.

Like others I use my iPhone 6 Plus for everything. Very easy to forward new articles, cartons, emails, et al. I will revert to my laptop for times when I want to get a good look at something, or write a letter or work on a spreadsheet. Even the iPhone 6 Plus screen is too small for somethings.

Behavior changes are due to increased difficulty typing on a iphone instead of a real keyboard. My DW is and excellent typist, with remarkable speed and accuracy. But she cannot type on a small keyboard because she does not know where the letters are located. Her hands and reflexes know, but she cannot look and find the letters.

Do you send/read emails on the Iphone? That's my wife's favorite activity when we are on a RV trip. Excuse the ignorance, I know the Iphone is basically a small laptop, but our friends seem to have changed behavior completely when going from PC's to Iphones.

Depends on how much you have to pay for data service. At home, on a fast cable service and my own wifi, no problem. On the road, paying wireless data rates, no way! Stop at McD's occasionally and download everything.

My iPhone is a mini PC. (Or Laptop)