Johno02 wrote:
I get more amazed and amused every time I start reading a new thread about how much data, and how much it costs, and all that. Remembering back just a few years, when having a telephone meant having a nickle or quarter to put in a pay phone on the corner! Then looking at how fast this has all come about is also astounding! We were able to raise our family, tour a lot of the US, live our daily lives of work and play, when the only way to communicate with our friends and family was by letter mail written in longhand script and a week was really fast delivery time. And for some, the world was a better place. And mobile phones were in the truck of a car, and had long whip antennas.
Do you reach the same level of amazement and amusement when you talk on your own cell phone? When you are able to use a GPS (stand alone or on your phone)? Google everything? Order stuff from Amazon and have it arrive on your doorstep 2 days later? See cars drive by that don't use any gas? Watch HDTV or a 80" flat screen? Record 5 satellite channels simultaneously while you are away and watch the play back just like it's live? Things change. It really should not be surprising when folks discussing that they take advantage of these changes.