Are you addicted to your iPhone?

[anjinha]

Here's my story: I finally decided that the cracks on my iPhone were only going to get worse so I took it to Vodafone (there's no Apple here) to get it repaired. After a few days they gave me a refurbished iPhone and I'm really happy with it. It looks just like new.

But those days without my iPhone were soooooooo hard. I was constantly reaching for my iPhone to check on something in safari, checking my emails on the go, using beejive when I had some free time at work, wanting to try new apps... it was seriously hard.

So, share your experience. Are you addicted to your iPhone?

 

[benflick]

I would say that I am "Sort of" addicted to my iPhone. Because if it's wonderful capabilities, using any old phone just won't cut it.

 

[BergerFan]

I'm always using it, or simply holding it in my hands. It's like an adult pacifier for me, lol. My friends always mention it too.
Over the years, I've always admired my PSP, digital camera, previous mobiles and even previous iPods, for their brief honeymoon periods (usually a couple of months, max), before getting bored.

The iPhone(first gen, then 3G) is the first device to completely 'wow' me for over a year now, and I still love it!

 

[anjinha]

I'm always using it, or simply holding it in my hands. It's like an adult pacifier for me, lol. My friends always mention it too.
Over the years, I've always admired my PSP, digital camera, previous mobiles and even previous iPods, for their brief honeymoon periods (usually a couple of months, max), before getting bored.

The iPhone(first gen, then 3G) is the first device to completely 'wow' me for over a year now, and I still love it!

The same as me. it was so hard for me not having an iPhone for a few days.

 

[ZDDP1273]

I'm definitely addicted. My phone died in class today and it was miserable. I actually had to pay attention in class.

 

[dwsolberg]

More and more

I get more addicted every day because I keep finding new applications. I play a lot of games, but I also started to read books on the iPhone when I'm bored. Also, I check the weather a lot, use the dictionary (American Heritage), check the news (Mobile News), use the map feature to find places, take pictures, google, check email, track packages, check movie times, remote control my computer, record business mileage, listen to streamed radio, listen to music and podcasts at the gym, text, and every once in a while make a phone call.

 

[siorai]

Not really. It's pretty cool and is easily my favorite phone out of the dozen or so that I've had over the years, but it's still just a phone. It would be somewhat disappointing to have to go back to one of my Sony Ericssons, but nothing that I would lost sleep over or anything like that.

Sorry guys. I know it's blasphemy, but I don't really believe in the JesusPhone.

 

[BergerFan]

Not really. It's pretty cool and is easily my favorite phone out of the dozen or so that I've had over the years, but it's still just a phone. It would be somewhat disappointing to have to go back to one of my Sony Ericssons, but nothing that I would lost sleep over or anything like that.

Sorry guys. I know it's blasphemy, but I don't really believe in the JesusPhone.

Lol. You don't fool me mate.
Put your iPhone in a draw for a week and use a different device during that time... then see how you feel.

"You only really miss something, once it's gone."

 

[bigmouth]

Yes. Yes I am. My name is bigmouth, and I'm an iphone addict.

 

[eyefoniac]

I would have to say yes to this one. Since I got it it has been so handy to have email and web right in my pocket whether there is wireless or not.

 

[freediverdude]

Yes. Especially with Twitter and streaming podcasts. It would be difficult to go back to a razr type phone now. Is there like a 12 step program or something?