Is the iPhone mostly a toy?

[Ecoh]

Gave my old blackberry to my grandson so he could play games on it.

I have no games on my iPhone and I find it extremely useful in everyday ways. Siri, which I thought would just be a novelty, is becoming my favorite part of the phone. It is so easy to add to a grocery list, call someone, send a short email or text, add appt. to calendar. Don't need to find my reading glasses, just ask Siri to do it. I have been retired since before smart phones, so I never used one for business.

Now my iPad is a different story, it is mainly for entertainment.

 

[chiefpavvy]

I don't game on my iPhone's either...well, OK, I do have Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja on there but I don't play them. I swear.

 

[RolandNights]

My cousin lets his 2-year-old son use his dead original iPhone. It's not a toy to him. When he "calls me" on the phone, I better pick up.

 

[stickybuns]

Having X% of your apps appearing in a particular category doesn't necessarily correlate with usage. I have only one email app and one browsing app on my phone, and I use those two apps more than any of the 20-something games I have loaded.

Like someone already said, the iPhone is whatever you want it to be.