Coming from someone who does not watch much TV at all, DVR is more than enough. It is just perfect. You can pause, rewind, fast foward and schedule recordings that you can watch commercial-free later on. This saves so much time and eliminates those unnecessary and time-consuming commercials.
Someone who spends over 10 hours a week in front of a TV screen may demand more from their cable provider but who wants more than 1000+ channels? Not me. Honestly, as long as my TV can record my favorite shows every time they air and I can zoom past the commercials, I am more than happy.
Monday, April 9, 2007
Monday, April 2, 2007
Perfect Mobile Phone
My cell phone service provider is T-mobile and I must say that I'm a pretty content customer. I get a good amount of minutes with unlimited mobile-to-mobile, texting, pictures and video messaging, voicemail, internet, games, ringtones, etc. for one low monthly price. My calls don't drop frequesntly and I have service in most places. The only thing that I wish to eliminate about T-mobile is the frequent text messages that advertise new services or updates in the company. Although courteous, they can become very annoying. I honestly prefer to receive an email about thse sort of things.
I consider myself to be a pretty basic and simple cell phone user. As long as my phone can dial and text, I'm fine. I don't use the internet feautures or play with the games. I do not demand things like high-speed internet access and software portability on my phone. I do demand a small phone and a cheap plan that offers a decent amount of minutes and lets not forget: unlimited texting is a must-have.
Phones should definately be cheaper and taxes should not be so high. A $50 plan ends up being about $73 due to insurance, taxes and misc. fees. All phones should provide service overseas, even if it is more expensive. Individual texts should also be cheaper; free incoming as long as you're within the same network or packages where you can mix picture, video and text messages should be offered. Also, extra minutes should rollover to the next month, just like Cingular's "Rollover Minutes" plan or the money should be refunded. This will probably leave service providers with a lot less profit but it will definately bring more customers.
I consider myself to be a pretty basic and simple cell phone user. As long as my phone can dial and text, I'm fine. I don't use the internet feautures or play with the games. I do not demand things like high-speed internet access and software portability on my phone. I do demand a small phone and a cheap plan that offers a decent amount of minutes and lets not forget: unlimited texting is a must-have.
Phones should definately be cheaper and taxes should not be so high. A $50 plan ends up being about $73 due to insurance, taxes and misc. fees. All phones should provide service overseas, even if it is more expensive. Individual texts should also be cheaper; free incoming as long as you're within the same network or packages where you can mix picture, video and text messages should be offered. Also, extra minutes should rollover to the next month, just like Cingular's "Rollover Minutes" plan or the money should be refunded. This will probably leave service providers with a lot less profit but it will definately bring more customers.
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