Reading books on my iPhone

Pointless, i see my sister who had just bought iPhone recently, seems very attached to it. Indeed, smart phone is very wonderful gadget as compared to the normal hand phone. I even see that my sister had saved quite a lot of money, as she didn't buy much books to read. She seems spending more of her time into reading her favorite stories through iPhone as well. That's the wonder of iPhone, which we should appreciate it.

I have a very basic phone. I can listen to the radio and I can connect to the internet but I don't know how to do that. We have no coverage where I live so my phone is for use if I have an emergency on the road. If I had a smart phone, I doubt I would be able to utilise all those things you mention...I cannot imagine being in a situation where I would want or need to use those things.

I cannot afford a smartphone, but I do hope to have a kindle someday. As you have demonstrated, people who own smartphones already have more than enough capability and do not need all the other electronic toys. Since phones tend to break and malfunction, you better start saving for your next phone.

What I did with my smart phone was trade it in for an older model phone, one that is a little more than "just a phone". I had a smart phone but it was just too confusing to me. I had a few games I played on it but didn't really have much time for the games and, besides, I just want a phone that is a phone. I even have a really nice digital camera so I don't need the camera on my phone but that can't be helped these days. If you want a cell phone, you're going to get a camera. I still have my smart phone and charge it up every now and then to play the games on it but that's all. I'm getting a Kindle or a Nook or something for Christmas. My husband won't say what he's getting me but he asked me what I wanted and I said a Kindle. My son just told me he wants to get me a Nook. I told him that he needs to talk with my husband (his stepfather) to talk about this because I sure don't need both! I didn't want any kind of eReader at first because I like holding books in my hands but, when I realized that I could have an entire library at my fingertips, I decided that it might be fun to have one. How can you read books from such a small screen? I would think it would drive me insane! Well, okay, maybe just give me a headache from eyestrain. Is your phone easy to read?

I don't have an e-reader or an I-Phone. I do, however, read some books online. There are numerous titles available. But, I'd much rather have a real, bound book to read. Right now, I've got about three or four started. I've just about filled all of my shelves. I read some of them once a year. Lately, I've been getting some from the library. If I read one that I want to own, I go to Better World Books online and order it at a tremendously reduced price and they always have free shipping. For every book they sell, they donate a book to places that are 'book poor'.

Call me old fashioned but I still prefer a solid book in my hands where I can actually turn the pages rather then reading on my IPhone. That being said of course I have no problem using my IPhone for other things such as: listening to music, watching TV, playing a few games, and even going so far as to keep my shopping list on there. Yes my Smartphone has many uses and I don't ever want to be without it.

I don't own an iphone. I think it is really neat that you are able to do that though. I just don't have the time or patience for reading though.

Yeah, smart phones are built with a lot of exciting & useful features. I haven't used an iPhone myself though. I have been more with the Blackberry smart phones for quite some time. For me, staying connected with my work mail & getting those mails the best possible way determined the choice of my business phone, because Blackberry was the first one to come up with push mail technology. Recent models of Blackberry have all the functionality of a smart phone & I'm now looking at upgrading to the Blackberry Torch. I enjoy music, messenger, social media and a few games on my BB.

I have no harm in reading some pages from my iPhone but reading a whole novel from iPhone is eye-straining. I found reading book directly less eye-straining and hence a better option.No doubt, I have to shell out bucks to bye every novel i read and you could simply download it from free.

I recently added a few applications on my iPhone. I am not a fan of reading those thick books, simply because I've been doing that in my college years, reading medical books. Now, I'm always on the go and I barely stay at home. So my iPhone is quite helpful. I have a lot of applications where I can read and take answers from anything under the sun.