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Suck Battery Life

habib_15

Jan 18, 2006, 11:48 AM
This is probably gonna suck down the battery like nothing other. Think about it video running on your phone pretty much all time after this idea takes off. I mean everyone gonna want to have ads. You'll walk past a newspaper stand and it'll give you a video saying buy the latest magazine from so and so, or you walk past a 7-11 and it'll say buy the new big gulp for 30 cents. Pretty soon they will have coupons coming to your phone that you can use.
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KrazyJoe

Jan 18, 2006, 12:10 PM
Now, that coupon thing wouldn't be that bad. If I was at 7-11 and a coupon came out of my phone and saved me a dollar, I'd be pretty happy.
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dwhitt

Jan 18, 2006, 12:26 PM
all they would have to do is synq registers with bluetooth. Then you can use your bluetooth to upload your coupon to the register =P
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Healthnutz

Jan 22, 2006, 1:18 PM
Unless registers are able to plug into an additional port for a bluetooth mechanism, it will be a long time until you see small businesses and gas stations alike trade in their old registers for one with bluetooth compadability. It's benefiting the product companies-not the actual businesses. That's why I'll see Pepsi ads when I go up to Cleveland, because its a huge coverage area. Not when I go to the local BP. (Nobody calls them 7-11s anymore) This isn't the 80's anymore, guys!

Another point is sound--if these ads have 1. sound 2. visual and 3. moving visual--that IS a whole lot of battery life and that better be considered, VERIZON!!!

I did my ranting for the day.
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