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I think this is a great idea, but it has its flaws.
I think for this to work, cell phones (PDAs etc.) would have to have some sort of software installed. Maybe this will develop into a device that calls the phone that you point it at. that would be cool. Awfully obnoxious if someone abused it tho. (+) |
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That's why it needs built-in...y'know,
anti-abuse thingies. |
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why text when you can talk? or do you mean multi-texting? sme mssge 2 mny pepes? |
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Precisely...phone calls take too long, a
text message would be quick and
informative. Though one would hope a
policeman would employ some
semblance of proper grammar and such
if provided with a keyboard. |
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I do admire those people who can text quickly. it takes me ages to put a sentence or two together. |
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where I work, I am getting phone voice messages via text messages - quite weird. |
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In the nethelands you can subscribe to such a service, it gives you the weather forecasts, traffic jams, accidents, disasters, you name it. All for the area you are in. |
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Would this not cause more accidents? Do you really want drivers reading their mobile phone texts on the move? |
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As if cops had nothing better to do. Maybe it could hook up to the guys who control the road condition message boards. |
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The text could be displayed on a Heads Up Display. I saw an HUD on a car several years ago, and with OnStar, etc. it wouldn't be a bad upgrade. |
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