Can you work all the functions in your cellphones?

[Murrmurr]

Do like the young folks do. Just send it out with all the errors. They know how to read it. Texts are for fast corresponding.

Adding punctuation is a nuisance. I have to tell DH to stop doing that. His family knows that he knows what is correct. If they don’t, they won’t appreciate all his effort anyways.

Even here on an iPad, I’m too lazy to put in ? marks. It’s sure not happening in a text.

Yeah, my GKs send me texts like eta, icant, srsly, plz, and fr followed by more question marks than the number of letters in the words "for real".

I'm old school and I like it. Bt srsly, wtf w/VTT ??????

 

[Brookswood]

I don’t even know what all of the functions on my iPhone are. Only the other day I found out I could dim or brighten the flash lite setting.

 

[horseless carriage]

What's the problem? All you have to do is dial the number that you want. It's just like a landline without the cord.

 

[dilettante]

How many people use the shortcut gestures, e.g. a double-chopping motion to turn the flashlight on/off, or a double-twist to bring up the camera app?

Oh wait, that's just on Motorola Android phones. Your mileage may vary.

 

[Pappy]

Not yet. Only had my iPhone for a couple weeks. Lost my old XS max and replaced it with a 15 pro max. Lots of features to figure out yet.

 

[katlupe]

Heavens no! I use it for talking and receive texts for appointments, grocery deliveries, pass codes from certain websites, etc. I don't normally use it for texts. Also use Google search on it usually for my local weather. It is a Samsung and that is all I know about it.