I am using my iPhone too much.
I have noticed I’m starting to get some serious eye strain by the end of the day.
I can only conclude that it’s the iPhone, because that’s the only thing that’s really changed in my viewing habits over the last few weeks. It started out as a mild irritation, but over the last few days my eyes have been hurting really bad by the end of the day.
I need to use it less.
but I don’t want to….
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6 thoughts on “30 Days of iPhone – Day 11”
Refreshing and nice! Love your input! 🙂 iPhone rules, but please you must be strong and turn it off – at least in weekends! 😉
our species is very adaptive… with persistance we will evolve into very efficiant iPhone users. And the world will be a better place.
I thought that your 30 days of iPhone would be as good/serious as your 30 days with the Apple TV.
But to waste a day on telling your reader how your eyes hurt from the iphone. That’s lame.
@Wizard
Sorry to disappoint, but i think it’s an important thing to mention.
I’m not surprised to hear that Michael, in fact, living in a state with the highest lawsuit rate, I’ll be sure to see a swarm of angry idiots blaming Apple for their strained sight and migraine headaches. Come to think of it though, I’ve not seen a single iPhone “in the wild” in my part of the world–I guess maybe I’m not frequenting the right establishments…
One thing you need to remember is that the iPhone just might “work” and do everything they told us it could do.
Having said that there wouldn’t be much to talk about except “yea they weren’t lying”