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<> > A pictures worth a thousand words, well maps & diagrams. A set amount of > information can be processed by the user quicker if relevent images are > used compared to plain text. The faster the information can be processed > the smaller the phone bill. > It the billing was based on data, not time, a text dased system would be > preferable. Directions could be brought up on a phone then left on the > phone till the user had finished following them.

That all depends on your carrier. I've been looking at Sprint Vision phones= ,=20 which have an always-on Internet connection. Using it doesn't eat into=20 your minutes. *END SHAMELESS PLUG*