No matter how many times I try to tell it differently, my Droid thinks, "Congrats" should be "Contests".
This morning's post to my cousin's wall could have read much differently, if I hadn't caught it.
"Contests on making the front page of today's paper" has a much different meaning than, "Congrats on making the front page".
I guess my Droid has a competitive streak.
Since buying my Droid, I've been pleasantly and not-so-pleasantly surprised by some of the auto-corrections it makes when I'm texting or tweeting. I'll be posting as many of its auto-correct-inspired examples of humor as my Droid provides me.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Competitive Adulations
Friday, March 12, 2010
Lamont?
I don't know anyone named Lamont, but "Droid does".
"No amount of bacon" became, "No Lamont of Bacon."
Now that I think about it, though, isn't "Lamont" French for "The Mountain "? A mountain of bacon...cool idea, Droid.
"No amount of bacon" became, "No Lamont of Bacon."
Now that I think about it, though, isn't "Lamont" French for "The Mountain "? A mountain of bacon...cool idea, Droid.
If only Ben knew...
Latest from my Motorola Droid...
I was trying to comment on my friend's Facebook photos from my phone's mobile browser. My comment was supposed to read, "You should invest in Ben and Jerry's."
My phone said, "You should invest in Benefits and Jerry's." I kinda like my phone's version of this brand name.
I was trying to comment on my friend's Facebook photos from my phone's mobile browser. My comment was supposed to read, "You should invest in Ben and Jerry's."
My phone said, "You should invest in Benefits and Jerry's." I kinda like my phone's version of this brand name.
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