Regular readers likely won’t learn much from this, but folks that have recently found us might benefit from an article I wrote for today’s New York Times. The gist is that even if you don’t have a new-fangled smartphone, you can still use that feature phone to be productive on the run. Ranging from voicemail-to-text services, voice searching for information on the web, and capturing text with your cellphone camera, there are several, simple ways to get a few things done with your phone whenever you have a few spare minutes.As always, the NYT editors make me look better than I are… uh, am. And my standard disclosure applies: I’m paid a flat-fee from the NYT, so there’s no financial incentive for me to point you over there.
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