I'm still somewhat behind on this as O2 still haven't sorted out my calendar function, despite me emailing them about it a fortnight ago - still chasing them. So I can't use the calendar on the joggler.
Am in a meeting tomorrow afternoon so here's what I would have said:
- How did you find setting it up? Very easy apart from some technical issues with my online account calendar which O2 are looking into (very slowly indeed and not satisfactory in terms of time lapsed).
- Are you finding it useful? And why? Is it helping to organise your family life? I love it, I enjoy the photo function, the traffic for longer journeys although local traffic would be useful. I like the weather function too, but 5 days would be better as would a quick navigation choice for other areas.
- Do you think it?s good value for money? (It?s £149.99 or free if you take one instead of a phone upgrade.)
Difficult, bit too expensive really, £99 would have been a better price especially since it is a good hook to get people to transfer the whole family to o2 to use full facilities.
- Do you think O2 could do anything to make the O2 Joggler better?
Would like to wall mount it. Could it synch with mobile me, also would like to update itunes files which all my music files currently are, so probably won't use the music option.
Would like opportunity to browse internet on it.
- Would it be better with a browser and if so what would you do with it?
Yes. All sorts of quick checking and mumsnetting.
- O2 Plans for the Joggler ? your questions answered and what?s to come
- What pieces of technology can?t you live without?
son's insulin pump and electronic blood glucose meters, iphone, tv, laptop,
sat nav useful but not essential.ipod for running, washing machine(!)
Basics, however, would be the insulin pump and meters, and the iphone with a broadband connection - all the entertainment and business tool I need.
- Give an example of the latest bit of gadgetry you used
Joggler of course. I've also been coveting my friend's roomba, or 'roomie' as he is known. Also been using good digital cameras. I find the iphone gps very useful and wish they'd hurry up and upgrade to satnav pdq
- Do you think women/mums have specific technology needs? I thnk in this busy world we all have specific needs to keep in contact and to be organised. In many families it is the woman who holds it together as well as working. Not saying that this is right, it's just what tends to happen. Having something like the joggler which can send texts to remind all family members cuts out the human side to 'nagging' as it's done electronically