by Laura
Monday October 08, 2007, 4:41 PM
AP Photo/Jason DeCrow, fileThe Apple iPhone.Dilbert creator Scott Adams predicts newspapers will be obsolete by the time most of us have gone through two more cell phone upgrades, thanks to the iPhone technology.
The iPhone, and its inevitable copycats, (let's call them iClones) are newspaper killers. When you have a web browser in your pocket, a printed newspaper is redundant. Eventually, all cell phones will have Internet browsing built in. You might not have a web browser on your next cell phone, but the one after that will have it as a standard feature.
Monday October 08, 2007, 4:41 PM
AP Photo/Jason DeCrow, fileThe Apple iPhone.Dilbert creator Scott Adams predicts newspapers will be obsolete by the time most of us have gone through two more cell phone upgrades, thanks to the iPhone technology.
The iPhone, and its inevitable copycats, (let's call them iClones) are newspaper killers. When you have a web browser in your pocket, a printed newspaper is redundant. Eventually, all cell phones will have Internet browsing built in. You might not have a web browser on your next cell phone, but the one after that will have it as a standard feature.
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