- Why can't cell phones exchange pictures directly over bluetooth? Why is money always involved? Yet they can exchange photos to a bluetooth enabled PC; albeit crudely.
- Why can't all cell phones be used as walkie talkies?
IPhone
- Why doesn't Skype (voip) run on IPhone?
Free Skype Client for iPhone / iPod Touch - Skype Community
No Skype for Apple iPhone
Skype on iPhone (try harder)
Skype on the Apple iPod touch (using SoonR) hack to add a microphone now
Look, Apple just doesn't want any Voip (voice over Internet Protocol) on the iPhone.
Oil shortage
- If we were short of oil last week, because of some problem half way around the world; why is there plenty this week? What ship just arrived? It seems there is plenty to go around.
Dark fiber
- Why is half the fiber optic cable laying at the bottom of the ocean dark? Would prices drop so much that there would be no profit in it?
- Why is the average Internet connection in Estonia and Japan 10 times faster than the average in North America?
Canadian Banking
- Why do we have to guarantee huge profits to have a stable system?
- Can I play too?
Demand Items
- Why are there just enough "insert latest widget" to keep demand at maximum price?
Housing bubbles
- Why are city urban growth boundaries set artificially? Why is agricultural land artificially protected?
"Housing Boom, Bust and an Artificial Shortage" featuring Randal O'Toole (Cato Institute: Daily Podcast)
Batteries
- Why have no new battery standards formed since the D, A, AA, AAA?
Cables
- Why is the USB standard made up of so many plugs?
Incompatible products
- Why are manufacturers allowed to produce proprietary batteries, headset plugs, cables and power adapters?
- Why do we buy incompatible products?
Cell phone providers
- Why do we buy cell phones that only run on one network?
Ipod
- Why can I not play the music purchased from the Apple on other mp3 players?
Truth in packaging
- Why is the planned obsolescence (best before date) not on electronic products? They barely last 2 to 3 years.
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