COMMENT: I feel like the backlash is on against cellphones. And honestly, not before time.
The little hand-held device has become our whole world. Our weather forecaster, our map, our dinner or ride order service, our camera, our calendar, our biggest distraction.
There seems literally no limit to what we will document these days either.
The woman in Australia with a suspected drug overdose being stretchered to an ambulance by paramedics the other day - pausing to take a selfie from the stretcher - is all the evidence you need that we're a world gone digitally mad.
So here comes the pushback - look at what we're seeing: a resurgence of the old not-so-smart phones. Phones that just work for calls, and have batteries that last beyond lunchtime. Nokia relaunched its old models, even Apple's introduced features which give you time limits.
Chiropractors and physios' warnings about the damage to necks and spines, even in very young children, is only getting louder as our cellphone use skyrockets.