 | I know what you're thinking: Does Address Book really count as a business application? I mean, if you're using it for storing personal contacts (like your bookie, your pharmacist, your bail bondsman, etc.), then it's really not a business application, true. But, if you gave your bookie some Darvocet you got from your pharmacist to pay off a bad debt, but then he got busted and looked to you to bail him out (which is a surprisingly common turn of events), then it's all business, baby. Yeah, what about TextEdit? It's total business. Unless you wind up using TextEdit to methodically detail your plans for a gold heist. Then it's a fun caper-planning application. Well, it is until you're caught, and your bookie has to bail you out; and by that time he's had to pawn your iBook to raise your bail money, and now all you have is a spiral-bound notebook and a piece of chalk. Address Book doesn't seem so bad now, does it, Bunky? |
