I have the same question. I bought my wife a clip on bluetooth hands free device for her car. She uses it a lot. As for texting while driving, she waits till she is at a light to use the talk-to-text app to let others know that she is driving right now but if it is important they can call her.
PCX150Rider, what's wrong with your broken PC? Too bad I am so far away. I could probably fix it, or pull the hard drive and install it into a used PC, and you would be back in business in a short amount of time. No, I don't have a business doing that. I'm just a retired computer engineering who has built dozens of PCX. These days it is almost cheaper to buy another one, except for laptops. Those seem to be the direction many are going, but fixing them is a bear. I don't even try to fix those ...or Apple computers.
Of course, my wife has to remind me that I only have so much time, so everything ends up on a list. I wonder where I am on that list...now where did I put that list?? I need to add finding the list to my list...dang that old age thing!
Hey Mel, thanks! Kind of you to offer your assistance. . ..
I actually just bought a new tower at Best Buy Monday and got it set up yesterday. Here's a link to it ... was $150 off suggested retail and although not the newest fish in the pond it works OK for me now.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-envy-des ... Id=5759907
Out of 69 reviews it rated 4.7 out of 5 so that got my attention quickly. The video is built in I guess so I won't be doing any mods on it.
On my other PC that just locked up and stopped working (black screen, very bright steady LED on power button. . .no flickering like it's processing) I replaced the video card with a new NVIDIA GEForce GT420 128bit video card and that didn't solve the problem. So it's something else. I'll look into it further but I had to make a choice of replacing more parts and components while the $$ OTD keeps climbing until I find the problem or spend $$ now on a newer (although not super new) generation processor with a decent amount of RAM, plus card reader, CD/DVD burner, USB2 and 3, HDMI output, and 1 TB HD. The wireless keboard and mouse work fine but the keyboard is a little lackluster with no adjustments. So I'm underway on PC power again but will figure out what I'll do to with the older one. It was a great machine too. . .had like 18GB RAM and plenty of speed. Hope I can get the HD on it to spin so I can download the files to my new PC.
