I have burned music CD's in the past using Nero. I don't do alot of burning so it isn't at the front of my memory bank. My computer guru put alot of programs on my computer which I have no idea what they do. I do use Picasa some and think I could burn a CD from that perhaps. Here is a list of the programs I have under what he calls "multimedia" Nero CD/DVD Burn Picasa SoundMax XP Codec Pack 2.5.1 Any Video Converter Applian FLV Player Audacity Media Player Classic Photo Story 3 PowerDVD Player Quick CD Quick Time Player Quintessential Media Player Real Player Say Time Sound Recorder Windows Media Player Windows Movie Maker Microsoft Silverlight DVD Decrypter Free East Cd-DVD Burner InfraRecorder Mp3DirectCut Old Media Player Slide Show Wizard VCD ControlTool In addition to figuring out what program to use I am going to need some help getting the pictures from my computer to that source. I don't use Picasa very much as I don't do editing etc. and I find their organization difficult to figure out. Today I looked at the videos from my iPhone that I want to burn to DVD through the Windows Cameras and Scanners Wizard. Ginny

There are two generations answering this question. I am retired and would rather use my tower PC and old flip phone. Since I'm home most of the time it is easy to send a quick email to any of the kids to read on their smart phones. Can just answer or hang up with the flip. My upgrade is due and need a new phone. The darn flip phones are the same price and now with additional options which are of no use to me. The larger phone screens are nice, but still need my darn glasses to read anything of importance and it is too easy to go somewhere into cyberspace not wanted. Admission though, I would definitely use the app to compare pricing/stores. Can't tell you how many times someone has to show me a pic they have on their phone....I either nod or say something nice unless my glasses are nearby. The kids have accommodated me by sending pics through email. And I'll hang on to my Nikon D70 with all the functions in my head. The gathering of old people not wanting smart phones will fade away and this is not too far away. "New" old people will be the generation already skilled. But I have a vision of needing the old magnifying screens being put over them, those used in front of the first TVs in the 40s. Even an Ipad drives me nuts due to size in getting around for all I want to do. Am an ex IT person, 40 years of computer evolution experience. Still love new software and learning more. I like my fast access, multiple software programs and a "fat" built computer with a 42" screen for photography. We can be set in our ways, but there are physical limitations which also direct us to what works for our needs. Regarding the 700 a month. Enough people, aps, games, online use can easily jump to this. Family plan or not.. My son downloads books, usually once a month while he is sleeping. The data used is about 600 for this one shot. Phones used for business can easily run the monthly charge posted. This reminds me of one of my favorite commercials from Office Depot. Grandma is taking pictures of her kids with a hand stapler she picked up instead of the camera they gave her. My humor may be off the map.

That was my first thought when I started reading complaints, app developers will be all over it & go 'retro'. Rumor had it on some boards that iOS7, when in beta phase, was being designed to compete with android (never saw an android in action myself, so don't know if it now compares). I'm still going to hold out but the only drawback to that is most app updates are going to be for 7 and if one isn't careful could accidentally update some apps that won't behave on 6. Still hoping Apple listens, this has been the first smart phone that I haven't wanted to pitch out a window at 60 mph (as opposed to my prior blackberrys, which made me go bat crazy sooner or later). This post was edited by moonshadow on Sun, Sep 29, 13 at 15:50

Here you can find a review of this camera. http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/hp735.htm I find a digital slr, like my Pentax ist*D better for pictures of my garden, but the HP sounds like a good camera to start with and learn about taking pictures of your garden. You can decide after using it for awhile if the HP is all you need or want to move up to a better camera. I hope you enjoy taking pictures of your garden as much as I do, taking pictures of the flowers and wildlife in mine.