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Biggest Mobile Etiquette Annoyances
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How Are Your Mobile Manners? Not Good, Says Intel

Internet etiquette has been a hot topic around these parts for a while, but it seems that the majority of Americans' mobile manners are getting worse.
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Internet etiquette has been a hot topic around these parts for a while, but it seems that the majority of Americans' mobile manners are getting worse. Texting while sexing may be the most heinous mobile etiquette offender, but people are breaking manner rules left and right while out in public as well.

A new study by Intel reveals that keeping your phone handy while at the dinner table may not be the biggest pet peeve. According to the report, 73 percent of respondents say that using a mobile device while driving is not only dangerous (and illegal in some states), but it also happens to be the biggest annoyance.

Find out what other mobile habits make people cringe after the break.

Do You Talk on the Phone While Grocery Shopping?
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Do You Talk on the Phone While Grocery Shopping?

For some reason, I can't talk on the phone while I'm at the supermarket.
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For some reason, I can't talk on the phone while I'm at the supermarket. If I'm on the phone, I will walk around aimlessly and not get what I need. How about you?

A Little Rachael Ray in Your Pocket
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A Little Rachael Ray in Your Pocket

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Rachael Ray is everywhere.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, Rachael Ray is everywhere. And now, she's even on your phone. For a "low monthly fee" ($2.99), AT&T subscribers can enjoy Rachael Ray's Recipes on the Run - 40 new recipes each month, complete with personal preparation tips from Rachael. Once a recipe is selected there's a "My Shopping List" feature that allows you to add recipe ingredients directly to a shopping list. If 40 recipes are too many to choose from, you can give the good ol' EVOO bottle a spin and get Yum-O! meal inspirations.

Folks there's no escaping, she was already everywhere, so she might as well be on your phone too. I don't think I'll subscribe, but I must admit, I love the idea of having an automatic shopping list on my phone.

Source: AT&T